Means arrested heads for capital to ink poet
Militants led by Russell Means head for Washington under arrest as they negotiate a peace process after the Wounded Knee siege. Indian leaders in Pine Ridge plan to meet with federal officials to discuss a presidential treaty commission and review treaty rights and civil suits. Means is surrendered to federal officers after the peace agreement signing and arraigned in Rapid City. The six nation agreement is described as a preliminary victory, with ongoing negotiations to protect Indian rights.
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Turtle races at Kennedy Park delight Hayward crowd
The Hayward Area Recreation District hosted slow motion turtle races at Kennedy Park. Mary Ano ace, 11, andHarold Marshall, 10, were among top contenders as judges noted Harold did not win, delivering a lighthearted day of community fun despite the slow pace.
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Dying for juicy meat sparks cheese and veggie boycott
A Daily Review survey reveals men and youths fed on stuffed mushrooms and peanut butter sandwiches cope with higher prices and meat fear. Local figures including Stayward Mayor Lao Howell protest beef shortages at Fairway Park store, while City Manager William Hanley and others report cutting meals.
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Market chain cuts meat prices amid nationwide boycott
Major supermarket chains in the United States announce price cuts on beef pork and veal as the national boycott pressure persists. The Grand Union and others say they will align retail prices with wholesale declines but some retailers report only slow changes as plants shut. Officials say the impact varies by region with Kansas Liberal beef plant closures and mixed price movements at retail and wholesale levels. President Nixon’s ceilings prompt retailers to post price changes while wholesalers warn when wholesale prices fall.
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Possible Gray successor names surface in White House talks
Reports from Washington indicate several prominent figures including a former Illinois governor and a Los Angeles judge are named as potential successors to Justice Gray. President Nixon's staff reportedly floated candidates and suggested the nomination timing remains under Senate review with ongoing discussions in the White House and Justice Department.
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Hayward candidate Mahoney withdraws from school board race
Hayward Mahoney withdraws from the Hayward School Board election citing a new job. Incumbent Marvin Weinroh and CSU Maynard Professor Albeth Lepore remain on the ballot though Mahoney’s name cannot be removed per the registrar.
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Grave diggers strike over wages at local cemetery
Garland union members of Local 422 of the Amalgamated Grafts and Tribes AFL-CIO walked out Tuesday to protest wage negotiations. The interment properties association seeks a 25 cent hourly raise with a March 1 relocation and further increases. workers now earn $0.70 and received a 20 cent offer over two years.
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Weekend Weather Outlook and Local Listings
A fragmented notice outlines weekend temperatures in the 40s with light winds and partial cloud cover. The page aggregates sections on bridge rules, business ads, comics, editorials, obituaries, sports, market updates, and theater listings with scattered headings and no cohesive story.
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Ban on Violet No 1 dye to affect births study cited
The FDA announced a prohibition on the dye Violet No 1 used in many foods and products citing studies on reproductive effects. About thirty three tons of color ARDILIVE were produced last year with agriculture inspectors finding contamination by the grade TSDA. Firms will shift to temporary labeling and alternative marking methods as the agency reviews broader safety data.
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