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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
15
In Hayward Judge M0 Sibnaw awarded custody of Christina R. Morrow to her maternal grandmother after the four year old was hospitalized April 15 following exposure to a tainted pork infused cigarette laced with animal tranquilizer. The child, in foster care since the incident, was released in good condition and visitation rights were granted to Charylin D. Morrow with a review scheduled for next April.
A dog involved in a bite near Oliver Drive in Hayward is missing after 5 p.m. yesterday. Deborah Bernardo, 8, needs rabies post exposure treatment if the dog is not found. Call the Gebro family at 785-0243 or seven three three three seven to report sightings.
An appeals court ruled Judge Spruance exceeded authority in reducing Mrs Sellars speeding conviction to a parking offense and voided that portion of the sentence. The court remanded for re sentencing while upholding the speeding conviction and noting the defendant appeared without counsel.
Skylab crew faces sun exposure with proposed shade designs to replace the metente shield. Two shade concepts would unroll like a screen or unfurl sail fashion from an open hatch as Conrad and crew prepare for a Sunday launch decision.
In Hayward California the Daily Review notes three women were arrested at the Sensuous Women Bar 26659 Mission Blvd Hayward on charges tied to municipal ordinances prohibiting topless displays. Those arrested were Helen J. Sanavei 30 Laguiba W. Foster 24 both of Fremont and Masranne Harris 25 of San Learn.
The Senate committee’s Watergate hearings yielded questions about White House influence over committee operations. Odle testified that Mitchell and Haldeman played key roles in forming the campaign committee and discussed files linked to political espionage. Oblique references to records and wiretap logs surfaced as the panel moved through early testimony.
A state policy subcommittee urges public utilities to promote conservation and raise peak prices while educating the public. It recommends using coal, gas appliances, and waste boiler fuel, streamlining agencies, and creating a temporary California Energy Office under the governor after a full power of agencies review.
Idaho state officials rejected a staff proposal to train sex workers as relationship and communication counselors. Agency director Dr James Bax said prostitution is illegal but praised employee knowledge. plan would have used an internal agency to assist clients through private enterprise.
Washington reports that corporate profits before tax climbed by 11.4 billion to 164.0 billion at an annual rate in the first quarter, the second highest gain on record. After tax earnings rose 4.1 billion to 42.3 billion, with the overall rise trailing only the 1971 post recession peak.
Officials report three charges placed at depths up to 6 800 feet will create a vertical chimney of fractured rock to release gas into nearby lines. After detonation scientists plan to draw samples for radioactivity tests at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Delegates clash as the Assembly approves a new district map amid charges of gerrymandering. Assemblyman Kenneth Merde argues the lines serve legitimate purposes while GOP leaders caution on political gains and a 49 to 27 Democratic majority.
The article reports a bright Sky lab visibility in California at 7 41 pm and discusses Governor Reagan veto override prospects and a pending reapportionment plan. It lists vacancies and proposed open districts affecting incumbents and party balance in an early 1970s California legislature.
Police debunk a tip that Ennio Costanzi was hiding in a Rowe apartment. A bearded man denied knowing the name and, after the beard fell off during questioning, was arrested as the suspect.
Mike Serrano waits for his income tax refund amid repeated computer errors and miscommunications. Fresno Oakland and IRS offices contend over delays causing extended waits and confusion. Serrano plans to use funds for bills a vacation and to settle late phone bills.
The fragmentary text recalls a rural scene in Oklahoma with a reference to a father figure, a ranch, and Tex Ritter, all linked to Nashville Tennessee via the Tennesseean. The source is unclear and contains nonsensical repetitions.
California Supreme Court allows special masters to include multi member districts in redistricting plans for the 4 seat senate and 80 seat assembly. The court notes counties like San Francisco and Alameda lack single member districts and may warrant alternatives to fully single member maps. Proposals due after public hearings by August with a court hearing to follow. Professor Paul T. McKaskle of UCSF serves as chief counsel to the masters.
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