Food cost rise forecast targets higher inflation in 1973
Washington forecast stronger food price gains for the first half of 1973 than earlier predicted. The Agriculture Department now expects January to June prices to be about 4.5 percent higher than a year earlier, up from a prior 4 percent. The change follows poor harvests and sharp December price jumps, sparking political criticism and calls for policy action to expand supplies.
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Henry S. Reuss
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Sniper identified as Mark Essex in New Orleans shootings
Police name Mark Essex of Emporia as the New Year’s Eve sniper on a hotel rooftop in New Orleans. He allegedly fired at cadets and officers with a magnum carbine, while his minister says he developed a militant hatred of whites after Navy service. Conspiracy theories and additional snipers are discussed, with investigations ongoing.
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Clarence Yiarrysen Tuk
Mark Vs
Essex
Emporia
Giarrusso
New Orleans
Howard Johson
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Abdui Tial
Hall
Alfred Harrell
Edwin C. Hosli Sr
Glar- Tusso
Someorg
Harrell
Hosli
Charity Hospital
Ampara
W. A. Chambers
Navy
Washington
Park split urged over budget woes
HARD area officials urge consideration of withdrawing from Bay Regional Park District due to unequal budget shares. Morrisson asks staff to seek legal opinion on withdrawal via the Local Agency Formation Commission. Members debate feasibility and impact on taxes, park access, and local development.
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Marlene Michelson
Leonglas Morrisson
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Theast Bay
Alameda County
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HARD
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Milian Beas
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Admiral testifies on unconsulted bombing plan in Indochina war
Admiral Moorer testified before the House Armed Services Committee that he was not consulted by the White House before the United States launched the heaviest bombing of North Vietnam’s heartland. He described a contingency plan for massive B52 strikes approved by presidential order without Chiefs of Staff input.
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Hayward backs Foreman ahead of Frazier title bid
The Hayward area, including the chamber of commerce and The Daily Review, expresses wholehearted support for George Foreman as he challenges Joe Frazier for the world heavyweight title in Jamaica. Local figures like manager Dick Sadler and the Hayward Boys Club have long aided Foreman, who has ties to Hayward and May ward.
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the Daily Review
George Foreman
Alameda County
Joe Frazier
Jamaica
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Foreman
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
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Skyline Kingston
Kingston
Dick Sader
Houston
Mays Ward
Dick Sadler
Chamship
New York
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Hayward Poys
Kingalon
Sauter
Alycay's
Thes
South County
Cloudy Skies Forecast for South County Tonight
Weather message notes mostly cloudy conditions in South County tonight with possible rain. Temperatures forecast mid 40s to near 50 as skies remain unsettled. winds light to moderate from the south.
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Hayward Building Permits See New Highs in 1972
Hayward issued record 1 million dollars in building permits for 1972, surpassing the previous year by 1 million and the 1970 total by 12 million. About 57 percent of construction was commercial industrial and 43 percent housing. The chamber cites growth and economic boom hopes as a top 20 American city.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Chamber
Wayward
Wyatt Jones
Helent Schwal of Social Science
Brandeis University
Nayward
California
New Haven Eyes Interdistrict Lease With Hayward Schools
New Haven elementary students may study in Hayward next fall as district officials explore leasing space to relieve overcrowding. Options include portable classrooms or reassigning grades, with a potential interdistrict agreement requiring Sacramento approval. If successful, the plan would be the first such lease in the state, and minimal disruption to students is promised.
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Tom Hedden
Taster Plan
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Hedden
Hayward
Sacramento
Inter District
New Haven
Sedtion
Poixoly
Newhaven
Uedden
Hil Ranch Stond
Abominable Snowman Tracks Reported Near Himalayan Camp
An American zoologist and other researchers found nine inch long ape like footprints in fresh snow near a Nepali Himalayan camp on December 20. Sherpa guides identified the prints as the Abominable Snowman with plaster casts sent to the American Embassy in Katmandu.
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Howard Emery
Los Angeles
Tee Cronin
Wilevington
Del
Peace Corps
Thailand
McNeely
Foreign Ministry
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