Clark presses for POW release as bombing ends
Former U S attorney general Ramsey Clark, arriving in San Francisco, said North Vietnam would free prisoners once bombing stops and the war ends. He met four senior officials, described harsh treatment of POWs, and noted damaged hospitals, dikes, and villages from a two week tour. He urged lifting American involvement and building peace.
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Pay Board Clings to Wage Rule Amid Review
Washington AP reporting that the Pay Board leans to keep its 5.1 percent wage standard, with a review underway. Nixon officials privately doubt any change soon, citing upcoming 1973 contract negotiations in major industries. Labor Secretary Hardison says the board may meet President's objective without adjusting the figure.
Shriver Campaigns Clash Over Nixon Vietnam Record
The Republicans and Democrats clashed over Sar gent Shriver's claim that Nixon missed a chance to end the Vietnam War in 1969. Shriver, a former ambassador to France, argued the Nixon administration ignored a clear North Vietnamese signal that could have advanced peace talks. Averell Harriman and Cyrus Vance backed Shriver, while Secretary of State Rogers dismissed the claim as fantasy. Shriver then head to West Virginia and California on his Democratic sweep for McGovern with UAW backing from Woodcock.
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Trapped man dies as gasoline tanker explodes in Lancaster
In Lancaster a truck driver Jerry Youmans tried to free a trapped man after a car struck a Shell Oil tanker carrying 8,600 gallons of gas. Flames raced along the spilled fuel, igniting the tanker and autos. The man, Richard Francis Johnson Higage, died. passenger Judith B. Vilar survived after rescue by Youmans and Christopher Paterson.
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Kissinger in secret Paris talks with Hanoi negotiators
President adviser Henry Kissinger held a private Paris session with North Vietnam's Le Due Thuy and Xuan Thuy, the Paris talks marked by secrecy. Kissinger planned a Swiss trip to celebrate his parents 50th wedding anniversary near Zurich, while officials neither confirmed progress nor dates.
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Hayward Budget Plan Sees No Tax Change Expected
Hayward City Council prepared to hear a $1.1 million spending proposal by City Manager William Harney with no tax rate change likely. Council members weigh small adjustments that could add about $266,515 to general fund spending while facing a $478,168 water fund deficit and long term financial strains.
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San Leandro Council to Vote on History Commission and Wage Deal
San Leandro officials set a council meeting with two main items. A nine member historical cultural advisory commission will coordinate city culture and budgeting. A memorandum provides a four percent wage increase for 213 general employees over 18 months after weeks of talks. Additional negotiations continue for police and fire groups. A perpetual trophy for the inaugural San Leandro Regatta will be presented at the start. The council also meets as the parking authority and redevelopment agency.
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Taste of fall hints at cool weather ahead
A brief fall preview notes cooler temperatures through tomorrow with highs around 60s and 70s, lows near 60, and fair skies. Southwest winds 15 to 35 mph are expected, with Mora weather coverage on page 22.
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Nixon backs school tax credit proposal amid public aid clash
Washington officials outlined support for a proposed 200 dollar per year tax credit for private school tuition, while opposing a 2.2 billion annual five year plan for general public school aid. Treasury Secretary Shultz and others testified in committee, noting the tax credit would offset parent costs and shift funding concerns.
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