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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
4
Joanne Carson sues to press freedom claim in Los Angeles alleging her ex husband Johny Carson violates a 1971 divorce clamp against public disrepute. She seeks $12,500 in back alimony while maintaining the right to discuss her former husband on television.
On Capitol Hill talks focus on a Hobby Protection Act to curb copies and fakes in antique glassware and coins. Rep Fred Rooney says consumers buy misrepresented originals, while Harvey Stack cites dozens of calls about rare coins found to be reproductions. Industry publisher EA Babka notes reproductions sell for far less than originals, with examples like Washington Peachblow glass priced around 25 to 38 dollars versus 400 dollars for an antique.
Aaron Schiff of Alamo pleaded not guilty to man slaughter in the death of 18 year old John Hartwell at a Las Trampas Road treatment facility. Schiff faced three motions to dismiss and quash the indictment and to admit additional evidence. Judge Coleman Fannin set April 12 for pre trial motions with trial tentatively scheduled for May 7. Hartwell was fatally scalded in a bathtub and the case was listed as a homicide by the San Francisco Coroner after investigation by the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Department.
Four more Manson followers were found legally sane and responsible for a Covina beer firm robbery and a Hawthorne weapons raid intended to arm a possible assault to free Charles Manson. The four, Kenneth Coma Catherine Gypsy Share Mary Brunner and Lawrence Bailey, await sentencing March 20 23. Manson and three women remain in prison for the Tate LaBianca murders.
Rachel Verdin, who at age eight confessed to killing her brother with a lead pipe, is up for release from a Columbus institution after authorities concluded her father Edward Verdin, 47, killed the boy in 1958. He faces manslaughter charges and court on Friday in Hamilton, Ohio, following the mother’s confession.
A tranquil scene titled Mirror Lake shows Canadian geese resting with one foot in water, resembling a water ballet or double image. The exhibit hangs at the Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery in New Jersey as part of the collection.
In Boston, 18 year old Robert E. ONeill was given the death penalty for raping and killing 87 year old Gladys Mercadel in 1972. A jury found him guilty of murder, rape, and related charges. the sentence follows Massachusetts law mandating death in rape-murder cases. The ruling hinges on a mandatory death statute and triggers automatic review by the State Supreme Court.
A Polish military Anotov 24 carrying Polish interior minister Wieslaw Quiepka and Czechoslovak official Rado Kraske crashed near the East German border while attempting to land at Szczecin. All on board, including crew and aides, were killed.
A Mayflower era style bimonthly publication from Hayward California issues a second class notice. The address is 116 W. Winton Ave Hayward and post office box 3197. The item lists a contact category 107 communications with no clear events or dates beyond a 1897 reference.
Moose are wandering into streets and gardens as Anchorage faces its annual winter visit from large hungry animals. Weighing up to a ton, the moose seek willow and birch in the open spaces around the city, turning neighborhoods into a makeshift forest amid bedded snow and cold.
United Nations ICAO vote 105 to 1 authorizes an investigation into Israel s shooting down of a Libyan passenger jet over the Sinai last week. The measure also condemns the attack. the United States pressed to soften the language by replacing condemnation with deplored. The Libyan airliner carried 113 aboard with 106 killed.
Pilot Martin Hartwell testified at a coroner inquest that after a November plane crash he ate the flesh of one dead passenger when food ran out. He described a 31 day survival with limited rations, rescue on November 9 and survival of a 14 year old Eskimo boy who helped. two others died.
Philadelphia public school teachers overwhelmingly ratified a new four year contract worth 69 million dollars ending an eight week strike. They returned to classes as the city’s 13 000 member Philadelphia Federation of Teachers and district representatives reached the deal after noisy voice vote. The strike had affected 28 students in the district.
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