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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1973

Page

3

Lex Barker 10th Tarzan Dies After Collapse

The actor Lex Barker known as the 10th Tarzan died after collapsing and was pronounced dead at a New York hospital. Barker, part of the Hollywood era, had long played the jungle hero for 17 years and was married multiple times before his death.

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Youth hijacks bus halted by shooting in Florida

A youth hijacked a Palm Beach County bus with children aboard triggering a police pursuit and a shootout near Latte Park. The bus was stopped after shots were fired. no children were injured, but a bystander and the youth were wounded. The assailant fled the scene. police pursued and later halted the vehicle.

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Crisis in motor vehicle supplies sparks UPI report

A 1978 point in Sacramento reports a crisis in motor vehicle supplies following reports of stale gas and limited availability. Officials warn of continued strain on fuel and parts, urging conservation and preparation. The dispatch notes rising prices and distribution delays impacting drivers and service stations.

Denver judge weighs safety of atomic blast project

A Colorado judge will decide if a proposed blast near the western slope is safer than X rays, with University of Colorado professor David Waghdeb and sponsor Cer Gennwlear Corp. opposing, arguing exposure risks and environmental impact. The hearing reviews safety data from the Plowshare program and plans to place the detonation in a park area near the state’s river system.

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California Focuses On Math Tests And Teaching

California education leaders discuss dropping sixth grade math scores and the need for teaching improvements. State officials propose a new test aligned with classroom learning to pinpoint weaknesses and guide instruction, while publishers and teachers prepare to adjust curricula and materials.

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Pacemaker baby goes home from hospital

New York doctors report a baby girl named Rodri guez born with a congenital heart defect received a pacemaker and left Babies Hospital at Columbia Presbyterian. She may be the youngest pacemaker patient and will require periodic battery replacements and follow up.

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Gas with Water Contaminates City Gas Pumps in San Francisco

San Francisco city officials faced a fuel crisis Friday as Hyene vehicles at city gas stations stalled after being filled. Water in the gasoline, traced to a faulty Union DiT delivery task, left tanks with excess water and led to three patrol cars and three other vehicles being out of commission. Twenty six vehicles were recalled for repairs and fuel returns. The incident caused about 140 dollars in losses and required gasoline banks to be cleaned.

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Worlds first deep freeze birth sparks cattle cloning debate

Cambridge scientists claim a breakthrough in preserving and reviving embryos using a deep freeze technique. Two calves will be born late month after implantation in a Hereford host mother. Veterinary surgeon Lionel Rawson and physiologist Mr Ton Wilsnut say the method could store cattle breeds for future use, though long term goals remain to prove viability.

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Blind students plan climb of Oregon’s highest peak

In Vancouver Island news from the Pacific Northwest a group of blind students from the blind school in Vancouver undertake an ascent of Oregon’s tallest summit. Superintendent Ryton Berhowste explains safety rope assists, acclimation to heat and weather, and extra precautions. The program aims to provide a challenging mountain experience with trained guides and sighted companions to support navigation and reduce risk.

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Palm Springs Geothermal Energy Conference Prompts Debate

At the National Conference on Geothermal Energy in Palm Springs delegates urged immediate action to develop geothermal power. Rep. Vitor Veyney voiced skepticism about potential, while talks highlighted federal land hurdles and the need for faster regulatory implementation to unlock vast geothermal resources.

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Golden Gate Bridge studies plan new death barrier measures

AP report notes a design study with wind tunnel tests to evaluate anti suicide barriers at the Golden Gate Bridge costing about 7 800. The plan includes side walk barriers and surveillance, with debate from ex-bridge district president Lovell Edington of Napa who argues aesthetic and cost concerns, suggesting higher steel rods and federal funding questions. Background cites the bridge’s opening in 1937 and regional Bay Area assets.

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