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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
4
A San Francisco report identifies Kathleen Clancy of Oakland as the latest confirmed victim, making the 448th self-inflicted death at the Golden Gate Bridge. Coast Guard recovered a body amid investigations into the tragedy.
A tight plane crashed into an orange orchard Monday night near Porterville injuring pilot Kevin Crawford 21 of Johnsonville severely. Investigators say the American Yankee plane was found about 12 miles from the scene Crawford was taken to Lindsay Hospital with a broken arm serious head injuries and burns.
CHP reports a high speed collision on Lytle Creek Road near an inland community left six dead, three men and three women in the two cars. One car was sawn in half. one victim decapitated after being ejected. Three survivors were listed in very critical condition and rushed to Kaiser Fontana Hospital as three ambulances responded.
Navy Air Force and Coast Guard planes combed the Pacific for the missing Navy patrol plane with eight aboard. Civil Air Patrol aircraft joined the hunt crossing the Santa Lucia Mountains and following dozens of leads. The Orion disappeared Friday during a routine training flight from Mountain View. Air search to resume at 9 am with Coast Guard vessels staying overnight.
Attorney Charles Garry praised San Francisco sheriff and Huey P. Newton before a visit to the city jail. David Hilliard, chief of staff, awaited a court appearance while Willard, serving six months to ten years for a 1968 assault on an Oakland officer, commented on the prison system’s attitude.
UPI report from San Francisco names R. Dunning Roberts of the University of Washington as first prize winner in NASA sponsored space station interior design contest. Roberts proposed straight to modules, each 58 feet long and 14 feet in diameter. Space crews would orbit for six months at 230 to 270 nautical miles. Judge Wilfred E. Blessing praised the design for living and control area flexibility.
Police say a policeman was wounded when a sawed off shotgun concealed on a man being searched went off. Officer John Bankert, 24, was shot in the leg and listed in serious condition. Charles Chandler, 43, of Richmond, faces charges of possessing a sawed off shotgun and carrying a dangerous weapon. Chandler had prior prison time for armed robbery.
Coretta King will meet Cesar Chavez at the Santa Rita Center in Phoenix tonight as Chavez remains dangerously weak from a May 12 fast protesting Arizona farm labor law. Chavez will not talk to reporters during the fast, while a recall drive against Governor Williams continues.
Melvitt Belli of San Francisco, famed personal injury attorney and former Jack Ruby defense counsel, will marry Lia Triff, a University of Maryland coed, in a Sonora courthouse ceremony Saturday. The 64-year-old,Belli, born in Sonora, and the bride-to-be, a Kennedy Center worker, will honeymoon in Savannah, Georgia, amid a contested will case.
Washington AP The Army Corps of Engineers says the Buffalo Mining Company Dam No 3 on Buffalo Creek failed because it was doomed from the start. The report faults the Bureau of Mines the state of West Virginia and Buffalo Coal Co over safe construction and inspection. Senate hearings open with officials law enforcement and survivors set to testify as the corps report is released.
Arthur B Seemer pleads innocent to state charges stemming from a Laurel Maryland campaign shooting that wounded Gov George Wallace and three others. The incident occurred at a Wallace rally on May 16 the victims include a Secret Service agent, Alabama State Trooper captain, and a Wallace campaign worker. Wallace remains hospitalized as his condition slowly improves.
Washington reports that Donald Rumsfeld head of the Cost of Living Council said the vast majority of firms probed for price controls violations were in compliance. Investigations covered diverse sectors including meat packing, advertising, machinery, hospitals, law firms and health tech. He indicated potential prosecutions but gave few specifics.
A partial, garbled OCR fragment references a person named Miss and lines about not caring whether a vehicle has three or four engines. The text is unclear and lacks coherent events, names, dates, or locations beyond scattered phrases.
In Leshan authorities report a high profile trial centered on Servini allegations. Court observers note intense proceedings as prosecutors seek clear evidence while defense emphasizes procedural rights and potential delays. The outcome remains pending with local officials urging calm.
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