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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
6
Norman Mineta, mayor of San Jose, will not run for lieutenant governor. The first Japanese American mayor of a major U.S. city had been urged by some Democrats to seek the state office but will pursue another term as mayor.
Authorities in Cuauhnamdalajaba identify initial suspects as members of a group linked to the Communist League after discovering 42 year old industrialist Fernando Arammaren murdered in a wealthy area. He died from a head shot and extensive beating. A freed captive, Anthony Duncan Williams, the honorary British consul, was released unharmed days later.
Publisher Malcolm Forbes and his co pilot escaped injury when their hot air balloon struck five vehicles in a Gurley Nebraska area field during landing. Winds delayed the flight from Coos Bay Oregon, and Forbes said damage will be paid. Local residents aided the landing and repairs.
In Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Braver orders extra deputies for the Kemper trial. Six men and six women jury begin hearings with testimony expected about eight mutilation slayings. Relatives and witnesses likely to appear. Kemper, 25, pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to a mass murder case involving his mother, her friend, and two hitchhikers.
Hemi Balchen, longtime Byrd aviation pioneer and World War I commander, died at 74 in Mount Kisco New York. He joined Byrd in 1924 1926 and flew for polar expeditions and Atlantic crossings. Balchen also led secret Allied air operations in Norway and aided resistance efforts during WWII.
Jessica Milford, a sociology lecturer at San Jose State University, was rehired after initially being fired for refusing fingerprinting required for employment. A court allowed the prints to be held in escrow during litigation questioning the policy. Milford changed her stance following student support and a class vote.
President Nixon seeks to ease partisan tensions by promoting partnership and cooperation between The White House and Congress. He urges harmony in government, aiming to reassure the public and reassure liberal opposition while outlining a constructive basis for legislative-executive cooperation.
Federal Trade Commission chair Lewis A. Engman announced a sweeping inquiry into Washington funeral homes to assess competition, potential antitrust violations, and the need for regulations. He cautioned that hard facts are scarce and noted the probe could spread to other cities.
Senator John Stennis proposes strict limits on the CIA to prevent domestic spying and secret wars. He urges stripping the agency of covert actions and tight congressional oversight, aiming to limit foreign operations to intelligence gathering and restrict clandestine activities.
A Watergate investigator examines bank records tied to Charles G. Hughes and a $2,000 cash contribution. The probe, led by special prosecutor Archibald Cox, seeks to trace the source of Hughes’s donation and its possible links to figures connected to the Nixon circle.
Weber of the Carnegie Mellon University group argues wage controls burden the 65 million U.S. workers. He urges the government to ease price controls and permit market factors to set wages, saying controls hinder living costs and wage growth across industries including rubber, automotive, and electrical equipment.
Sacramento reports officials in Orange County and California failed to agree on a contract for the State Board of Equalization to appraise President Nixon’s San Clemente seaside villa. Initial county appraisal valued at 15 million. critics say it should be around 22.3 million. The Board refused to approve the proposed contract, delaying a new appraisal and keeping negotiations ongoing between the state board and the county.
A bipartisan conference panel approved a compromise measure authorizing the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline from North Slope fields to Valdez with a $4 billion cost. The bill directs federal approval through Alyeska and strengthens FTC powers to curb deceptive practices, while presenting environmental and spill risk concerns.
Senator John V. Tunney proposes a study of tapping the Navy's Alaska petroleum reserve to ease West Coast oil shortages. Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee signaled opposition to President Nixon's plan, with concerns over feasibility and timing.
John W. Dean III former White House counsel pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy count before Judge John J. Sirica waiving indictment. The maximum penalty is five years in prison and a $10000 fine or both sentencing postponed. Dean was fired in April after offering to testify to Watergate investigators and seeking immunity.
Madeline Wolfe, 198 pound claimant, argues weight should not affect job safety and fitness for a telephone answering post with the Miami fire department and county hire, claiming constitutional rights. Florida appeals court upheld weight disability assumption amid her 145 pound guideline.
Government bank regulators announced calls for statements of conditions from all banks under their jurisdiction as of Wednesday October 17. The action covered banks supervised by the Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC and comptroller of the currency. Regulators stressed the timing was not tied to the San Diego bank collapse and noted two routine examinations would proceed on December 3.
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