McGovern slip may prove costly in Wisconsin primary
Wisconsin voters head to the polls for a 1972 Democratic primary with McGovern Humphrey and Muskie leading. A McGovern error over ITT SEC records fuels uncertainty while Alabama Governor Wallace and Republican crossover chances loom. Ballot includes Nixon McCloskey Ashbrook Lindsay Jackson Chisholm Mills Mink Yorty Hartke.
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Nader seeks congressional investigation into FDA transfers
Health Research Group led by Ralph Nader asks Congress to probe whether industry pressure caused the transfers of two FDA doctors John Nestor and John Winkler. The group cites Nestor’s role in halting thalidomide distribution and notes Winkler’s departure amid industry complaints. Also reports a 16 year old bitten by a rattlesnake in Granada Hills in unspringlike weather. he remains in satisfactory condition.
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Dramatic witness to testify in Angela Davis trial
San Jose California The state will present deputy district attorney Gary Thomas the most dramatic witness in the Angela Davis trial He was wounded and paralyzed in the August 1970 Marin County hijacking that killed Judge Harold Haley and three captors The defense questions whether deputies fired the fatal shots and the prosecution aims to prove Jackson and others demanded freeing the Soledad Brothers in exchange for hostages
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Networks turn down population commission request
The Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, created in 1970, sought a paid one hour prime time slot on major networks to present findings. Networks refused, prompting a FCC fairness doctrine appeal to require broad discussion of public issues.
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Lindbergh Rescued From Philippine Forest Expedition
Charles A. Lindbergh was rescued in Cotabato Province by a U S Air Force helicopter after joining a 46 member party to observe the Tasaday cave-dwelling tribe. He returned to Manila to resume reporting duties.
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Pope Paul VI delivers Easter message to vast St Peter's crowd
Pope Paul VI spoke from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica to more than 100000 pilgrims and tourists in bright sun, offering a message of peace and appeals for persecuted Catholics. He read Easter greetings in 17 languages, including Chinese Vietnamese and Ukrainian, after Mass on the basilica steps.
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California Legislature Faces Mountain of Unresolved Issues
Sacramento legislators return after Easter to tackle coastline protection, no fault auto insurance, a state budget crisis, reapportionment, and health care reform. Budget writers push mid April passage of Reagan's 7.6 billion plan, Moscone's 7.5 billion proposal unlikely to pass. conference committee to reconcile.
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Aspin seeks release of My Lai Peers Commission Report
Rep. Les Aspin urges a federal court to order the Pentagon to disclose the confidential Peers Commission Report on the My Lai killings. He argues the FOIA exemptions do not apply since trials are complete except for an appeal, while Army counsel cites privacy and intraagency status.
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Ten youths killed in head on crash near Dimmit, Texas
Highway Patrolman Bill Scott and partner watched two cars packed with teens collide on a two lane highway near Dimmitt. Ten killed including a 1 year old while others were teenagers. Both cars burst apart with occupants pinned inside and rescued by prying apart the wreckage.
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Calvary Chapel youth set world longest banana split record
Calvary Chapel youths aimed to beat the 59 foot banana split mark by assembling and devouring an 80 foot long trough filled with 150 bananas and 20 gallons of ice cream. About 200 children and adults joined from preschoolers to college students, finishing in 20 minutes and signaling the boast on the church lawn.
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Crackdown on Tax Services Warns of Record Cheaters
Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Johnnie M Walters announced a nationwide crackdown on unscrupulous tax preparation services. Investigations have begun or will start into professional preparers of income tax returns who cheat both clients and the government, with a record number of cheaters expected to be caught this year.
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