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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
3
Santa frets over a flat on a Mexico City freeway while Rudolph is missing. He plans to reach work and assures children Christmas will still arrive, promising the issue will be resolved by Christmas.
Adam Brajczewski, 17 on Christmas Day, recovering from surgery in Veterans Hospital, won 31 million dollars in the New York State Lottery. His son William, 43, shares the ticket and plans for college funds and a vacation. The prize pays 1 million per year in 20 installments of 50,000 each.
The FDA proposes voluntary nutrition guidelines for frozen heat and serve dinners as a first set of minimum standards for convenience foods. Effective in 60 days, meals must deliver at least 340 calories per serving and include a protein source, a vegetable, and a carbohydrate. The NAS aided in establishing these standards, noting many dinners already meet them.
A legal study ordered by Rep. Alan Cranston finds the Constitution does not bar a Nixon Reagan ticket from the same state but would force electors to split their votes, risking the party's overall win by halving California's 45 electoral votes. Steinberg notes the restriction is practical, not constitutional, and would deter such a pairing.
HUD warns Oakland it may lose 4.3 million in Model Cities funds next year if the city cannot provide a proper accounting for the last 4.2 million received. Community Development Administrator Charles Frankel questions Oakland’s fiscal capacity and demands an accurate accounting to avoid funding cessation.
The Young Socialist Alliance plans a five day national convention in Houston starting next Tuesday to rally support behind the Socialist Workers Party ticket. Linda Jennes, 30, is the presidential candidate with Andrew Pulley, 20, as running mate.
UPI reports the capitol is infested with cockroaches despite routine spraying by architect of the Capitol staff and outside exterminators. George Hays notes endless hiding places, false walls, and conduits prevent permanent elimination, suggesting sealing and fumigation as only drastic options.
The Environmental Protection Agency has completed three of four major Clean Air Act steps and faces the fourth, targeting automobiles. Courts have shut Birmingham factories and new plant standards cover five types, with extensions possible for car makers. Ruckelshaus warns a single delay could trigger industry-wide consequences.
Washington reports President Nixon and British Prime Minister Heath affirmed that Britain's entry into the common market will not erode NATO strength. After a two day Bermuda conference, they stressed adherence to alliance principles amid shifting international tensions. Nixon outlined a new era in U S Britain relations as Europe evolves and the United States pursues broader global engagement.
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