24 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1973
Page
1
A vivid Tadington Mich scene blends warm water mist smoke and cold air with dust to create an eerie effect. Left shows the Chesapeake and Ohio Curterry and the City of Midland while steam billows from sticks at the Dow Chemical plant and sow covers the stones along the shoreline.
President Nixon criticized welfare and poverty programs saying too much funding goes to professionals and too little to the needy. He pledged reforms, hinted atHealth and education changes, and signaled dismantling parts of the Office of Economic Opportunity while denouncing Kennedy and Johnson era policies.
East Bay lawmakers met in Oakland to discuss emergency powers and funding to remove dead eucalyptus as wind season raises fire risk. Officials cited about 2 million trees killed by December freeze and warned that a hot September could unleash a bay area wildfire, threatening San Leandro Castro Valley Ashland and Wayward. Lawmakers urged rapid action but environmentalists urged care and an environmental impact statement before tree removal.
Forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow as winter weather returns. Highs expected in the upper 40s to 50s, with tonight’s low in the mid 40s. More weather details on page 12.
A five part series begins tomorrow in The Daily Review examining the end of traditional marriage driven by Women's Lib and working wives. It questions whether men swap wives for new models and what societal impact follows the breakup of old marriages.
In San Francisco at the Tellerman Aray Hasyutal, posters touted a sensational Pearl Harbor remake while POWs in Vietnam gave vague outlines of dis sent and collaboration. Capt. Mark A. Smith and Carlson, both captured in 1963, faced limits on questions due to military censorship. Smith promised an explosive future story once all POWs return, aiming to reveal details with a free mind.
United Press report from Federal sources cites.Libyan jetliner crash transcript shows pilot misidentification of an Israeli fighter just before the crash. Israeli leaders defend actions, urge cautious diplomacy, while Libyan threats and Arab media claim heightened danger.
Margaret Mulkey recalls her mother Fannie Rigas Mulkey turning 100 tomorrow. Born in Dallas Oregon, she lives in Hayward, enjoys Ironside and Perry Mason, and received a letter of congratulations from Governor Reagan. Birthday plans include a buffet dinner, open house, and weekend celebrations with guests from Oregon and the Bay Area.
San Francisco hosted the first National Home Winemakers Competition drawing 163 contestants from 25 states and judging 400 bottles. The event followed IRS rules allowing home made wine to be entered. Judges note U.S. wine consumption is rising and home winemaking kit sales may exceed 20 million dollars annually.
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