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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1973
Page
1
Charlotte Slater writes a new weekly column with no prior mechanical experience explaining basics to readers. Her first piece shows how to clear a blocked garbage disposal in the Women’s World section on Page 2. A humor angle from columnist Wes Peterson appears on Page 18.
A virtual unknown defeats former heavyweight champion Mohan Ali in a split decision. Ken Norton, 28, hands Ali his second loss in a 12 round national televised fight. Ali suffers a broken jaw in the first round, jeopardizing a world title bid. Pare 43.
The attorney general accuses oil firms of deliberately creating gasoline rationing to raise prices. Texaco, the nation’s largest marketer, has rationed fuel to distributors for months while Mobil Oil Corp adopts a 1972 purchase based allocation plan.
Ronald Reagan tells the Young Republican Leadership Conference that the party must dispel myths about gays and other issues to turn the philosophical majority of Americans into a voting majority. He notes the GOP is a minority by registration but a majority by beliefs, arguing for a shift in perception and strategy.
President Nixon joins Hollywood luminaries to honor film director John Ford calling him an interpreter of the nation’s heritage to the world. Ford receives the Medal of Freedom as Nixon, amid summit preparations with South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu, salutes his long career and six Oscars.
Government and AIM representatives meet in a tepee and report progress toward a new cease-fire after over two hours of talks. The blockade remains. only limited aid such as powdered milk and baby food may enter, with a food station possible under conditions. AIM readers reject the “soup kitchen” order as degrading.
The notice lists the Review Hayward publication details with volume 80 issue 170. It notes a 130 page count and a price of 25 certs. The fragment provides limited context about the newspaper's format or content of the issue.
The piece profiles daredevils in extreme sports, from drag racing to high altitude jumps and cliff scaling. Connie Langham of Langham Racing Enterprises touts safety rules and a 750 horsepower pro stock car, while Ron Nenas of Century Enterprises in San Lorena describes his supercharged Corvette racing stance as a calculated risk and a competitive draw that turned into a money making venture.
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