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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1971
Page
2
FBI agents and state troopers pursue three armed gunmen who robbed the Viebo Vie Bank of over $100,000 in Seward Alaska, prompting a high speed chase through rugged mountains as heavy rain and fog hinder air and ground search efforts.
A Beirut report says Egyptian authorities arrested two prominent pro-Communists in a campaign against leftwing elements. Sadat told Soviet leaders he distinguishes Russian aid from communism in the Arab world. The Cairo editor Heikal warned Moscow's purge could suspend Arab Soviet aid. In Jerusalem, US official Biscelet returned after urging an interim Middle East plan centered on reopening the Suez Canal.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will spend at least two days in New Delhi meeting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and top officials to discuss East Pakistan tensions. Tass announced his visit, arriving Sunday, in a move that surprised observers. He is to confer with Swaran Singh and other leaders during his stay.
In Raleigh the Tuscarora Indians and non Carolina officials signed a friendship scroll marking a peace treaty, noting no fighting since about 1715. Chief Arnold R.K. Hewitt and Wadé Lucas brought the scroll to Lt Gov Pat Taylor at the tribe’s reservation near Nagata Falls, New York, as a goodwill ambassador.
In New York, Arnold Brown, 41, faces charges for possessing and cultivating marijuana plants in his backyard near Classon Avenue station. A narcotics raid found about five feet tall plants. Brown claimed they were tomatoes and blamed his dog Muggsy for the chaos.
About 100 women pilots join the Palms to Pines all women air race from Santa Monica to Independence California. The event features mandatory flybys at Chowchilla and Roseburg airports with an overnight stop at Red Bluff. Finish is set for Saturday with participation from an accountant and a FAA examiner among others.
Fire gutted the grandstand and main facilities at Tijuana Caliente Race Track. Officials estimate 10 to 15 million dollars in damage and say arson is suspected. 19,000-seat grandstand and buildings destroyed while barns remain intact. temporary seating to be built for dog racing to resume in about two weeks, potentially leaving 1,500 workers unemployed.
The Senate shelved until September a compromise draft extension bill urged by Nixon. Sen. Gravel organizes a filibuster while Sen. Stennis fails to secure unanimous consent for limited debate. Mansfield argues for full Senate debate on U S policy in Indochina as House negotiators back the measure with a 2.4 billion pay raise for volunteers.
Senator Edward M Kennedy challenged a federal HEW report alleging his cradle to grave national health insurance would massively raise taxpayer costs. The study claimed Kennedy’s plan could cost about 89.4 billion more to taxpayers by 1974, versus administration proposals using private coverage.
President Nixon called on government agencies to be more responsive in providing equal opportunity for Spanish speaking Americans. He named Henry Ramirez as chair of the Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for Spanish speaking people and announced a nine member advisory council including Ignacio Lozano Jr. and Eugene Acosta.
The American Medical Association proposes a $109.5 billion package offering tax credits to help low income individuals buy private health insurance. A competing plan from Senator Toussell B. Long of Louisiana would cover about $105.5 billion in catastrophic medical expenses.
FCC proposed regulations for Community Antennae Television systems were delayed to March after White House and Congress objections. The plan would allow CATV to import distant signals while carrying local stations, with market based minimums of networks and independents, affecting Buffalo and Memphis examples.
In Chicago, the American Dental Association condemned an Army Institute of Dental Research study on toothpaste brands including Colgate Crest McLean Plus White and others. The ADA and NIH evaluated the study as fundamentally unsound, citing design flaws and unsupported conclusions about gum inflammation.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee Thursday proposed a 12% pay raise for police and fire personnel and a 10% boost for Municipal Railway drivers. If adopted, experienced firemen and policemen would earn about 1100 per month more, with motormen also receiving higher wages.
A damaged OCR style notice lists multiple names and addresses in Hayward and San Leandro California. It mentions publishing daily inserts and offices, with scattered references to people and places. The readable fragments suggest a listing for a publisher or printing offices with contact details.
The Senate approved a tough election reform measure by an overwhelming 88 to 2 margin, aiming to curb campaign costs with full reporting on contributions of 100 or more and new spending limits. The plan would create a six seat federal elections commission to oversee reports and enforcement.
The Manchester Union Leader editorial criticizes President Nixon's planned visit to China and Maine stops, calling the policy toward China immoral deceit insane and dangerous. Publisher William Seuls defends Nixon's long-time support while noting the editorial stance will appear as Nixon visits Manchester and Nashua.
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