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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1972

Page

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Three POWs to be released in soon hoped move

North Vietnam’s News Agency said three American pilots would be released to a US social group within weeks, including Navy Lt. Markham Gartley held since 1968. The statement cited honor of a national day and noted no dates or home towns provided. Gerald Gartley of Greenville, Maine, welcomed the news, calling it too good to be true.

Nevy Norris Alphunzo Charles Seride Am Faree Bia Knight Arkansas Quang Bink Desesse Department Washington Cetfirneet Greenville Maine Gerald A. Garthy Markham Gartiey Radio Hanoi U.S Radio Hamed North Vietnam United States Democratic Republic of Vietnam Vietnam Navy Markham Ligon Gartley Kentucky Nebe An Tokyo UPI Communist Vietnam News Agency VNA North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Paris David Dellinger Cora Weiss Cochairmen Committee of Liaison Detlinger

Nightclub Firebomb Kills 42 in Montreal Club

Police report 42 killed when a firebomb struck a Montreal country and Western club, with 49 taken to hospitals. Suspects may face 32 counts of murder and arson as investigators describe panicked exits from the second floor and a packed crowd.

Montreal UPI Pole Paquette George Lancia

Snakes Get Eviction Notice in Lake side Village Home

Betsey Lira reports Kay Mattson learned he has five days to remove his pet snakes from his Lake Side Village apartment at 15855 Creekside Drive after an incident in which a small snake was spotted nearby. The manager ordered removal to avoid scaring tenants. Mattson disputes liability and says he may sell the snakes as they grow, while seeking legal aid.

Betsy Lira San Leandro Kay Matison Gunga Everwhat Lakeside Village Creekside Drive Mattson Pat Pattern Uni Patterson All Pet Shop Bobby Legal Aid Society

San Francisco Sheriff Confronts Hallof Justice Gate

San Francisco Sheriff Richard Hengiste brusquely told guards to let two young women pass the Hall of Justice entrance. The tense exchange occurred as officers blocked their entry, with Hengiste asserting control over the situation.

SAN _ ‘FRANCISCO UPI San Francisco Richard Hengiste

Budget crackdown at Otilone College prompts reform push

A Fremont-Newark Community College District special committee after six months of review urged administrative cutbacks and a full overhaul of budget procedures at Otilone College. It questioned ex penditures in administration and community services and suggested sharing costs to align with state rules. The panel also flagged possible charging of general admin costs to the community services budget, which is funded by a specific five cent tax levy.

Otilone College 14A Fremont-Newark Community College Fremont Recreation Dave Friend William Jenkins William Cains

Mitchell must make bugging statement in Watergate case

Federal judge orders Jon Mitchell and Clark MacGregor to give sworn statements on the alleged bugging at Democratic Party headquarters. Separately a federal grand jury indicts them as the Watergate probe intensifies including a suit by the Democratic Party accusing invasion of privacy. The arrests occurred at a Watergate complex in the early hours after which prosecutors promise to reveal facts.

Washington UPI Jon N. Mitcheh Clark MacGregor Nixon Wearn Democratic Party Watergate Compux New York Hentia

Hayward woman died among many cats in lonely home

Gladys Row of 21601 Montgomery Street died Thursday at Eden Hospital Casti Valley amid a mystery surrounding her death. Neighbors report she lived alone with about 25 cats and was found unresponsive after repeated attempts by friends and sheriff deputies to check on her. The case begins with a suspected rape report but hinges on coroner findings.

Gladys Row Montgomery, St Eden Hospital Casti Valley Sheriff's Department Coroner's Office

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