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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
2
Former cowboy movie star Alfred Lash LaRue, 57, was convicted of marijuana possession in Jonesboro Georgia. He testified by taking his own Bible to swear in and said he intended to save souls of two hitchhikers. He received two months probation and a $330 fine.
Michael Slobodian, 16, entered a Brampton school with two concealed items and opened fire in a first floor washroom. He killed John Slinger and one teacher, Margaret Wright, wounded a student and another teacher, and then died by his own hand. Nine others were seriously hurt. Neighbors described him as a loner and karate expert, planning to harm the two teachers and anyone in his way.
Anna Alabay 18 and Gail Hohhweg 29, related to the Shah of Iran, live on public assistance in Marin County. Aria, fostered in a Marin home, receives $187 monthly, while her mother gets $212. Hohlweg, formerly married to Amir Reza Atabay, notes support for Aria’s education but avoids embarrassment for the royal family. The piece reflects cross border ties and a complex custody history.
Reporter Bob Norberg listens in as bridge toll collectors gather for a meeting sponsored by the Toll Bridge Authority. The session aims to help them handle difficult cases and improve toll operation.
A reader writes about marital strain as alcohol lowers inhibitions and trust. He rates his wife highly in most areas but doubts fidelity and behavior when intoxicated. The piece notes advice to see Ann Landers in the Women's World for guidance.
Review reporter Gary Tischler covers a press conference for Linda Hopkins, the gospel blues singer opening at the Marines' Memorial Theater on June 4, as reported in Night and Day.
Undercover officers posing as students conducted a second roundup targeting drug selling near eight high schools. Police say 34 people were arrested, including 24 students, with raids continuing to exceed 50 suspects in custody. The operation drew protests from officials and civil libertarians over undercover police in classrooms.
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