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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
12
James Apress, longtime Gunsmoke television marshal, received the Man of the Year award Tuesday night at the International Broadcasters Awards dinner in Beverly Hills UF1 coverage notes the honor and Apress’s role on the western series.
Two 15 year old boys and a 12 year old fired at a crowd outside King Junior High School in East Oakland killing Kay Key, 35. A sawed-off rifle was recovered. suspects admitted involvement after detectives questioned them. Key had waited for her children after a basketball game.
A gunman in a ski mask robbed a Bank of America branch in San Francisco at gunpoint, taking about 94,500 after a teller’s drawer ran dry and demanding more from other tills. Police link him to prior robberies, including $1,789 from a branch the previous Thursday and $6,000 from another on March 2.
An appeals court ruled that banks cannot seize customers deposits to discharge debts without a hearing or notice. The State Court of Appeal unanimously struck down the California "banker's lien" law, following higher court challenges to debtor protections. Wells Fargo Bank deducted 87.68 from an overdue MasterCharge account in a cited case.
Marcus Foster told an American Association of School Administrators meeting that real black power is an illusion and that blacks moving into positions of power is limited by demographics. He noted black mayors and superintendents appear only as opportunity widens potential, with whites still predominant in leadership.
Cutter Laboratories of Berkeley expanded the recall of ce trac ex intravenous solution to about 46 000 bottles covering all dextrose solutions produced since last August at the Chattanooga plant. Federal agencies investigate postoperation infections at a Milwaukee hospital linked to the Cutter solution. one patient died, one recovered, one in critical condition. FDA and CDC investigations may take weeks.
Governor George Wallace says his inability to walk will not end his political career. He speaks on a Cavell show taping at the executive mansion and says he may not run for president in 1976. He regrets the May 1972 gun attack but pledges to keep the Democratic Party active.
Richard Hawk, attorney for convicted mass murderer Juan Comma, forfeits $62 bail in Justice Court after missing a scheduled appearance. The Yolo County district attorney confirmed Hawk elected to forfeit bail on the driving with an expired license charge. The incident ties to an Interstate 8800 stop in Yolo County, and Corony was convicted on 25 counts of murder.
A toxic release from an underground storage tank on the southwest side prompted the evacuation of about three percent of residents Tuesday night. At least two people were hospitalized, including Rosa and Kasrack, listed in poor condition after inhaling fumes. Six residents were released, with others treated at St. Anthony's and Mount Sinai hospitals.
Viet Cong said it would release the 32 American prisoners held in Hanoi, with a list of remaining POWs to be handed to the United States on Thursday and releases to follow 48 hours later at Hai Phong Lam airport. The cease-fire timetable aims for all prisoners freed by March 23 and U.S. troop withdrawals to proceed, amid ongoing trench fighting and alleged troop infiltrations into South Vietnam.
Veteran Ridgeway from Houston, wounded in 1968 ambush near Khe Sanh, asks to visit the grave of seven comrades buried at Camp Barracks Missouri. He and other released POWs discuss memories, war, and the return home amid cease fire terms and Nixon’s reelection.
State Department says Communists list Hine Americas and a Gana ding as prisoners in Langs with release timing unclear. Viet Cong claims to free all American POWs by Saturday while North Vietnam sets March 28 as a ceasefire deadline. Provisional government formation and Laos talks cloud updates on missing Americans.
U2 spy plane veteran Francis Gary Powers, a Soviet prisoner for 22 months, says North Vietnam may be withholding 1,300 missing in action. He notes only about 40 currently accounted for and accuses North Vietnam of using absences to pressure concessions. Powers, a radio pilot and POW group VP, credits public pressure for better treatment and timely releases.
A diplomatic source said the United States still proposes a 43 day extension of the Four Power Tank Military Commission, the allied and Communist peacekeeping body, despite Vieihan's fragile hold. Vietnamese and newspaper reports said discussions were planned, but officials denied it. A U.S. spokesman had no information and did not confirm the plan. A South Vietnamese source quoted Maj. Gen. Gilbert Woodward as seeking a special commission session to discuss the extension.
In Phnom Penh area, Communist forces attacked four government positions along Highway 5, severing the main rice supply route 25 miles northwest of the capital. U.S. warplanes, including B-52s, struck targets for the fourth straight day as government forces reported advances toward Takeo and continued actions along Highways 2 and 8. The National Assembly extended for six months a state of siege to bolster security.
Paris based Vietnam era group releases documents accusing South Vietnamese authorities of torturing about 209000 political prisoners. Priest Nguyen Dinh Thi cites police coercion to register for Da Chu party, arrests of perceived critics, and forced pledges. PRG and South Vietnam set to meet on elections, demand freeing all political prisoners.
Patrick Dennis Chenoweth, a fireman aboard the USS Ranger, files suit in US District Court seeking a preliminary injunction to stop moving his trial from Treasure Island to Subic Bay. He argues transfer would deny him due process and a public trial for the July 1954 Alameda Fire incident. Navy plans to move the case amid Ranger’s Subic Bay assignment.
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