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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1973
Page
3
Kim Johns 26, Roger Pryor 30, and Larry Smith 28 rode horses 260 miles across desert from Colton to Las Vegas to dramatize a gas shortage. The trip ended yesterday, underscoring concerns about fuel supplies and energy future.
Across the nation graduation speakers debated Watergate shaping American democracy and political trust. Figures like former Attorney General Richard Klavidiens and Justice Artie Goldberg offered contrasting views on openness and government surveillance amid ceremonies at Susquehanna University Hanover College St Olaf and Kenyon College. Senators Bayh Brooke and Rep Chisholm addressed graduates noting flaws and resilience while graduates at Ohio's private college included 100 women, the first freshman class of female students admitted in 198 at Ohio's oldest private college.
MOSCOW UPI The Soviet Union will start paying royalties on books plays and records by foreign authors and artists. The move follows joining the Berne Copyright Convention and aims to align with international norms, though dissidents warn it may centralize censorship and threaten rights of Nobel laureates and others.
Rosie Kreidler, sister of Giants player Bobby Bonds, was held on a murder charge in connection with the shooting death of a Riverside bartender and UC Riverside student. Kreidler, a 1964 Olympic track finalist, was arrested at her home as police reported evidence tying her to the crime and the killer used the bartender’s till register.
Two young parachutists were killed during a free fall jump in a desert area near Casa Grande Arizona. Lincoln Shirk, 21, from Durango Colorado, and Montgomery Welch, 21, from Rowney California, were identified by officials as the deceased. The two others in the group reportedly pulled their cords in time and landed safely.
San Diego reports a UPI dispatch says U S and Russian scientists agreed on a preliminary framework to study pollution clean up and prevention. The pact covers toxic chemicals radioactive materials and plastics affecting marine ecosystems and waste disposal. It was signed by Dr Frie TD Schneider of the EPA lab in West Kingston and Dr Vadim D Federov of Moscow State University.
California agents break up a major marijuana ring with the arrest of Donald Hicks man 24 and his wife Gloria 28 of Modesto and Thomas Sander son 28 and Donald Pra tor 27 of Oakdale. They allegedly ferried about 1 million dollars worth of marijuana from Mexico into the United States. A bral Waded will a ton of marijuana was seized at Mission Bay as the contraband moved. The group reportedly used boats to run shipments from Ensenada Mexico to the United States. The suspects were to be arraigned before a U S magistrate on Tuesday.
UPI reports a bomb aboard a Southern Pacific grain car exploded near Benson. Residue along the tracks identified as Tritonal, the explosive substance. National Weather Safety Board investigator William G. Meeker said the cause remains unclear and sabotage is not ruled out.
The Magee trial ended April 3 in a deadlocked jury. The city seeks 289000 for courtroom security and 24 hour guard services for Judge Morton Colvin at the Superior Court. Police provided around-the-clock protection during the case, including for the Marin County incident that killed four people. Magee faces murder and kidnapping charges and will be retried in San Jose next month on aggravated kidnapping.
Eight local residents passed the 187d Spring State Bar Examination certifying eligibility to practice law in California. Examiners will certify candidates at a June 28 admission ceremony before the Court of Appeal in San Francisco. Hayward nominees include Harold Bob Misaakian and Alberly Sierra. other towns list Jerome A. Blaha, Daniel A. Digginde, Herbert Arnold Backer, Richard Tae Norris, Peter G. Kavikas, and Hugh Arnold Walker with their street addresses.
Medical Explorers Past 714 meetings tomorrow at 41 p.m. at Laurel Hospital Castro Valley invites high school youth to explore health careers. Union City Council agenda at 7 p.m. in city council chambers 1154 Whipple Road for budget discussions and a closed executive session on the 1973-74 budget.
A second American infant with biliary atresia arrives for surgery by Japanese surgeon Dr. Buruga Suruga at Tokyo University Hospital. Joseph Smith Smontheald, of Detroit, is among several infants discussed. some have undergone prior surgeries with mixed outcomes and others await procedures. The report notes multiple related cases and ongoing evaluations before operations.
Ford Molar Co of Argentina will begin this week paying 11 million in charitable donations as required by the urban guerrilla group. A third party will handle distribution of medical and food aid to hospitals and schools. The company calls the case closed despite threats and criticism from some U.S. businessmen.
A torn explosion in Belfast early today ended a 24 hour spike in Northern Irish violence. A Catholic family in a Protestant area saw two children hospitalized for shock as their home was damaged by the blast. Police suspect Protestant extremists angered by an Irish Republican Army campaign.
Informational sessions for adults to help child through Project Concern will be held Wednesday and Thursday sponsored by the recreation department. Volunteers work one on one with youngsters needing companionship and guidance in art and creative activities. Sessions start at 7 pm in City Hall. inquiries to Don Gores city volunteer services coordinator at 606-4100 ext 3012.
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