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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
2
In Chico an unsuccessful attacker threw a Molotov cocktail at an Air Force recruiting office Tuesday night. Police say the gasoline did not ignite and the arson attempt failed after repeated efforts with matches and cigarettes.
UPI reports American Airlines pilot Cal vin Springer died when his four place light aircraft crashed near Bear Mountain about ten miles southwest of San Andreas while en route from Calaveras County to San Francisco. The cause remains unknown and a search plane located the wreckage on bears mountain top. Springer departed San Andreas airport Tuesday morning in light rain and was two hours overdue when American Airlines alerted authorities.
UPI reports a small Edison Co substation suffered four explosions causing about an hour long blackout over two square miles in Industry La Puente Valinda and West Covina. Investigators discounted a bomb, a fried cat was found near a transformer, and power was restored to the four cities with no injuries.
A federal grand jury questioned activist Leslie Bacon about a New York bombing plot and a bank explosion at the U S Capitol. Judge George Bollt postponed a decision on forcing her to testify while she may invoke the Fifth Amendment. The panel will reconvene Thursday, but secret sessions remain suspended pending the ruling.
The Soap and Detergent Association filed suits in Chicago and Detroit to block city ordinances banning phosphates after June 1972. SDA argues local rules are unconstitutional and conflict with national product formulations, risking higher costs and customer confusion for its 115 member firms amid more cities weighing bans to curb eutrophication.
Federal boats and planes captured the yacht Mercy Wiggins off the Golden Gate and seized five tons of marijuana worth about 1.5 million dollars. The haul, destined for incineration in South San Francisco, included 433 bags with 10,000 pounds of marijuana and involved a federal force of 90 agents. Two ships were seized and eight suspects arrested, including a presumed marijuana kingpin.
Fragmented notice from The Daily Raviaw Inc listing offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont California. Mentions publishers Lloyd Sparks and Wiltson Chilsate with contact numbers and box address 118 W Winton Ave Hayward. Includes phrases about circulation and audit bureau membership.
An undercover San Francisco narcotics agent, 23, Michael G. Edmond, was freed on 1325 bond after authorities found 15 marijuana plants and related paraphernalia at his Sausalito residence. Edmond surrendered Tuesday as neighbors reported loud music, while roommates Don Miller and Thomas Villas were booked for Possession and released on 250 bond each.
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