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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
8
After three years of preparation NASA plans ready to fly Skylab crews in spring with nine astronauts on varied 21 day to eight week missions. Dr Malcolm C Smith notes separate menus for each crew include lobster Newburg filet mignon spaghetti and ice cream to avoid monotony and ensure nutrition.
A new debate in China centers on 70 million peasants pursuing noncollective work. Sideline production ranges from basket weaving to medicinal herb gathering and poultry farming, contributing significantly to family incomes and shaping attitudes toward collective labor. After past crackdowns, leadership now relaxes restrictions if sideline work does not interfere with collective tasks, though officials at lower levels resist. A case in Kirin and Gansu provinces illustrates the tension, where bans on sideline activity disrupted incomes and state supplies, prompting peasant unrest and clandestine sales to survive.
The piece explains the traditional lunar 12-year animal cycle, notes Japan and China shifted to the Western calendar in 1876, and cites superstition and folklore. It highlights 1973 as the Year of the Ox, mentions auspicious mating guidance, notable past Ox years, and historical events linked to Ox years such as wars, disasters, and assassinations. It also referencesLeap months and historical figures born in Ox years like Hitler and Napoleon.
In Lexington a legal service group ARDF sues Union National Bank of Barbourville in U S District Court. ARDF seeks damages for repossession of two financed cars and added interest on Vealor Logan's home loan.
A Sacramento draft for a new three level Spanish style governor’s mansion envisions a 1.3 million dollar residence with 24 by 68 foot entertainment room a 100 seat gallery a swimming pool tennis court sauna and multiple living suites plus a five car garage and separate cabanas. Architect William Stephenson with State Architect Fred Hummel lead the plan detailing security features and California sourced materials. The design aims to reflect early California Spanish influence with wood beams and tile roofs while housing the first family and semi official activities in a formal yet practical layout.
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