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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
2
Henry Kissinger named "Kraul Character of the Year" by the National Kraut Packers Association. The Rochester group praised his world leader ties and famous associations and said it will send him a one year supply of sauerkraut.
Cincinnati farmer Eliza Simone, a 15 year old Playboy photo from years ago resurfaced in a column. Police Chief Kenneth Dye allegedly told her to resign or be dismissed after the article prompted public concern. Simone defends her past work and notes prior dissent at hiring.
Sacramento officials say the federal Price Commission should revisit its 42.5 percent proposed increase for non-institutional Medi Cal providers. Health secretary Tarl Brian cites three years without raises for doctors dentists and pharmacists and notes a 2.5 percent rise already in effect with the rest awaiting commission approval. He mentions possible actions including a Washington protest to press for approval and argues the commission policy blocks pay hikes across an entire professional class.
Uri guay leads annual hunt for sea lions on La Isla de Lobos. Hunters lasso and slaughter sea mammals for pelts and to claim population control. Pelts drive profit while conservation concerns rise among observers.
The Nixon administration extends the cutoff for withholding nearly 700 million dollars in federal welfare funds, delaying penalties to April 1 to allow states more time to improve eligibility cleanups and negotiate changes to federal regulations while facing a 250 billion fiscal 1973 ceiling. The move shifts 145 million in cuts to other programs if needed and follows discussions with BEW officials and state administrators.
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