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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
9
A San Francisco crew bound for the French nuclear test zone finds refuge on Pitcairn Island with descendants of the Bounty mutineers. Pitcairners aid in repairing a damaged engine aboard the 10-foot vessel Fight. Islanders say they are neutral and would help any ship in distress.
Australia and New Zealand filed suits with the International Court of Justice to halt further French nuclear tests in the Pacific. The action claims violations of international law and UN obligations and seeks a ruling that atmospheric testing in the South Pacific breaches international law. France and China were noted as non signatories to the Geneva nuclear test ban.
Police said six Humboldt High School students and one former student were arrested in connection with extorting more than 500 dollars from another student. Assis tant Police Chief Sammy Liles named Calvin Martin Eddie Thomas Sylvester Porter Jr and Joe Pankey as arrestees, with three juveniles not identified. The victim’s father Carl Hutchinson triggered the case after finding missing money and reporting the incident.
Kissinger conferred with U S negotiator U Alexis Johnson over breakfast as both prepared for SALT talks with Britain. Officials expect Nixon to hear prospects of a new SALT agreement before Brezhnev visits Washington, with date still undetermined. Diplomatic sources note possible signing in Washington if an accord is ready by Brezhnev's visit.
UPI reports United States International University President Willan Hust said payroll checks for staff were not cashed due to a temporary funds shortage. Rust cited faculty offering to advance cash, while others claim a $10,000 loan request to each member by June 15. The university faces a $1 million debt and is delaying sales of its Point Loma campus to raise funds.
H Rap Brown, a leading Black militant, received a prison term between five and 15 years for taking part in the October 1971 Red Carpet Lounge robbery on Manhattan's West Side. Judge Arnold Fraiman rejected claims of bias and said guilt was overwhelmingly established. Co-defendant Leal Valentine drew five to 20 years, while Samuel Petty’s sentencing was postponed to May 24 due to evidence questions.
Athens report by To Vima says a government owned bank approved a 10 million dollar loan to a Greek shipping firm linked to President Nixon's brother Donald. The funds were for remodeling the Stella Solaris cruise ship, jointly owned by Sun Lines and Marriott.
Fire officials blame a dropped cigarette on a sofa for the death of David Wardle, 25, on Wednesday in San Carlos. His body was found halfway out a window where he had lost consciousness as four roommates escaped the blaze.
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