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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1973

Page

6

Volkswagen raises 1974 car prices in US market

Volkswagen of America announced a 14 percent price rise for 1974 models due to dollar devaluation and higher costs. Beettle price climbs to 2825 dollars and the Karmann Ghia Coupe to 3475 dollars, with dealers receiving new cars this month. A spokesman said the higher price is partly offset by a looser warranty policy.

Englewood Cliffs Volkswagen Volkswagen of America West Germany

San Francisco Officer Kills Himself After Dispute

Don Velez aged 33, a San Francisco police officer, shot himself Tuesday in Pacifica after an argument with his wife Dofiha. Police say the couple had been estranged for three weeks and Velez had returned to the family home seeking an reconciliation.

Pacifica UPL San Francisco Don Velez Pacifica St. Thomas

Ocean survivor dies after Pacific ordeal

James Fisher a 26 year old Auburn Washington man died of kidney failure after spending 72 days adrift in the Pacific following the capsizing of the Triton off the California coast. Fisher and his brother in law Robert Tininenko 34 and Tininenko’s wife Linda left Tacoma bound for Costa Rica. Linda Tininenko died at sea four months later. Fisher was placed on dialysis Sunday at St Francis Hospital. They were rescued September 21 by a British freighter 900 miles southwest of San Francisco.

Honolulu UPI Pacific Costa Rica James Fisher Auburn Wash St. Francis Hospital Fisher Robert Tininenko Tininenko Linda Tacoma California San Francisco

Lesbian sues for her children in California Supreme Court

Carol Parrott, a lesbian mother, asks the California Supreme Court to return her four children removed in 1971 after her narcotics arrest. An appeals court upheld the removal, though she argues there was no suggestion of inadequate care in the child custody trial. Two of the children were later returned and then taken again by a probation officer.

San Francisco UPT California Supreme Court Carol Parrott Marrett

Soviet ship rescues American sailor near South China Sea

The U S Navy said a Soviet vessel rescued Ensign Michael Robert Jang 23 of Chattanooga Tennessee who fell from the USS Blue Ridge and drifted over eight hours in the South China Sea. He was picked up on a Soviet warship and returned to his ship in good condition with sunburn.

Manila UPS South China Sea U.S. Navy Navy Michael Robert Jang Chattanooga Tenn Foreign Ministry Moscow Blue Ridge Long

Hilliard seeks release from prison in habeas petition

Black Panther chief of staff David Hilliard, 41, petitions U S District Court for release from state prison where he serves a term for assault with a deadly weapon. He alleges his indictment and trial were biased against black jurors by peremptory challenges. He is incarcerated at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville.

San Francisco Black Panther David Hilliard U.S. District Court

Balloon flight by Walter Mitty founder planned again

Forbes Magazine publisher Matchlm Forbes aims to launch a gas balloon from Cape Arago Oregon for a coast to coast hop to New York in a voyage costing over 100000 dollars. He seeks to be the first to travel the continent by balloon and likens it to a Walter Mitty dream.

Cape Arago Ore Forbes Matchlm Walter Mitty United States Hawaii New York Forbes. 4 National Business Magazine

Bomb at Bayview market disarmed in San Francisco

Police disarmed an incendiary diary bomb in a Bayview district market after two anonymous calls alerted staff. The device was found Tuesday on the second floor among paper towels at Super Save Market, 4517 Third St, built from kerosene, a friction starter and an alarm clock timer. Firemen reported plastic bags over the sprinkler system. Store manager Mike Ghanam said he received harassing calls after opening the market in May.

San Francisco Bayview Super Save Third St Mike Ghanam Ghanam

AWOL Soldier Charged With Double Murder in Pa

Pittsburgh UPI reports AWOL soldier and former mental patient Jack Reali 23 confessed to six killings over the weekend. He faces murder charges in the death of George Nicholson 70 of Hampton Virginia and will face a second murder charge for Michael Oley 45 of Struthers Ohio. Oley's body was found near a Hillaville Pennsylvania quarry last year. Beall of Lowellville Ohio reportedly confessed to two additional Hampton killings and one in Struthers during interrogation. The suspect, a Vietnam veteran with six years in the Army, has a long psychiatric history including a stabbing of his grandfather and a hammer attack on his father.

Pittsburgh UPI Jack Reali George Nicholson Hampton Michael Oley Struthers Ohio Oley Hillaville Votice Beall Lowellville

Skylab crew weighs longer stays in space

Skylab 2 astronauts report a solid groove after a month in orbit and say a 59 day flight could extend to 70 days or more. NASA officials caution against a four month mission and await further data while doctors reserve judgment on longer weightless durations.

Houston UPL Space Agency Gerald P. Carr Edward G. Gibson William R. Pogue NASA Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Earth Bean Carr Gibson Pogue Space House Roger Hawkkins Hawkins

Skylab finds hint of huge mineral deposit near Ely Nevada

University of Utah geologist M Leroy Jensen says Skylab images show light colored deposits amid volcanic rock near Ely on public land near Kennicott Copper Co. s Big Cut mine. He cautions area covers about 100 square miles and staking is costly and premature. If real, deposits lie beneath a thick volcanic cover and magnetic anomalies suggest underground mineralization.

Houston UPI Nevada University of Utah M. Leroy Jen- Sen Ely Nev Kennecott Copper Co Big Futh Johnson Space Center Jensen Charles Peter Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz

Reds Rout Cambodian Raid Near Phnom Penh

Communist forces fought government units near Phnom Penh as clashes pressed on three sides of the capital. At Prek Roteang the pagoda site seven miles northwest of Kongpong Tuol, a government battalion with armored carriers was repelled. seven soldiers died and 30 wounded. Communist infiltrators near Highway 4 met mine defenses, while on the river’s north bank and a dawn assault east of Kompong Tuol further marked the heavy fighting around the capital.

Phnom Penh UPL Prek Roteang Highway 2 Kongpong Tuol Prek ‘Thinot Kompong Tu

War and peace ties endure across decades

Redwood City report details Joseph Canfield, a 43 year old former German Army medic, and Dr Frank Small, a Calgary physician and ex med ic, reuniting over a World War III prisoner of war. Canfield seeks disability pay for a back injury from a 1944 bail out, with Small agreeing to testify.

Redwood City UPL Joseph Canfield Munich Frank Small Calgary Alta Canfield Small Russia

Vietnamese General Demoted After DMZ Withdrawal

Brig. Gen. Vu Van Giai, former commander of the South Vietnamese 3rd Division, was demoted to private and discharged after a military court found him guilty of disobeying orders and abandoning his post during the 1972 DMZ offensive. He fled Quang Tri City by helicopter as Hanoi forces advanced toward Hue. The 3rd Division, formed six months before the attack, faced shortages and included many draftees and deserters. The North Vietnamese push was halted at the My Chanh River, near the provincial southern border.

Saigon UPH Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnam Vu van Giai Hanoi la Newsmen Gin Quang Ti Giai Quang Tri City

Calley Case Heads to Army Court of Appeals

The My Lai massacre case reaches the U.S. Court of Military Appeals, a three judge panel, for 90 minutes of arguments on Calley’s conviction and 20 year sentence. The hearing opens at 7 am PDT. Calley will not attend and remains confined at Fort Leoning Ga.

Washington API My Lai Pnnellon Millis L. Calley Supreme Court U.S Court of Military Appeals Calley Amy Howard H. Callaway Nixon Army FL Keoning

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