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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1972

Page

5

Bay Area briefs on abortion laws and cases

A Bay Area report cites California anti abortion provisions and felonious testifying penalties. UPI notes 2,120 women affected by birth control and abortion restrictions last year. Mis E Kinsey says state law disciplines women forced to testify against doctors and may threaten felony charges unless they testify in prosecutions under other statutes.

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Magee hearing set as Davis trial delays proceedings

Magee seeks a change of venue while Angéla Davis faces charges tied to a shooting and a judge’s death. Tulare County scheduled May 12 for Magee's motion and May 22 as a trial target, but the start may slip as prosecutors and evidence remain unsettled in San Jose amid Davis's case. In Oakland, striking workers at Berkeley protest university wage and grievance issues, drawing hundreds of tradesmen.

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UC Strike and Talks Scheduled with Union Aides

UPI reports talks set between Mendelgort of San Francisco and union leaders Richard Groulx Alameda County Labor Council Lamar Childers and their lawyers over a long strike by about 500 building trades workers demanding wage increases. The university cites financial strain and fairness to other employees as reasons not to grant raises.

Stilklog Building ‘Trades Council Carnions Trogen

Retirement fund theft charge shocks office workers

A memo shows Smith, accused of grand theft, allegedly sold $8,000 worth of fake stocks to colleagues as part of a retirement fund scheme. The incident prompted investigations at the office in Vienna.

Minkesnis Smith

Escaped San Francisco jail inmate sought by police

Police continued their search for Lacry J Fontes an inmate who escaped while held on charges including kidnapping and narcotics offenses Fontes and eight other prisoners fled San Mateo county jail in March they were accused of kidnapping two Sacramento girls Fontes told jail staff he had a court appearance and walked away in civilian clothes with a small group of prisoners, used to be headed to court according to Captain Jeremiah Taylor.

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Jessel Tours Troops on 150th USO Trip

San Francisco dispatch reports comedian George Jessel touring to entertain troops on his 150th USO tour. Dressed in an old Army uniform with medals, he spoke from the airport about action and the Vietnam war, claiming seven trips there and joking about a quick victory if possible.

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Deliberations Begin in Babysitter Pamela Watkins Case

A 19 year old Ventura babysitter, Pamela Watkins, stands trial in San Jose for the murders of Shelvin Aldridge and Tynya Aldridge whose bodies were found in a trash bin last November. The jury of six men and six women heard closing arguments as the case moved toward verdict.

Julie Nixon Eisenhower Eyes Youth Vote Outreach

Julie Nixon Eisenhower said she plans campaigning for her father’s reelection but will not focus on mobilizing youth or minority voters. She spoke Tuesday to volunteers at the American Red Cross convention, arguing broad appeal is needed to avoid divisiveness and to address campaign concerns.

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Judge to rule on union escrow fund in San Francisco

A federal judge said he would issue an order on whether the West Coast Longshoremen's Union's proposed $2 million escrow fund should be divided among union members after a Pay Board decision. The case centers on wages disputed since a contract was reduced following a strike and a memorandum of understanding that expires May 8. Leaders from East and Gulf coast unions met with the Pay Board about wage increases, with a ruling expected later today.

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Hijacker fraud scheme ties five men to scheme

Charges allege William Lewis and Donald Murphy and three others conspired to profit from the D B Cooper hijacking by arranging a fake interview. Fleming, a former Newsweek editor, was duped into coordinating the arrangement, with bail set at 450000 for Lewis and 8000 for Murphy.

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Robber shot in police siege at San Jose Stop and Go

A man and a female accomplice robbed a Stop and Go market near U.S. 101 in San Jose. They fought a shotgun battle with officers, were wounded, captured, and hospitalized in good condition. Police say both will be charged with armed robbery and attempted murder.

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Debbie Reynolds Performs Despite Pinched Nerve Incident

Debby Reynolds, 40, collapsed with a pinched nerve Monday while visiting Las Vegas. She performed Tuesday night at the Deggett Inn, was taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, treated, and released. A hotel spokesman said the pain subsided after treatment.

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