Magee trial ends with outburst in kidnap case
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Ruchell Magee purer kidnap trial ended as it began with the San Quentin lifer shouting at the judge and being hustled from the court by bailiffs. His final outburst preceded jury deliberations in the 1970 Marin County courthouse murder and kidnaping case tied to Angela Davis. Magee faces another life term if convicted. REYKJAVIK UPI Lava flows from Helaijell volcano threaten Heimaey’s fishing industry and its three major canning factories amid ash and molten lava.
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Man swims 9 miles in shark infested sea
Stuart Braddick a 24 year old building contractor from Townsville Australia swam nine miles through shark infested waters after his two foot craft sank in rough seas off Townsville. He faced bites from several sharks measuring three to seven feet and was rescued a day later by a small plane after leaving a note in the sand. He was unhurt aside from a minor shark cut on one hand and a desire for sleep.
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Former draft chief retires after 62 years of service
Washington AP reports Lewis B. Hershey, former draft chief, retires after 62 years of military service amid ceremony. The 7 year old in dress blue and gold salutes as Hershey, oldest active duty general, has advised President Nixon on manpower mobilization since February 1970.
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Local Bally Review Board Notice Inquiries Postal Addresss
The Daily Review of THE MORNING NEWS published by The Bally Review lists addresses for communications at 118 W Westn Ave Hayward California and includes Hayward Alameda County postal details. It notes a Sunday publishing schedule with offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and other locations and mentions a member congregation.
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Meat boycott builds nationwide pressure on prices
Housewives and women protesters press Capitol Hill and grocers amid spiraling food costs. In Spokane about 26 women picketed a local supermarket for an April meat boycott while officials in Washington and New York voiced cautious support. Officials warned long term effects on prices and supply, noting inflationary tensions tied to the Nixon budget. Separate incidents include cattle rustling linked to high meat prices and a Portland market resale of horsemeat drawing crowds.
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Wealthy Californians accused of holding beef off market
Rep Fortney Stark of California charged that speculators are withholding thousands of cattle in San Joaquin Valley feed lots to create shortages and push beef prices higher. He urged Congress to consider price controls or a freeze, saying wealthy investors are influencing meat costs and would oppose greed-driven moves though he expects backlash from speculators.
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Butz predicts meat prices may fall as boycotts bite
Secretary Earl Butz says angry housewives boycotts and belt tightening by consumers are impacting meat prices. He notes 29-cent roasts are gone, with beef prices down three cents last week and suggests prices should ease by year’s end. He urges higher farm production and inflation control, criticizing congressional spending.
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Cost of living raise for food stamp recipients
The Agriculture Department will raise food stamp benefits by 3 to 4 percent starting July for about 12 million recipients. The program will cost about 140 million annually, with total cost near 2.1 billion for the year beginning July 1. Families near the eligible income top may see smaller increases or none due to regulation changes.
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Pentagon snack prices rise at the Pentagon cafeterias
The Defense Department approved concessions increases by Priva with hikes up to 60 percent and an average rise around 24.7 percent in most breakfast items sandwiches and salads. Most main luncheon entrees and top end made to order sandwiches remain unchanged.
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Snail Race Chooses Champion at Antoine's
Dr Marion J Filippone won the fifth annual Antoine's Great Escargor Eating Contest in Houston defeating TV figure Rals Helton who placed second with 110 snails. Rex Miller earned the Glutton Award with 23 snails but injured arm marred his balance. Sonny Jim of the Modoc tribe received an honorable mention for a novel snail eating method using utensils.
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