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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1971

Page

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Cal Faces One Year Probation For Admission Rule Violation

The NCAA places the University of California on probation for post season competition for at least one year. Cal is censured by the NCAA Council for a rules violation in admitting Isaac Curtis, a football and track athlete at Berkeley. In pro football, Memorial Stadium sees George Blanda light up the field as the Oakland Raiders win their second straight pre season game 20 to 7 against the Los Angeles Rams.

NCAA University of California Ncaa Council Cal Isaac Curtis Berkeley Memorial Stadium George Blanda Oakland Raiders Los Angeles Rams Lee Sports Charles A. Gain Oakland Coubly Dave Dutton HLA Dutton Button

Larger deficit predicted by White House official

A top White House official says the current fiscal year deficit will be much larger than the $11.6 billion forecast, with projections exceeding $20 billion. The official notes Nixon’s new economic policy as a factor, though the deficit has grown beyond initial estimates due to other elements.

White -House Jet Congressional Committee Nixon

GI heroin tests in doubt for returning troops

A survey by two Army doctors on GIs returning from Vietnam found 16.2 percent admitted heroin use in the last 30 days, about three times higher than Nixon administration testing reported at 5.5 percent. The figures appear at odds with the Pentagon urinalysis program discussed by Congress.

Vietnam Pentagon Nixon Jerome H. Jatte Congress

Dayan sees hope for interim peace and permanent rule

Defense Minister Dayan says an interim Middle East peace is possible but time passing raises the risk of renewed war. He urges Israel to establish a permanent government in occupied Arab lands without declaring annexation, clarifying in a Thursday radio speech that occupation should function as an established government until peace arrives.

Moshe Dayan Middle East Israel Radia

Nixon hints at possible long range Cuba relations

The Nixon administration does not rule out improving ties with Communist Cuba but expects a Cuban expression of willingness to ease tensions first. The U.S. and Cuba have not had diplomatic relations since January 3, 1961, and relations remain distant.

Nixon Cuba White House United States

Nixon briefing hints at new policy face saving speech

An off the cuff previewed speech delivered about 48 hours before the public address echoed Nixon's Sunday night telecast. Advisers heard a forceful line pushing officials and the nation to action amid severe economic problems.

Nixon Ute Nation

Europe moneymarkets reopen amid dollar crisis turmoil

European money markets reopen after days of closure as the dollar crisis fuels volatility and confusion. Reports describe curtailment of foreign exchange trading and unsettled curacles in a world banking system rattled by President Nixon's move.

Europe America Nixon

Review Hayward California notices page brief item

A compact notice appears in the Review of Hayward California, volume 7B issue 319. It lists a 25 cent price and a page reference, with minimal readable detail. The fragment references local information likely about classified or public notices for Hayward readers.

Hayward California

Alameda County eyes work furlough system for inmates

A county citizens committee plans housing for 200 workers between Oakland and San Leandro along East 14th Street as part of a work release program. The effort is part of a multiyear jail overhaul funded by a $ cash package plus a federal grant tied to a misdemeanor citation and pretrial release plan.

Oakland San Leandro East 14Th Street Alameda County Board of Supervisors U.S Alfonso Zirpoli Santa Rita County Santa Rita Zirpoli Greystone California Council For Criminal Justice Howard Gardner Porcom Corrections Gardner Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice California Hayward

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