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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
2
Paris Vietnam peace talks were postponed to December 30 at the request of chief U.S. negotiator William J. Porter. The Vietnamese side agreed but said the move was an attempt by the United States to sabotage the conference. It marked the second straight week of postponements with the last meeting held in December.
United States and peace groups clash over 1 001 Christmas letters from POWs in Vietnam. Pentagon and State Department condemn mail withholding while activists blame North Vietnam’s security and weather. The tally shows 237 letters in 1968, 942 in 1969, 2 640 in 1970, with 499 by Dec 15 this year.
Washington reports a new government map marking more than 2000 minor earthquakes in the San Francisco Bay Area from 1988 to 1990. Scientists Brown and Lee say the data helps predict future major quakes, guide land use, and reveal fault movement along the Calaveras, San Andreas, Pajaro, Sargent, and Hayward faults.
The Federal Trade Commission directed eight toothpaste brands and four denture cleaner brands to document substantiation for claims such as cavity prevention fresh breath and nonabrasiveness. Firms including Colgate Palmolive Beecham Lever Brothers Procter and Gamble Carter-Wallace Block Drug Richardson-Merrell Warner-Lambert face public disclosure of their replies under the new substantiation policy.
WASHINGTON UP I James D Hodgson labor secretary highlighted the year s high points as special programs for hiring Vietnam War era veterans and placing deployed workers into public jobs More than 400 000 returning GIs found jobs training or schooling since the jobs for veterans program began six months ago An estimated 100 000 public jobs would be filled by year s end under the public employment program but 30 000 of those were veterans Hodgson said the department also implemented new job health and safety laws and expanded services to migrant and seasonal workers He noted efforts to place unemployed scientists and engineers and a new order barring several contractors from job discrimination against women.
SACRAMENTO Calif The Nixon administration's communications director says President Nixon will keep Vice President Spiro T Agnew as his 1972 running mate. Klein told the Comstock City Wednesday that Agnew has been doing an outstanding job for the administration and government. He called Agnew the administration's leading spokesman on revenue sharing and praised his conduct on international missions for the president.
LOS ANGELES UPI The State Reapportionment Commission heard complaints about the redistricting battle Wednesday but split along party lines over whether it could act. After months of partisan wrangling, the legislature sent to Gov. Reagan plans to redraw the map likely aiding Democrats. Republicans oppose, hoping changes, while Reagan expected to veto and send the issue to court. Democrats voted for the plans. Republicans prefer changes. The chair said the panel may gather information despite a Supreme Court stay. Democrat Secretary of State brows challenged authority, saying redistricting is finished. Republican Controller Flournoy called the plan partisan and doomed to a veto. Witnesses claimed districts short-change communities, especially Black and Mexican-American voters. Critics urged creation of majority-minority districts and more compact, locally based districts.
Governor Reagan slowed to veto 128 bills this week, far surpassing his 1967 total as he blocks Democratic reapportionment plans and preserves limits on jobless insurance. He vetoed proposals including extending unemployment insurance to 245,000 workers and creating a statewide public defender’s office, labeling some measures burdensome and unnecessary.
Gov. Reagan voiced opposition to parts he called burdensome and unnecessary while vetoing a proposed ban on sex discrimination in California state college and university graduate programs. He did not oppose prohibiting discrimination in admissions but rejected the annual reporting requirement on men's and women's qualifications.
The Sierra Club filed a petition in intervention with the State Public Utilities Commission to participate in proceedings on the proposed Pacific Gas and Electric nuclear plant at Paint Arena Mendocino Coast. The club seeks evidence, cross examination, and related pleadings rights. It has opposed the facility for some time, and the plant requires authorization by both the PUC and the Atomic Energy Commission.
The FBI says Marie Dean Arrington, 38, a fugitive on the Ten Most Wanted list, was arrested after a two year hunt. She escaped from a Florida women’s facility in 1989 and faced a death sentence for the murder of a legal secretary while free on appeal from a manslaughter case.
AFL CIO President George Meany calls Nixon signed bill a labor victory ensuring retroactive pay rises due during the wage price freeze must be paid, extending federal wage and price controls to April 30 1973 and aiming to curb inflation with continued free market return.
Sacramento and civil service officials ordered veteran officer Dan Ware to return to duty after a weight related leave. They ruled he will receive back pay for the period absent and noted no official weight standard exists. Fellow officers testified Ware remained agile and called him Dig Dan despite his bulk and medical concerns.
A dense statewide roll of bills spans licensing for snowmobiles and dune buggies, 72 hour complaint checks, and experimental programs. Notable items include AB 2322 on recreation funds, AB 2087 on welfare and rent aid, AB 922 raising teacher pay, SBHE funding for educational opportunities, and AR 170 for archaeology within conservation. The list mentions the California Department of Industrial Safety, ombudsman creation, and public defender expansions, with various cities named such as San Jose, Los Angeles, and Bakersfield.
The Daily Raview lists subscription prices and office contacts for Hayward Bay Area California with offices in WINTON Ave Hayward Leandro Fremont and Circulation details. It notes rates per year and Sunday edition inclusion while naming publishers and staff roles and listing several city locations and phone numbers.
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