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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
2
Witnesses say Stu Gilliam stormed into the Lobster Barrel in Los Angeles Friday night wielding an axe after an argument. Alan Hale and several waiters subdued him before police or further action.
Newsweek says White House counsel led talks to swap Agnew resignation for leniency in bribery probe from his Maryland governorship days. Negotiations spanned two phases Sept. date ranges and involved immunity in exchange for cooperation.
Los Angeles Times reports Vice President Spiro Agnew met with California Republican leaders at the Los Angeles Convention Center where he said he would not seek the presidential nomination. GOP chairman Gordon Luce and aide Wiehard Kroghond were present as they discussed his political future and potential accusations of bias or misconduct.
President Nixon aide Agnew plans to present his case in a public hearing center on Capitol Hill. A federal grand jury in Baltimore is expected to hear evidence about Agnew as court action looms. House Judiciary Committee chairman Arlen Specter defended the right of legislators to press inquiries during pending matters.
President Nixon meets with Francois Xavier Ortali head of the Commission of European Communities in Washington to discuss cooperation with the Common Market. Ortali arrived in the capital Sunday night for talks on economic and political ties.
A federal task force report by the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urges police pay increases, barring strikes, and college education requirements rising to four years by 1982. Led by Los Angeles Chief Edward Davis, the panel also recommends consolidating small departments and state subsidies to salaries, though Attorney General Richardson cautioned against immediate adherence.
A Princeton AP report notes a Gallup poll taken September 7 to 10 showing 65 percent support government financing for presidential and congressional campaigns, up from 58 percent in June. Republicans show the sharpest rise, with 64 percent in favor versus 44 percent in June.
Howard Hunt Jr testified before the Los Angeles County Grand Jury about Daniel Ellsberg, describing him as brilliant yet unstable with marital and sexual problems. Hunt said Ellsberg led a bifurcated life, mixing academia with alleged extramarital activity and foreign associations, casting doubt on his competence.
The Daily Review consolidates morning news service with postal and publication details. It lists subscription rates and office addresses in Hayward Alameda County California including Maywood and Sun City area offices and a press bureau.
The United States reports the Soviet Union has sent TU-22 Blinder bombers to Iraq for the first time possibly shifting the balance in the Persian Gulf. Analysts warn the move could affect oil energy security while Iran and Iraq moods and Western influence in the region grow sensitive.
Mary Gardiner Jones, ending a nine year FTC term, fears a shift toward leniency in case dispositions and reliance on voluntary compliance over litigation. She notes past openness under former chairman Miles Kirkpatrick and expects a pullback as she leaves. Jones will teach two Illinois courses starting January. Lewis A. Fingman now heads the commission.
The Court formally begins its 1973-74 term amid ritual proceedings, with potential rulings looming on Nixon’s executive privilege over Watergate tapes and on Agnew's bid to block a Baltimore grand jury. New solicitor general Robert M. Bork is sworn in, and a range of routine matters are addressed as the term starts.
A medical discussion describes nerve irritation causing back and hip pain and the use of chiropractic adjustments to correct misalignments. Dr Hernshon notes pain varies with activity and weather, with risks of progression to serious neurological or organ issues if untreated.
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