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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
2
Police say burglars climbed a drain pipe to a second story window ledge and broke a sliding glass door to steal 32 paintings valued at 122000 from Peter Salm, heir to the Standard Oil fortune. Salm, 47, has been home since September 22.
The Senate approved a 40 percent reduction of U.S. forces stationed overseas in a 49 to 46 vote. Senator Mansfield said the move aligns with a traditional restraint on Cold War military involvement, while Senator Tower warned unilateral withdrawal could jeopardize Soviet negotiations. The amendment targets about 1.1 million people abroad and aims to cut foreign-based troops by 300,000 over two years. The measure also touches on delaying the Trident submarine program and related defense spending.
LOS ANGELES UP L regu lations approved by the trustees target students labeled professionals who fail to progress toward a degree. Probation would apply to withdrawals from major programs or insufficient progress across two terms. A second provision covers repeated failure to progress. The plan aims to reduce wasted units and improve outcomes. The board also considers Fresno State forestry center with U S Forest Service and a criminology lab, to be discussed today. President Thomas H L McGrath of Sonamia State College will retire next August.
Wendy Sur lowitz 25, promoting topless sunbathing, was arrested in San Francisco for indecent exposure after throwing her top into Giannini Plaza crowd of about 1,000. She posted 550 bail and said she fights for bare breasted sunbathing rights amid taunts from inmates.
Doctors report Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma are in good condition after a 24 hour splashdown day. They remain aboard the USS New Orleans in San Diego for initial checks while NASA officials praise the mission as a milestone in human spaceflight. The team will fly home to Houston Thursday, with plans for the third Skylab crew to launch from Cape Kennedy.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP After a nearly two month space trip covering 24 million miles the wives of astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma express joy and humor as splashdown ends a 592 day era in space. They anticipate a few days of togetherness before daily life resumes including chores and retirements while neighbors gather to watch on television and celebrate the homecoming with their families.
Paris based Cartier offers to buy back Elizabeth Taylor's 69 carat pear shaped diamond for $2 million. The gem originally fetched $1 million from Richard Burton when he gave it to Taylor in 1972 for her birthday.
A list of major Skylab 2 mission events chronicles July to September. Launch from Cape Kennedy July 2 1969 and long flight ending with Pacific splashdown September 25. Highlights include first spacewalks medical issues gyroscope troubles tropical storms and record endurance milestones.
Washington reports federal inspectors will search over 5000 warehouses to test mushroom cans for signs of poisoning after botulinum contamination recalls. FDA urges consumers not to open or eat any swollen or abnormal cans and lab tests may trigger recalls to retail level within two months.
Skylab 2 astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma set multiple spaceflight records. Time in space reaches 59 days 1 hours 4 seconds with prior marks by Skylab 1. They perform longest spacewalks totaling 13 hours 43 minutes and set distance and sun observation records. Bean pedals around the world in 93 minutes, and North space data tally hits 16 600 pictures.
A fragmented 1970s style notice from The Daily Review lists advertising rates and office contacts in Alameda County California. It notes locations in Hayward Sayward and San Leandro with phone numbers and addresses for the Sayward office and others in Fremont and surrounding areas.
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