Wallace wide margin wins Michigan and Maryland primaries
George Corley Wallace shook off a near-fatal gunshot to win Michigan and Maryland as he moved into second in total convention delegates and primaries. Polls show Wallace leading in Maryland with 216,019 votes, while Michigan results place him top with 798,555 votes as McGovern and Humphrey trail. Delegates at stake favor Wallace, and he plans to attend California’s pivotal June primary if medically possible.
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May 17 1972 Daily Review item from Hayward
A compact news item from Hayward California dated Wednesday May 17 1972 notes a consolidation and continuation of content from The Morning News. The brief page header includes the newspaper name city date and a line of cataloging text.
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Upside-down crash turns out well in Fremont
A plane crash near Central Fremont left only minor injuries to Ward who escaped with facial cuts after the aircraft exploded over Fretiont oil sprayed the windshield. He ran up a hill, then received treatment at a local hospital.
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Private animal control eyed by city council
City officials ordered the city manager to draft a contract with a former annual trainer for privately maintained animal control in Alameda County. Council members weighed privately run, city funded service as an alternative to the county system, considering Nalley’s proposal of fees and licensing revenue as cost options.
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Decisive battle feared as NVA poised near Hue
Washington defense officials say four North Vietnamese Army divisions may be in position to attack Hue, threatening a decisive early campaign outcome. If they win, the South faces a major military and psychological blow. if they lose, it could halt the offensive but trigger heavy fighting and long delays.
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Senate votes to abolish UC tuition in budget row
The State Senate approved removing tuition from the University of California in a 42-44 vote during budget debate. Senator Randolph Collier said private negotiations will begin next week to reconcile Senate and Assembly versions. The move, backed by 17 Democrats and 6 Republicans, challenges the Regents amid tensions over state funding and could face the Republican governor.
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Wallace Receives Victory News Amid Gun Attack Recovery
George Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down by four bullet wounds, was allowed to read newspapers about his election wins in Michigan and Maryland as doctors and aides disclosed his condition and denied reports of severed spinal cord.
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Wallace campaign worker Bremer linked to Milwaukee rally visit
Reconstruction details show Hal Bremer, a Wallace supporter seen at Milwaukee and Silver Spring events, drawing federal interest. Reports note Bremer attended a Wallace rally before the Wisconsin primary, with investigators tracing his movements from Michigan to Maryland and tracking activities at polling sites for literature distribution.
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Castro Valley residents oppose Columbia Associates plan
Castro Valley residents protested for a third time this year against Columbia Associates sprawling residential planned development at the end of Peter Street. Traffic concerns from Center Street were cited, with opposition focusing on density, noise and air pollution, and a call to halt until Castro Valley air lead pollution is studied. Local groups urged supervisors to consider a stay and even park the upland for public use.
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Weather outlook hints at cooler, fair conditions ahead
The forecast promises continued relief from the heat with a fair day tomorrow. Highs near 70 and overnight lows from 48 to 55. Weather details continue on page 4.
PUC approves phone rate hike for San Francisco area
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a 200 cent increase in monthly phone charges totaling 69.8 million dollars. The hike, to offset wage costs, goes into effect May 27 after a denied request for a hearing by cities including Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego plus consumer groups.
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