Stanford Irons Michigan In Rose Bowl Upset On Final Kick
Stanford placekicker Rod Garcia booted a 11 yard field goal with 12 seconds left to lift the Indians 13 12 over Michigan in the 48th Rose Bowl. Quarterback Don Bunce directed a 78 yard drive finishing with key passes to secure the comeback. Nebraska routed Alabama 32 6 in the Orange Bowl Penn State beat Texas 206 in the Cotton Bowl and Oklahoma defeated Auburn 422 in the Sugar Bowl. The Daily Review prints annual table data for 1971 stock highs and lows on the New York and American stock exchanges plus volume and dividend figures and other financial activity.
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Government demands more price posting by retailers
Regulators say stores must post freeze period ceiling prices on the best selling 40 items in each department for firms with annual revenue over 100000. The move aims to boost consumer information and increase competition under the new rules effective today.
Nixon Opens What He Calls A Very Good Year
President Nixon vowed a very good year for the economy as unemployment and inflation linger despite promises of relief. Officials face lingering problems and a new Pay Board dispute while advisers work on a budget to submit to Congress in weeks.
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Guerrillas attack Beirut police station in major clash
Palestinian guerrillas strike a Beirut police station in the first major flare since the fighting with Lebanese security forces escalated. Two policemen and one guerrilla are killed, two policemen wounded, and ten people are arrested as authorities vow punishment. Prime Minister Saeb Salam denounces the attack on national radio.
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Venezuela revokes U S bilateral trade treaty
President Rafael Caldera announced in his New Year address at Miraflores Palace in Caracas that Venezuela is revoking the bilateral trade treaty with the United States that has governed relations for more than thirty years. The country exports nearly half its oil to the U S and, with iron, accounts for over 90 percent of total exports.
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Nixon Chou En Lai to meet in Peking next month
International attention centers on a forthcoming NixonChou En Lai meeting in Peking. The talks are not expected to yield major results but could mark a milestone in relations and alter Sino Soviet tensions. Possibilities include acknowledging Taiwan as part of China and under Beijing governance.
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1972 Outlook for South County voters and councils
The 1972 year promises campaign rhetoric, tax changes, and ecological battles affecting South County residents. Observers expect an active youth vote, local elections in Hayward, Fremont, Newark, San Leandro, Union City, Pleasanton, and Livermore, and a push by SAVE ALL Valley Environments to halt residential growth until utilities and schools catch up. The era of change will test incumbents, council prospects, and environmental tensions across the region.
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