U.S. air raids hit Hanoi targets amid Saigon battles
Hanoi radio reports a major U.S. raid with waves of American planes striking the port area of Saigon and Thanh Hoa. Saigon said five American planes were shot down. Ground fighting intensified near Hue and An Loc as South Vietnamese forces reopened Highway 1 south of Da Nang after North Vietnamese blows. Allied pilots bombed positions around Fire Bases and transport routes while U.S. carrier activity shifted.
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May 16 1972 Daily Review consolidation notes
Hayward California edition notes consolidation of The Morning News into The Daily Review. 84 pages issued with standard contact details and page count for the edition.
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Wallace in therapy amid poor odds for movement
Wallace remains hospitalized after the assassination attempt in a Maryland shopping center near Washington. He underwent a long operation for multiple wounds and is paralyzed from the waist down. Doctors describe his general condition as stable though the chance of walking again is reported as less than 36 to 50 percent. A team of top medical professionals has joined the care effort, while Wallace’s campaign plans continue with his wife preparing to speak.
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Bowling fraud suspect faces charges in San Leandro
James Topping, 33, of Oakland, served as secretary treasurer of the USC Scratch Bowling League at Midway Bowl Teigo Eastith Sh, is charged with embezzling league prize money. Sheriff reports show $3,912 missing from the league account and later up to $34,000 in the fund with $600 more cited. Topping pleads not guilty and is defended by the public defender. He is set for a May 2 preliminary hearing in Hayward San Leandro Municipal Court and a motion to suppress evidence.
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Weather forecast for South County clears by tomorrow
Cloudy tonight then clearing with skies turning partly sunny tomorrow. Temperatures in the upper 50s and mid 40s are expected with highs in the upper 50s. More details on page 8.
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FDA vows tougher fight against dirty food plants
Washington reports the FDA pledges stepped up inspections and harsher action after the GAO found 40 percent of food processing plants fell short on sanitation. Commissioner Edwards cited a general decline in practices and urged more staff for effective enforcement. Dr Virgil Wodicka noted current inspector numbers hinder full compliance.
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Hayward Car Salesman Michael Khanovan Found Shot Dead
A Hayward Dodge salesman, Michael Khanovan, was found murdered on a deserted road about three miles from Titer stale Bf, near the Cummings Skyway and Highway 4 junction. He had four gunshot wounds, including a headshot. Deputies identified him and noted his address as 28504 Mission lye.
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Counselor plan angers Sunset High students
Sunset High School votes 4 to 1 to begin a one year trial of an all day counseling and guidance program with four full time counselors. Students protest claiming loss of personal counselors and end to four year teacher relationships, organizers call for a campus rally.
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Moretti attacks Reagan school tax shift plan
Assembly Speaker Moretti attacks Ronald Reagan's $1.2 billion tax shift plan aimed at big business, calling it unsafe and dishonest. He says the proposal would affect homeowners and renters, with modest savings for homeowners and higher costs for renters, and claims commitments from Republicans to oppose the bill unless a united GOP front forms.
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