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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
7
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor told a New York federal court jury she was petrified when two bandits pointed guns in her face during an elevator holdup at the Waldorf Towers. She seeks $300,000, claiming the hotel failed to provide adequate security. Jewelry stolen has not been recovered.
Washington UPI Ford Motor Co testified at an EPA hearing that it cannot meet the 1975 antipollution standards for cars despite spending 152 million in 1972 on pollution tech. EPA must decide on a possible one year delay. GM echoed concerns about catalytic converters and California as a testing ground. Ruckelshaus must rule by April 11, with possible Congress action if data is insufficient. Sacramento bill would boost college opportunity grant scholarships by 3 million dollars, introduced by Sen. Rodda.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to grant a 25.4 percent wage hike for most city employees in 1973 74 totaling 7.4 million dollars. Hospital workers threaten to strike over the deal while the plan awaits next week’s board vote and mayoral signing. Police firemen and certain drivers remain excluded from the raise under the city charter.
A fragmented OCR shows The Daily Review publishing office lines with addresses in Hayward and Alameda County. It lists circulation, offices in San Jose and Fremont, contact numbers, box and street addresses, and mentions an Audit Bureau of Circulation reference. The text is chaotic but centers on newspaper operations and local access points.
Three Washington men Derrick Holloway Tyrone Marshall and John Marshall were arrested on federal charges for shooting Senator Jobe S Stennis and robbing him outside his Cleveland Park home. They faced arraignment in D C on counts of attempted assassination and armed robbery with $100000 bond.
Paul Howes spent 18 months constructing a dune buggy powered by 12 batteries on its flanks. The Pacifica builder used a standard dune buggy chassis with VW parts and a removable cap for the recharger. Top speed is about 80 mph and the car is valued at 1800 dollars.
A federal appeals court reversed conspiracy and bribery convictions against former Texas Representative John Dowdy, leaving possible retrial at the government's discretion. Perjury convictions remain. Dowdy, a Democrat, was originally sentenced to 18 months and a $25,000 fine for conspiracy bribery and perjury related to a Maryland construction firm.
San Francisco police reported a drop of 103,730 in major crimes from 3,973 in February 1972 to lower totals last month. Despite the overall decline, homicides, rapes, robberies and burglaries rose, with figures listing homicides 94, rapes 4R-36, robberies 135-429, aggravated assault 202-27, burglaries 1,307-1,178, larcenies 865-1,081, auto theft 86-4975.
The National Center for State Courts trimmed its potential permanent locations to five cities Williamsburg and Alexandria Virginia Salt Lake City Philadelphia and Denver The board also approved two additional branches at Harvard and Hastings law schools with current branches at Emory University and the University of Minnesota in St Paul The center aims to speed court handling through a central clearing house for computer techniques and legal staff tests in Virginia Nebraska New Jersey Illinois and other courts
Freel Ison sacrificed a queen and faced material deficit before reaching 1 North Berkeley. Alvin lines up the Ruy Lopez for tomorrow and aims to pressure Fed’s relations along 9th Street.
Betty Ferreria Hayward, 16, of 2772 Hawthorne Court, Castro Valley, is named outstanding member of Sea Scout Troop 700 for 1972. A Tennyson High School student, she has served in the troop for two and a half years and received the award at the recent quartermaster Kalim Oakland ceremony.
The notice sets St Patrick's Day for March seventeenth with plans noted for activities and participants. Details include timing and coordinating organizations involved in the celebration.
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