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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
1
Young people in Liveohy City Oregon head to the coast to enjoy spring vacation. Families and groups travel to beaches, enjoying sunny days and outdoor activities as schools close for a seasonal break.
A mountain lion incident near San Leandro drew sheriff and animal control action after Deputy Game Warden John Jones was bitten while securing the animal. The case traced to Larry Dunn, accused of illegal exotic pets, who faced multiple charges before and after the lion’s transfer and later re-arrest.
East Germany lifted the barrier for seven days allowing West Berliners to visit. Tearful reunions filled East and West Berlin as families embraced after six years apart. Officials estimated 406,000 to 750,000 West Berliners would travel into East Germany during the week.
U S District Judge Stephen J Roth ruled that Detroit suburbs must be included in any desegregation plan, potentially requiring cross district busing for the city’s schools. He rejected two Detroit-only proposals and favored considering broader regional solutions to end segregation in Detroit Public Schools. The decision follows earlier actions linked to federal orders and the 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation.
Palmer campaign manager accused councilman Dan Cooper of pressuring for a zone change on a Calhoun Street project in which Cooper had an interest. The commission blocked the density residential zoning plan after two absences, with Harper voting against. Palmer and Cooper denied improper pressure, while others claimed awareness of Cooper’s interests, and the matter involved the Planning Commission and Harper aligned campaign workers.
Patchy clouds linger with late night and early morning low cloudiness. The high tomorrow is expected in the mid to upper 60s while tonight’s low falls to the 30s to 40s. Weather page 30.
Clearwater Fla stress linked to cancer in chickens. Dr W B Gross of Virginia Tech presented at the American Cancer Society Science Writers Seminar that social tension in poultry increases virus induced cancer, suggesting a possible human link though not yet proved. The report notes the observer reaction and notes this is part of a recurring special report series.
ITT president Harold Geneen testified he never spoke with Presidential Assistant Flanigan about antitrust policy, despite earlier statements. He said any mention would have been casual and he did not discuss policy with Flanigan. The Senate committee weighing ITT donations to the Republican National Committee paused a key nomination and weighed executive-session options.
The California Supreme Court has been flooded with about 700 letters and postcards opposing its 6-1 decision ruling the death penalty unconstitutional. Communications include insults and calls to oppose judges, with 790 letters reportedly against the ruling and others urging political actions against jurists.
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