Wallace Declares Democratic Presidential Candidacy
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace announced his bid for the Democratic nomination with a Florida primary kickoff on March 14. In Tallahassee he outlined a platform including Vietnam withdrawal, law and order, tax cuts, school busing limits, and no recognition of Castro Cuba, speaking before 95 Alabama supporters led by Sen. James B. Allen.
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Eight firms bid for Hayward cable rights bid round
Hayward attracted bids from eight firms including major national players. Hayward Cable Television led with the highest franchise payment and lowest proposed monthly rates, while Cablecom General of Northern California offered a stepped share of first $100,000 and rising percentages thereafter. Sealed bids were opened with city engineer Wayne Bruce reviewing details before a final decision.
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FBI seeks AWOL GI linked to bank bombings in three cities
FBI has a warrant for Ronald Kaufman 35 in connection with bombings in San Francisco Chicago and New York bank safety deposit boxes. He is named as Christopher Charles Mohr and James Edward Jensen among aliases. The Berkeley address listed and Stanford University ties are noted with records of degrees and military service.
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Cal State Hayward seeks nonstate funds for dining dorms
Cal State Hayward officials request 5 million in nonstate funds to build dining and student housing. Governor Reagan includes the request in a 73.6 million state college construction proposal for next fiscal year, up 3.1 million. Officials say financing, campus design not yet set. housing could be two years away if funded.
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Nixon orders 70,000 troop withdrawal by May 1
President Nixon announced a plan to pull 70,000 combat troops out of Vietnam by May 1, cutting U.S. forces to about 68,000. Defense Secretary Laird said the administration aims to meet or beat the date and will not remove all troops until the POW issue is resolved. The move implies an average withdrawal of about 23,900 monthly over three months.
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Metropolis wide school merges urged by Richmond ruling
Washington reports that courts may dissolve county city boundaries to form one metropolitan district for integrated schooling. Civil rights lawyers say the Richmond decision could force mergers nationwide to balance black and white student populations by busing, with exceptions where state law restricts. Cities cited include Newark Atlanta Baltimore St Louis New York Los Angeles and D C.
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The Daily Review Alameda 10 Cants 52 Pages
Alameda newspaper page from The Daily Review highlights local items across ten columns and fifty two pages.
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Reward for foiling hijacker smiles at news conference
Braniff International pilot Tom Hill beams as stewardesses Margaret Blahosky and Pat Hampton kiss him after the crew escaped from hijacker Billy Eugene Hurst. Dallas news conference follows their dramatic survival and tests of the crew.
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Weather Outlook Repeats Near-Constant Conditions
The forecast shows continued fair weather with nightly and morning fog. Temperatures range from highs around 42 to 35 and lows from 30 to 40. Northwest winds steady at about 10 mph as the page 39 forecast notes more details.
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Chicanos Skeptical As State Plans Replacement Housing
Chicanos wary as the California Division of Highways unveils a replacement housing program to aid families displaced by the Foothill Freeway. Officials cite surveys, rent assistance, and local advisory committees to decide housing needs and locations while a court blocks further land acquisition until housing and environmental concerns are resolved. Community groups may join the advisory panel, with a meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at James Logan High School in Union City.
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Auto safety devices to be added to 1972 cars
Washington AP reports three major American automakers will add safety devices as standard equipment on 1972 models. The list price for a typical car will rise about 25 dollars to 36 dollars, with variations by company. The Price Commission approved the plan and foresees no further price hikes unless required by special circumstances.
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