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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
2
In Oakland two police officers were bitten while handling a silent burglar alarm in a business district. Officer Kenneth Busse shot and killed one German shepherd. Officer Charles Hollis shot and wounded a second dog while aiding Busse. Busse suffered a bitten arm.
In Garland, a Black Panther Party survival rally drew several thousand people on Wednesday night. Panther Chairman Bobby Seale urged listening to plans to hire politicians, while calling for voter registration and blood tests. The event offered groceries and blood testing facilities, with more bags planned for the week.
The Norwegian sloop Gjoa, famed as Roald Amundsen’s Northwest Passage vessel, will be prepared for delivery to a freighter and shipped to Oslo. A spokesman said it should reach Norway by June for Amundsen’s birth centennial.
Judge Harry Wiar ruled Fresno rancher Rodger McAfee must pay architect Jonett Batchelor 531 in damages for architectural work not completed on a Fresno project. McAfee posted 100,000 bail for Angela Davis's release during her treason trial in San Jose.
Frank P. D Ambrosio sues former wife in San Jose for 2340 dollars a shotgun a deer rifle a violin and 500 pounds of sausage claiming wife did not keep to 1970 divorce agreement. He alleges she would take over the family sausage business pay him weekly and supply sausage but payments stopped in 1970 and he never received the weapons or sausage.
About 70 Divinity and National Union of Students members marched from Berkeley to the Armed Forces Recruiting Station and staged a symbolic reenactment of the crucifixion. Police warned of arrests as demonstrators vowed to stay until closing, criticizing the station’s hours and services.
Transport Workers Union Local 2WA filed suit in San Francisco seeking an injunction to stop the Public Utilities Commission from implementing proposed schedule changes. The union alleges a breach of the collective bargaining agreement and accuses the PUC of unilateral action to cut back service without prior consultation with the Carmen.
Alfred el Neder, former San Francisco police chief, has taken a job as director of the West Coast security division for Service Systems Corp. Neder, 24 years with the San Francisco Police Department, led the force from 1970 to 1978.
Contempt charges filed during the Soledad Brothers trial against attorney Blaing Wender of Berg were dropped. James Grish, assistant district attorney, dropped the charges after a briefcase dispute. Judge S Lee Voyaris had previously dropped contempt citations against defense attorneys. Joan Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo were acquitted of charges they killed a guard at Soledad State Prison.
San Francisco AP report notes West Coast longshore union chief Harry Bridges cautions his men may postpone action until a Pay Board ruling on East Coast contracts. He threatens a two coast walkout if cutbacks occur, as the Pass Board recently reduced the West Coast wage and benefit increase from 20 to 14.9 percent.
Democrats say they can block Republican moves to end month old hearings on the ITT antitrust settlement linked to contributions to the GOP convention. The panel resumes April 6 with Sen. Hruska pressing to close the inquiry amid claims of whitewash risks and ongoing denials from Kleindienst and ITT officials.
Navy chaplain Andrew F. Jensen testified in a court martial accusing him of conduct unbecoming an officer. He said confidential counseling revealed a swinger group at Cecil Field involving two officers wives Lora Gudbranson and Mary Ann Curran. Prosecutors plan to recall witnesses while defense rests after the appeal record letter.
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Federal Judge R Dixon Herman instructs the Morrisburg Seven jury on testing informant testimony. He warns to evaluate Boyd F Douglas Jr amid his past crimes and possible government inducements as crucial for credibility. The case, set in a conservative Dauphin County district, centers on antiwar activists and alleged conspiracies.
In Buenos Aires, ERP members threaten to execute Oberdan Sallustre, general manager of an Argentine operation, after a ransom deadline passed. Police released a note found in a bar stating the group would kill him if seven demands, including releases of jailed guerrillas and wage actions, are not met.
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