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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
1
A 1972 captioned image shows luggage being scanned by an X ray device at Hayward Airpark. A four-protection conveyor line carries cargo through a fluoroscope station, illustrating early airport security tech in operation.
Cambodian premier Lon Nol seized control to avert a coup by the National Assembly as protests and student demonstrations mounted. Chief ally Sok Sitha resigned, while Lon Nol moved to appoint deputy Sith Alalak, signaling a consolidation of authority amid a tense constitutional crisis.
Rep Paul McCloskey withdrew from the presidential race after failing to gain momentum in New Hampshire. He blamed lack of funds, said major issues were ignored, and warned Nixon’s China visit and Moscow trip could shape the California primary. He then filed for reelection in his Northern California district.
A federal warrant targets Roberta Acosta executive director of the Southern Alameda County anti poverty agency. Investigators allege an embezzlement attempt involving a cashier's check for about 22000 tied to signatures of Acosta and a financial officer. Acosta was suspended without pay. deputy director William Newton to assume duties pending further action.
Eight thousand Southern Pacific switchmen and engineers obeyed a federal judge and began returning to work while 20,000 clerical and office staff refused to cross picket lines. U.S. District Chief Judge Conkling ordered an end to the walkout and barred layoffs through March 20, but unions criticized wage and job cuts as contrary to negotiations.
A sunny day is expected with highs in the 60s to low 70s and patchy clouds in the early hours. The evening cools to the 40s, with clearer skies by late morning and more details on page 2.
A Santa Rita inmate described to Pleasanton police how a heroin habit fueled numerous daylight burglaries across Livermore Amador Valley in October and November. He urged neighbors to watch for strangers and parked vehicles, saying heightened concern could cut 50 to 90 percent of such crimes.
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