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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1972
Page
2
Athens dispatch reports a crowded pilgrim bus fell into a ravine in eastern Crete during a Virgin Mary festival. Early word cites about 20 dead and 29 injured including the driver as ambulances and rescue units converge at the scene. Police say the overburdened 24 seat vehicle left the road and plunged into a ravine.
UPI reports Hurricane Dawn with mile per hour winds moving north northwesterly off the East Coast toward New York and New England. Forecasters expect it to curve north and skirt the Northeast tonight as it remains offshore.
Abanil 70 residents were routed from their homes in Tonganoxie Kansas by a flash flood before dawn on a day that dumped about five inches of rain in a few hours. The high water forced people from Mud Creek into higher ground as the storm swelled the normally quiet stream and receded after six hours with no injuries reported. Dan Roberts witnessed the 70 people fleeing to safety.
A severe storm raged across Italy interrupting international rail traffic from Milan north through Switzerland and into West Germany for about four hours. Lightning damaged electrified lines, halting fifteen international trains and stranding commuters near major industrial areas as highways were blocked by fallen trees and flooding swept streets.
In Moorpark California an Egg Yes poultry operation faces destruction of about eight million chickens due to a deadly disease outbreak. The USDA said federal reimbursement to owner Julius Goldman could reach seven million dollars, the largest cull in Southern California since disease control efforts began last March.
Island wide manhunt ends as three men are detained after a gunmen opened fire at Fountain Valley Golf Course killing eight and wounding seven. Authorities say the detainees may belong to an organized group. one held for murder, two others in custody. Victims include Charles and Jean Messinger and Richard and Ruth Griffin, with several others treated for injuries.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports August wholesale prices edged up 0.2 percent overall, with meat and food categories driving the shift. Live poultry and livestock fell sharply, while processed meat and bakery products rose, and retail prices lagged the wholesale drop despite government pressure to lower meat costs.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower tours the frigate Constellation with Admiral Donald Stewart and Baltimore Mayor William D. Shaefer. She helps celebrate the ship’s 175th birthday during a Baltimore visit.
Chancellor Willy Brandt urged a frank nationwide inquiry into the Israeli Olympic team massacre, even if painful, saying Germany must know all facts. He rejected a witness-proof inquiry and criticized Bavarian police actions while heightened security guards protected public buildings and diplomatic missions amid Arab reprisals fears.
Gov. Reagan ordered an immediate investigation into a possible conflict of interest involving Dr. A G Haagen-Smit, head of the State Air Resources Board, who may hold a $3000 yearly consulting contract with the Los Angeles Air Pollution Control District. The probe, led by Resources Secretary Norman Livermore, aims to review ties created by a board reorganization that broadened duties.
ANENAL AP report describes Fred Fiestey discovering a mysterious vine in his central California yard. The plant spread about 400 by 35 feet and reached nearly four feet tall. It produced good quality melons all summer and did not harm the lawn or other shrubs. Fiestey hopes it returns next year.
In San Francisco more than 1,500 people attended memorial services for the eleven Israeli Olympic athletes murdered in Munich. Rabbis and civic leaders urged unity as Jewish communities marked the new year with prayers and grief. Notables including Rabbi Joseph Asher, David Ben-Dor, Rev. Billy Graham, and Mayor Joseph Alioto attended the Thursday events.
Black September said in a Voice of Palestine broadcast that during Munich negotiations with West German authorities it demanded the release of five Baader Meinhoff women. The claim references five German girls linked to the Baader Meinhoff group. The broader Baader Meinhoff campaign included bombings and bank robberies in Germany, with leaders Ulrike Meinhoff and Andreas Baader arrested in June.
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