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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1973
Page
2
Robert W. Sarnoff, chairman of RCA, said in London that a new age of pollution free, sophisticated electronics will transform life at home, work, and in factories. He spoke on the Electronic Revolution after receiving an honorary fellowship from Imperial College.
Reports from Hawaii Los Angeles Corvallis and Ohio describe shimmering triangular objects letters of sighting. Firemen and an air traffic controller in Hawaii report a craft three times Venus size while a Corvallis radio station offers a prize for the first living space visitor. In Chillicothe a deputy captures a teen in a foil suit claiming spacemanhood.
Two visiting women were robbed and shot at Pali Lookout on Oahu. Christine Eichenlaub, 37, Ohio, lost a forearm and suffered abdominal wounds, while Rosemary Lay, Pennsylvania, was shot in the leg. Hawaii residents and organizations offered help and rewards for information.
Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Leland W Giler was removed from the bench by the California Supreme Court for willful conduct. The firing marks the first time a state high court has dismissed a judge, with Giler barred for crude language and obscene remarks in court hallways chambers and offices.
The United Auto Workers won a tentative three year contract with Ford Motor Co easing a planned strike. Details were not disclosed but the package reportedly includes retirement with full benefits after 25 years for 9 000 foundry workers. Local units remain without agreements and ratification is to follow bargaining council review.
Sue Lyon plans to marry Gary Cotton Adamson, a Colorado State Penitentiary inmate serving 20 to 40 years for second degree murder and aggravated robbery, along with an additional 18 year federal sentence for bank robbery. The couple, who met after his escape and subsequent incarceration, hoped to wed in a Canon City church but were blocked by prison security concerns.
A young man ran onto NBCs Today show during a live morning broadcast in New York. An unidentified caller had warned the program would be disrupted by a group calling itself Gay Raiders of Philadelphia. The intruder was taken into custody after interrupting a Watergate tapes story and protesting a Sanford and Son episode he deemed unfair to homosexuals.
In San Francisco a police inspector described William von Diezelski as not showing a past pattern of sexual violence, noting prior convictions for auto theft and robbery. He abducted and assaulted an 11 year old girl, sodomized an airline stewardess, and attempted to rape a secretary, while a young girl recounted the attack with calm precision.
At Stanford University School of Medicine Dr Irvin Yalom leads a weekly hour and a half group for four patients with irreversible conditions. The sessions let them discuss death and living with dignity, addressing isolation and family impact while challenging death taboos. Some staff doctors have not welcomed the program.
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