India Pakistan war ends as Bangladesh formed in East Pakistan
The India Pakistan conflict ends with Bangladesh proclaimed in East Pakistan. In fourteen days of fighting over 2000 Indian soldiers died and thousands of Pakistanis and civilians were casualties. Yahya Khan accepts India's cease fire proposal, while Indira Gandhi cautions about a fragile peace. Official Delhi tallies exceed 10,000 casualties on both fronts. Pakistan losses are claimed higher by its defense ministry. General Aurora says Pakistani troops will disarm and POW transfers begin. Bengalis return refugees. Gandhi vows future friendship with Pakistan amid Soviet support for India.
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New Delhi
Taedian Defense Ministry
Yahya Khan
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Dulfikar Ali Bhutto
Aurora
Centennial queen brings martial arts belts to city celebration
The San Leandro centennial queen holds a green karate belt and a brown judo belt. She serves around next year’s celebration of the city’s 100th incorporation anniversary and the 200th anniversary of Spanish exploration. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filinick and resides at 2819 Marineview Drive.
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San Leandro
Jack Filinick
Marineview Drive
Chamber of Commerce
Deep-water outfall plan for sewage faces $224 million price tag
A 16 month study of eight dischargers proposes transporting municipal wastes to a deep water outfall north of the Dumbarton Bridge. Total regional cost is about 224 million dollars through 1985 with USD paying at least 46.1 million and Livermore 19.3 million. Construction could begin in 1973 with USD consolidating plants in Newark and building a 69 inch pipeline one mile out.
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Legacy of Virginia Santa Claus Fame Remembered in NY
A nostalgic tribute recalls Virginia O’Hanlon Dovelas once linked to Santa Claus lore. Buried May 17 in North Chatham, she grew to teach and lead in New York City before retiring with family, ending a life that echoed hopes of belief in Christmas.
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Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon
Taddale Hills
New York
Tha Sun
America
Lille
Santa Claus
New York City
Daily Review front matter December 17, 1971
The issue date is Friday December 17 1971. The Hayward California publication features 48 pages across Vol 79 No 7 and carries the Daily Review masthead with local news, notices, and community items.
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Hayward
California
Congress adjourns after foreign aid bill approval
Washington AP reports the 2nd Congress adjourned today until Jan 18 after a slim budgeting session. Senate and House votes approved a compromise foreign aid package totaling 3.2 billion in temporary authority, including 139 million for Cuban refugee relief and Peace Corps funds. The measure keeps aid programs running through Feb 22 at about 2.8 billion annually. Senate leaders and members were on hand for final votes, with debate centered on the India Pakistan conflict and federal budget concerns.
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Washington
Senate
House
Peace Corps
Democrats push remapping bills in California Assembly
Special committee moves reapportionment measures to boost Democratic strength in the Assembly and sustain Senate control. The Assembly revived a redistricting plan that would raise Democrats from 42 to 44 seats with one Republican vacancy, despite a Reagan veto threat. An Alex Garcia vote blocked the Mexican American district plan in Los Angeles. Henry Waxman led a joint Senate-Assembly bill to preserve a 24-19 Senate margin as the legislature remains in recess after a special session begin.
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Sacramento
Legisature
Assembly
Senate
Alex Garcia
Los Angeles
Henry Waxman
McCarthy Announces 1972 Presidential Bid in Boston
Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy declared his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. He will skip New Hampshire’s first primary and file papers within five weeks to enter Massachusetts’ April 25 primary, aiming to build delegate support for a Miami convention.
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Boston
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnsota
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Fivo
Massachusetts
Romiing
Democratic Party
Miami
Supreme Court bars California Reapportionment Commission
The California Supreme Court blocked the State Reapportionment Commission from acting on redistricting until the court rules on a Democratic-led lawsuit challenging its legality. The ruling allows meetings and tentative plans but halts any immediate redraw of boundaries pending higher court decisions. The commission, chaired by Reinecke and including Younger, Flournay, Brown, and Riles, met amid partisan criticism as the state prepares for potential 1872 election machinery.
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Supreme Cour In
Dba
Harry Reinecke
Commission
Raiders Weather Outlook Fans Urged to Brace for Rain
Raiders weather forecast described as rainy Sunday with possible showers and cooler temperatures. The weatherman warns of changing conditions but expects fair skies tomorrow with a temperature shift. highs likely in the upper 60s to 70s.
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New Haven trustees challenge school advisory committees
Three New Haven schol district trustees voiced lack of confidence in the advisory committees of Superintendent Duane Ray amid controversy over bond plans and bids. Board members cited concerns about committee power and unease with recent recommendations, while some members warned against emergent actions and protested representation.
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Cesar Yachnol
Margaret
Wk. Richards
Les Clark
Duane Ray
Chavez
Stone
Alexander
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