14 Aug 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1973
Page
1
A senior outreach event at the Senior Outreach Center in San Leandro featured the Sixth Army Band, sponsored by the Southern Alameda County Committee on Aging and Chabot College. About 200 seniors attended for music, memories, coffee, punch, and socializing, with local officials present to encourage participation.
The Daily Review supersedes The Morning News edition in Hayward California dated Tuesday August 14 1973 page 30 news section notes 36 pages overall and consolidates content from the original Morning News edition to present a combined paper for readers in Hayward and surrounding areas.
Fremont region park rangers debut the 7,500 pound Hughes 3000 Skyknight named Eagle One at Coyote Hills Regional Park to aid aerial fire patrol surveillance and crowd control. Park chief public safety officer Larry Olson touts its value for spotting poachers and monitoring hard to reach areas while Berkeley residents raise noise and privacy concerns.
President Nixon plans to declare his innocence in the Watergate affair in a forthcoming White Paper and nationwide address. Aides say he will argue he acted with naivete and should have heeded warning signs earlier while Dean accuses assent to involvement by White House aides. The plan includes a public address to regain momentum after the scandal and a point-by-point rebuttal of charges.
Neighbors spotted two men unload a television and stereo from a car at Mark Suhar’s Hayward residence and alerted Alameda County sheriff’s deputies. Deputies arrested Wayne Carnegie and Gary Alexander, both Hayward residents, on burglary charges and a battery count against Suhar, who was not jailed awaiting trial.
David Kennedy 18 son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy suffered a sprained back after a Jeep driven by Joseph Kennedy failed to curve and overturned on Nantucket Island. Three other girls were treated and released, one remained hospitalized in serious condition. Nanucket police charged Joseph Kamnerdy with negligent driving endangering public safety. He is due to appear next week.
Tomorrow morning will be cloudy in South County but should clear to fair skies in the afternoon. Highs are expected in the mid 70s to around 80 with lows near the 50s. More weather on page 25.
Auto and steel makers moved to raise prices under Phase IV with Chrysler, American Motors, Portl, and General Mills seeking average increases on 1974 models. Firms over $100 million in sales must notify 40 days before a rise, which will be automatic if not challenged. Steel via Arrivo planned around 5 percent on sheet steel, despite earlier scheduling. Meat export controls to Canada curb U S supply. Trudeau notes prices leveling. Wheat futures hit $4.71 as market sees cautious gains while a court injunction stalls further freezes.
Bay Area residents face higher poultry and beef costs amid a meat crisis. Shoppers recall scarce poultry, with some paying more for beef while TV dinners stretch budgets. Vendors report steady demand despite tight supplies, reflecting a reluctant acceptance of higher prices.
United Press reports a massive air campaign over Cambodia as U S warplanes drop hundreds of thousands of tons of munitions from a Marine base near Pearl Harbor era. The effort targets rebel positions around Phnom Penh with American crews guiding the assault while civilian casualties and jungle terrain complicate the mission. Cambodian government officials report rebel enclaves being pounded as prewar intelligence indicated gradual buildup and continued violence in the region.
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