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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
2
In San Francisco a body recovered from the Golden Gate span is tentatively identified as Kathleen Glattley of Oakland. She jumped from the bridge Sunday night, with papers found in a purse.
Theltha Visser found her two year old sons, Ac and Jared, burned over most of their bodies after a clothes dryer pilot light sparked flames in their garage. Both children were rushed to Loma Linda Hospital while the mother suffered minor injuries. In Porterville, a small American Yankee plane piloted by Kevin Crawford crashed into an orange orchard, seriously injuring the pilot who was taken to Lindsay Hospital with a broken arm and multiple head injuries.
Two-vehicle collision near Lytle Creek California killed CHP officer E H P veteran 37 year old Franklin and a 24 year old driver Peter T Hanneily. Six others injured as cars burst into flames with one victim decapitated. survivors taken to Kaiser hospital. witnesses describe horrific scene.
Navy Orion four engine patrol plane disappeared Friday during a training flight from Mount View Naval Air Station in California. Search efforts continued with Coast Guard vessels patrolling overnight and planes combing rugged Big Sur terrain after initial reports yielded no results.
An attorney commends the San Francisco sheriff staffer David Hillard who was jailed awaiting a court appearance. The report mentions a 10 year term for three vegans in the California prison system.
AN FRANCISCO United Press International reports Roberts a University of Washington architectural student won the $3000 first prize in a NASA sponsored contest for interior design of an orbiting space station. The eight modules measure 38 feet by 14 feet with crews of men and women in six month missions at 250 to 270 nautical miles.
Officer John Bankert, 24, was seriously wounded when a sawed off shotgun concealed on a man searched by police accidentally discharged at a tavern. Charles Chanter, 40, was charged with possession of a sawed off shotgun and carrying a dangerous weapon. Chanter had prior prison time for robbery.
Coretta King will meet privately with Cesar Chavez at the Santa Rita Center in Phoenix during a fast protest. A UFW spokesman said she will also recite readings at a late Catholic Mass as Chavez, 46, is described as extremely weak by nurse Margaret Murphy. Chavez has been fasting since May 12 to protest Arizona farm labor laws and injunctions that limit strikes, with Governor Williams faced by a growing drive from Chavez and the union.
Noted attorney Melvin Belli, 64, will marry Lia Tritf, a Maryland anthropology and art history student, in a Saturday noon ceremony at the Sonora courthouse. The couple met at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. They plan a Savannah honeymoon. Belli has been involved in a contested will case there.
The Army Corps of Engineers cited a doomed start for the Buffalo Creek No. 1 dam disaster that killed at least 78. Hearings opened with testimony from Burgau and mining officials as a Senate subcommittee reviewed blame among the Bureau of Mines, the state, and the coal company that built and inspected the dam.
Arthur H. Bremer pleaded innocent to state charges linked to the May 15 Lakeland rally shooting that wounded Gov. George Wallace and three others. He had already pleaded innocent to federal counts last week. Wallace remains hospitalized as his condition slowly improves.
Washington sources report Cost of Living Council chief Donald Ayarstad said more firms will be ordered to roll back prices to meet price controls after an IRS probe found 586 companies potentially in violation. He noted most probed firms were in compliance and hinted at possible prosecutions for violators.
AP reports Senator Proxmire pressed the Transpa 72 program amid public frustration over tax fund use. Miss CiCi Proxmire defended the plan, while observers and officials questioned vehicle surveillance, engine details, and the $9 million Transportation Department appropriation.
A confused report from Paterson New Jersey says prisoners staged an escape during a riot at Passaic County jail. The warden and guards were mentioned as involved with a horse present during the incident though details remain unconfirmed. One official cited short jail terms for the warden.
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