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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
3
Bay Area readers report Herbert Marcuse, the 3 year old scholar, told a Bad Tuesday audience that youth should resist defeatism and escapism. He criticized encounter groups and group therapy as sellouts to the establishment and warned against anti intellectualism.
A mistrial was declared in a San Francisco case after jurors deadlocked six to two following nine hours of deliberation. Judge Yee ordered a new trial hearing set for March 2. Elaine Wonder, arrested December 25 for attempting entry to a courtroom, was involved in a confrontation with police and sheriff's deputies as the Suledad Brothers murder trial proceeded.
The defense asks Superior Court Judge 8. Lee Vavaris to send the jury to Soledad Prison to view the wing where guard John Mills was killed in January 1970. The request aims to help jurors relate to inmate conditions as the trial nears its end.
AP reports five students linked to Students for a Democratic Society were arrested as a rally at Berkeley drew about a crowd of peers and teachers. Officials said police moved in when a woman used a bullhorn and claimed it was an SDS rally. Three others faced disturbing the peace charges after a scuffle over the bullhorn.
Fay, representing about 250 restaurants, said the Golden Association has approved a $0.50 per hour raise retroactive to January 1. Association President Al Pollack warned menu prices would rise at many outlets due to higher costs for meat, seafood, produce and vegetables under the Phase Two controls. The raise was negotiated during the stage opening of the union's five year contract expiring September 1.
Patrolmen Ate J Heim and Walter entered guilty pleas on marijuana possession charges in municipal court. They were arrested in a raid on their apartment, and Fire man Jerome Keithley was fired after the incident. Sentencing is set for April 3, according to police.
About 1,200 residents urged a U S inquiry into the March 9 fatal shooting of 15 year old Gregory White by San Mateo County Sheriff deputy Larry Pringhurst in East Palo Alto. Officials said they would ask U S Attorney James Browning in San Francisco to investigate potential civil rights violations.
A dead whale in San Francisco Bay resisted Navy demolition attempts at the Farallones on Tuesday. Navy teams from Alameda tried to attach explosive charges to the carcass but hooks kept slipping, prompting a spokesman to say a second attempt would occur Friday. The whale had appeared in the bay last week, was towed out to sea, then drifted to Stinson Beach, causing complaints about odor and leading the Coast Guard to move the carcass to the Farallones.
Stanford University police could become reserve Santa Clara County sheriff deputies after an agreement between undersheriff William Rosa, Stanford officials, and special assistant John Schwartz. Sheriff James M. Geary announced the plan with university leaders and Richard W. Lyman cited.
Fountain Valley youths Richard Crysel and Lawson Downing claimed a world seesaw record in Santa Ana, topping 124 hours as about 30 onlookers watched. They started Thursday night at Santa Anita Park to raise funds for the March of Dimes, with about $400 already collected. They plan to push toward 144 hours.
Angela Davis expressed belief a fair trial in Santa Clara County is unlikely while acknowledging the all white jury sworn in. The panel includes eight women and four men with one Mexican American, as prosecutors and defense agreed during a 45 minute conference with Judge Richard Arnison. The case involves murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges against the 28 year old Black Communist.
The National Center for Disease Control dispatches smallpox experts to Bangladesh after a serious outbreak in Asia’s new nation. World Health Organization requested the support as teams prepare to assist.
In Bardney England thieves stole a $520 antique toilet from a 36 room William Hardy home. A jury deliberation continues as prosecutors defend the panel findings amid a diverse cross section of potential jurors, with six alternates seated then dismissed during Tuesday's session.
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