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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1972
Page
1
The piece notes a new year with substantial tax rises, including Social Security increases effective January 1 and again on January 1, 1974. It explains the tax shifts hitting about SA million U.S. workers, excluding military and civilian government workers with retirement plans, and discusses the impact alongside the income tax.
Tony Baker, 14, slid 800 feet from an ice ledge above Yosemite Valley and survived after five youths lowered him to safety. Park rangers report he was flown by Air Force helicopter to Brookside in Richmond and listed in serious condition with head injuries.
The National Safety Council estimates 439 to 53 people will be killed during the New Year holiday with 20 000 to 25 000 injured in motor vehicle crashes A United International estimate cites 71 killed in crashes since the holiday began The toll is helped by a Florida Everglades plane crash on page 3.
An Iesh Tat Staud crew reported a Walfunetianings 2A Teet 14 approach to the runway when it ran warting. Eastern Airlines issued a list of 20 persons said to have survived. Many are severely injured. further details continue on page 3.
A coalition of environmental groups led by the Environmental Defense Fund Sierra Club Save the American River Association and the Natural Resources Defense Council asks Caspar Weinberger to halt Auburn Dam funding and demand a comprehensive review. They label the project an environmental disaster with no offsetting economic benefits and urge withholding construction funds by May 7.
The piece notes year end toastings as midnight arrives with champagne and old resolutions. It mentions Hawaiians celebrating with regulated fireworks and Montanans continuing a tradition from early miners as they mark the transition.
Climber Paul Patzoldt and 25 companions report reaching the 11,300 foot Grand Teton area in Wyoming and have begun dug snow caves for shelter. A garbled radio from Miles Teton Glacier quotes Robert Jellyer saying all are in good shape. Hellyer informs Ranger Reginetto the group will sleep in three-room snow caves for several days with one member testing a dent.
In today's Review Hayward edition readers report a 81 to 79 vote with 4793 ballots cast and a 4111 count confirming a tight Yes lead over No. Local officials note preliminary results pending final tally and audit.
A reporter and Tob Alves join an expert rallyist to explore gimmick rallyes. They search for numbered airplates along a route, noting times distances and landmarks while navigating from point A to B. The piece recalls rally culture, vehicles, and the sport's novelty amid winter evenings.
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