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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
2
Sherry Holliday, 19, named Miss Albany and first runner up in Miss Albany, will enter the Miss Georgia pageant in Columbus this June becoming the pageant’s first black contestant. Kathy Gunnells resigned as Miss Albany to marry. Holliday studies at Illinois State University.
Information Secretary Tatad said foreign forces are involved but constitute only a small number and not the main attackers. He attributed the revolt mainly to local Maoists, Christian outlaws, and Muslim secessionists centered in Cotabato, denying the need for SEATO aid.
The Daily Review lists Hoya Sparks as President and Publisher Willem Chilcete. The document notes second class matter under federal act and provides a Hayward California address for communications, with reference to W. Winton Ayn and Bos Wex3127 in Pa.
President Nixon said the best weapon against rising food prices is the American housewife not price controls. He favored removing a 3 cent per pound tariff on beef imports to help lower beef prices, while resisting general food price controls and warning of black markets and rationing. House committee plans a testimony by Barbara Shuttlesworth on March 28 to discuss prices.
Consumers and housewives organize meatless days amid price concerns. In California San Fernando Valley women report dropped meat sales at Safeway and Wood land Hills. Ohio group Fight Inflation Together calls for meatless days. Oklahoma City activist urges others to join by calling five friends. North Carolina milk price boycott targets fresh milk with planned pickets.
A large exterior sign was taken down by Campbell authorities after a council claim it violated city rules. Councilman Rusty Mammen called the sign a beautiful message, while noting it breaches the ordinance that restricts oversized ads.
In Tallahassee, the Bradley family endures the death of Kim, 15, the third child of John and Mary Bradley to die from primary pulmonary hypertension, a rare incurable heart condition. Kim endured 10 heart attacks while doctors say he faced a short life ahead. The parents recall teaching their children to live one day at a time as they cope with repeated losses. Surviving children include Mary Faith, AJ, and Hetty Michelle, with doctors noting the odds of a family member being affected are extremely high yet uncertain for the remaining children.
A 120 pound jaguar named Sheba escaped from a cage in Knoxville and roamed the zoo for about an hour before zoo director Guy Smith captured her. The animal killed three pea cocks but did not leave the zoo grounds. Smith cited a defective match as the cause of the escape.
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