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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
1
The Viet Cong for the first time agrees to reveal the names of all captured U.S. prisoners. The interview with AP quotes Viet Cong foreign minister Mrs. Neuyen Thi Binh. The United States sets a deadline for total troop withdrawal from Vietnam.
Thieu says he is ready to travel to Hanoi or receive Communist representatives in Saigon for peace talks. He claims he has repeatedly offered a standstill ceasefire and even proposed the two Vietnams join the United Nations.
Nevada City issues murder complaint against Clarence Otis, 43, of Auburn, alleging he slashed two campers to death with a sickle. Evidence includes bloodstained clothes and a 22 inch curved knife found hidden at his home, triggering a nationwide APB for the missing firearm.
The plan backed by Gov Ronald Reagan and Democrats requires the state to cover needed welfare expenditures, aiming to tighten rules and prevent ineligible use. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti says the deal tightens welfare regulations, cuts costs, and blocks exploitation of the program by dealers and others not eligible.
Ed, a 54 year old San Leanthra accountant at a large manufacturer, suffered anxiety and social avoidance for years. After joining a club and attending meetings for three months, he was able to stop the tranquilizer pills he had relied on for five years.
More than 120 ships remain anchored off West Coast ports due to a longshoremen strike. About 40 vessels are moored near San Francisco where the EUWA and Pacific Maritime Association base operations.
Scientists praise the Apollo 18 crew for lunar exploration data collection. Dr. Robin Breit of Pace Agency notes the crew’s professional geology, offering descriptions followed by interpretations. He calls it the best yet.
In Khartoum many Soviet advisers, about 1800, have been conspicuously absent from offices since last week's failed Communist coup. Sudanese political sources say the absenteeism may signal Moscow's displeasure over leftist officers involved in the plot, with some advisers previously placed in protective custody as the government was reinstated.
In today's Review 18 Hayward Geli TRA BILL 104 case mentions a pager priced at 2 cents. The short note records a small transport or tariff item listed among other notices in the issue.
The piece notes a shift in spending habits among children and parents. It highlights 11 year old Larry Hemenez saving money for bike supplies, reflecting grownups and kids both aiming for larger purchases beyond small treats.
Inflation shifts pocketbooks as families adapt to pricier toys and hobbies. Foregoing excess, children from 7 to 14 work odd jobs, save in banks, and manage small budgets while parents set allowances or offer pay for chores. Notable cases include 11 year old Larry Hemeney charging 10 percent interest on borrowed funds and 13 year old Jim Loberg burning through 1 weekly dollar, with various families balancing spending with savings and earnings.
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