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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
2
Ohio Supreme Court ruled Rhodes, who served 1963 to 1971, can seek a third governor term despite a constitutional limit. He filed in 1974 after being denied by Secretary of State W Brown, a legal resolution awaited in court.
The Bundestag approves Chancellor Brandt’s plan to normalize relations with East Germany, easing two sides of hostility and aiding UN entry and family contacts. The vote lands 263 to 217, sending the treaty to the upper house for final approval.
San Francisco AP reports a finance and audit committee recommends a 25-cent toll increase and a nine-cent ferry fare bump. The plan, to be reviewed by the district board on May 24, aims to generate about 32 million dollars annually to replenish a dwindling reserve fund. The bridge toll would rise from 50 to 75 cents for motorists.
The union and shipping negotiators, after a costly 134 day West Coast dock shutdown, foresee a new agreement without a strike. An interim raise of one cent an hour is set for June 1 while formal bargaining proceeds, with Bridges and Flynn optimistic for a May end contract, but wary of government intervention.
A robber entering the Imperial Bank of Commerce in Kenora with a mouth detonator and a duffle of dynamite was blown apart by an explosion as police fired, injuring none but shattering windows. The assailant, about 50 and soft-spoken, demanded evacuation and threatened to burn the place down. Bank manager Al Reid was held hostage for an hour.
In Grass Valley California Anna Milhous Nixon's cousin family faces financial decline. Milhous, 49, says she would rather rely on welfare than be involved in politics, while husband Phillip faced past welfare reliance. Their son Ronald filed for bankruptcy in federal court amid press attention.
CAPE KENNEDY crews push countdowns to fire Americas first spare Skylab into orbit Monday. NASA officials say countdowns are smooth and in good shape. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz undergo last major medical exams before launch. In Brockton a deadly hotel fire claims at least five lives as rescue efforts continue.
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