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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1972

Page

5

Yablonski Slayer Gilly Sentenced to Death in UMW Case

Paul Gilly was sentenced to the electric chair by the same jury that found him guilty of first degree murder in the Yablonski slayings. The verdict followed a five hour penalty deliberation after a Monday crossfire of arguments for and against the death penalty. Also charged in the killings are Gilly’s wife Annette and her father Silous Huddieston, awaiting trial, while Claude Vealey testified against Gilly recalling the break in and killings at the Yablonski home.

Washington Pe Paul Gilly Yablonski Charles Sweet Reess Gilly Cleveland United Mine Workers Joseph Yablonski Clarksville UMW Richard Sprague Philadelphia Samuel Rodgers Annette Silous Huddieston la Follette Tunn

Body of 13 year old found near Detroit substation

The body of Kevin Grbanowicz, an Allen Park honor student, was found yesterday in a large toolbox tarpaulin at a Detroit Kidigan substation after last seen walking home from a hockey game. Police investigation continues as two teenagers found the corpse.

Kevin Grbanowicz Allen Park Detroit Mich Detroit Kidigan Kevin

Artificial atom powered heart tested in calves

NIH announced a major advance in a totally artificial nuclear powered heart. The device has been successfully tested in calves and could lead to human clinical trials in three and a half to four years. The heart uses a nuclear engine and is attached to major blood vessel stumps, with reinforced plastic chambers and Dacron fibers.

Washington API National Institutes of Health NIH Tie Natian Theodore “Cooper National Heart and Laing Institute Cooper Institute

Alleged Berrigan letters detail D C bomb plans

Copies of letters attributed to antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister describe plans to blow up Washington DC heating tunnels and a drive to raise funds from Sweden. The materials were entered into the trial record of Berrigan and six co-defendants on charges of conspiring to attack draft boards and kidnap Kissinger.

Harrisburg Philip Berrigan Washington, D.C Sweden Berrigan Henry A. Kissinger Boyd F. Douglas Jr Lewisburg Elizabeth McAlister Washington Tunnels

Nixon daughters invited to visit China says Tricia Cox

Tricia Cox says President Nixon has invited his two daughters Tricia and Julie to visit China. The invitation was delivered by the president and their husbands upon return to Washington from a trip to Peking by Tricia Cox and Edward Cox and by Julie Eisenhower and David Eisenhower.

Washington UPI Nixon China Tricia Cox Peking Tricia Edward Finch Cox Jule David Eisenhower

Drive to keep open Mendocino State Hospital

Mendocino County businessmen launch a drive to prevent the closing of Mendocino State Hospital. They fear losing the $5 million payroll and cite lack of county funds and facilities for mentally ill and alcoholic patients. Chuck Hillary of Hopes seeks about 7,400 more signatures to urge Gov. Reagan to cancel the phaseout. a 2,591-signature petition was delivered to the Board of Supervisors. Some groups reportedly want to repurpose the grounds as a junior college.

Chuck Hillary Reagan Board of Supervisors Hillary

San Jose Model Cities group sues board over setup

A San Jose based group filed in U S District Court seeking to compel compliance with federal citizen participation rules and board composition for the Model Cities program The suit asks HUD to halt funding for the next year possibly 11 million and to stop operations until requirements are met It alleges limited citizen participation and a skewed board setup favoring one neighborhood The city is named as a defendant and officials note a 33 1 million plan could grow to 11 million in supplemental grants this year Paul Stamp of the committee cites minimal public involvement

San Jose Model U.S Committee To Save Department of ‘Housing Ban Development Model Cities of Sant Jose Paul Stamp

San Mateo County plans to close Canyon Hospital

Redwood City AP reports San Mateo County moves to phase out Canyon Hospital amid a contested Medi Cal funding dispute. County officials say a state miscalculation widens the burden to cover medically indigent patients, with Pickett noting expanded coverage under last July’s Medi Cal bill.

San Mateo County Canyon Hospital Redwood City Tuly 12S Park Pickett Ihe Aller M.D. Tar ‘Shes

Fresno lawyers sue to allow 18 year olds to run for office

Three attorneys and Assemblyman Kenneth Maddy with local counsel filed a suit in Fresno Superior Court challenging a county charter rule that barred 18 year olds from running for offices from the Assembly to the central committee. The suit argues the provision improperly blocks Roosevelt High School students and other 18 year olds from seeking election, amid questions over eligibility and registration requirements.

Fresno UPI Kenneth Maddy Kresny Ators Neys Fresnig Roosevelt Ie Fresno High School Assembly Central

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