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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
8
Jay Kinney a 7-foot 375-pounder from Stockton sparked a scene at the Marlboro Chuckwagon Cooking Exhibit in Southern California Expo as he began his sixth chili eating contest, signaling fatigue after a long run of meals.
SAN FRANCISCO AP A doctor's daughter Arlene Elster 30 became owner operator of Sutter Cinema a downtown theater showing explicit adult entertainment She left a blood bank research career to photograph and produce nude films with Lowell Pickett before taking sole control After multiple arrests she defends the work saying obscenity is not accurate and notes few constant advances while balancing family disapproval and personal life
Lake Rudolf Kenya reports say hundreds of scientists and curious alike descend on the region for the second longest solar eclipse in history. Elders of the Eimolos tribe fear outsiders will take the sun, while anthropologist Carole Scherrer notes villagers insist the sun cannot be restored once removed.
Violence linked to the valley table grape strike spills into dissident faction clashes amid union tensions. Western Conference official William Grami says orders urged nonviolence, while critic Ray Griego accuses Ralph Cotner of provoking actions and being opposed by Cesar Chavez's AFL CIO United Farm Workers. Griego, a 21 year Teamster, claims vendetta-driven conduct.
In San Francisco, the Santana rock group sues its business manager Sidney Frank of San Rafael and attorney Herbert Resner of San Francisco. The Superior Court case alleges embezzlement and outrageous charging for services, plus failure to file group income taxes on time.
AP reports a federal judge postponed ruling on Kirby Hensley founder of Universal Life Church appeal. Hensley, convicted in 1969 for selling doctor of divinity degrees, argued his California Education Code violated constitutional rights. He moved operations from Modesto to Phoenix after conviction and sold $20 courses by mail.
A federal grand jury indicted Alla Creighton Sheffield, 40, a former Berkeley resident, in absentia on charges of hijacking a National Airlines flight in 1968. The plane was hijacked over the Gulf of Mexico en route from San Francisco to Tampa, diverted to Cuba, with 53 passengers and seven crew. Sheffield is believed to be in Cuba.
In San Jose, a settlement approved by Judge Robert I. Peckham provides 806000 dollars to claimants who alleged racial bias in California construction trades. The payout comes from the Operating Engineers Local 3 bargaining trust and related affirmative action trust following a court injunction.
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