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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
1
Washington AP describes a planned gasoline rationing program using coupons bearing Washington's image. Motorists 8 and older with licenses receive monthly coupons sold for one dollar, valid for 60 days. Coupons vary by locale and transportation options, with a white market price set by supply and demand.
Apollo 16 astronaut James Irwin toured Hayward to promote his book To Rule The Night He spoke of God and space, signed Bibles for children, and said fame helps spread his message While he enjoys sharing his experiences he remains humble about public adulation and remains grateful for his Moon voyage.
The entertainment brief highlights featured on page 28 summarize current local arts events, performances, and notable showtimes. No further details are provided in the prompt excerpt.
The Washington Post reports President Nixon will not publicly release transcripts or summaries of Watergate tapes and will limit access to the House Judiciary Committee. Advisers fear disclosure could prove Nixon’s involvement and jeopardize his reelection bid. The White House also resists Senate requests for materials.
Federal grand jury charges Howard Hughes and four former aides with conspiracy and stock manipulation tied to the 1968 Hughes Tool and Airwest acquisitions. Indictments name Robert Maheu Chester Davis David B. Charnay and James Herbert Nall. No public appearance by Hughes in 20 years fuels uncertainty about extradition and future legal action.
Myron E. Temple, 68, was chosen by the mayor and five councilmen as interim successor to the late Alvin W. Kant in San Leandro District One. Temple pledged not to seek the seat when Kant's term ends in April, saying he is not a politician. The appointment follows Kant's December death and prioritizes fairness with an imminent municipal election.
All five cities schedule March 5 elections with no uncontested seats. Fremont voters choose two, Newark and Union City offer three seats, five candidates filed in each, and Pheasanton has five candidates for two seats by noon filing deadline. Hayward and San Leandro vote April 9 under charters. Filing runs Jan 10 to Jan 15 with a five day extension for non incumbents if needed.
The weatherman predicts a wet weekend with lows around the low 50s and highs in the mid 50s to near 60. Light southerly winds at 8 to 20 mph, with rain chances at 60 percent tonight and about 70 percent tomorrow, page 1a offers more weather details.
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