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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
2
The article notes Reagan clashing with California Rural Legal Assistance over a federal poverty grant and bar conduct. He demands league operational changes or a veto, while federal officials reject his criticisms. Defends out of state speaking trips as routine state business and national governors, downplays polling impact.
Fragments show a notice about pet safety warnings issued by local authorities. Details are unclear but emphasize caution around animal care and potential hazards.
Neighbors report vandalized rabbit hutches with carcasses scattered yardward after a neighbor’s child found them. A six month old filly was chased into shock by dogs. another attack on a German Shepherd prompted Alameda County Field Service to report nine captured dogs. Officers say packs roam mainly between midnight and 5 am with limited standby coverage.
A child from Hayward, aged 9 to 11, reported being kidnapped yesterday from East Avenue School yard. The kidnapper carried her to a car near Hayward High School, offered candy, and released her unlocked near home after she pounded on the door. Sheriff deputies investigated and the girl returned home about 3:15 PM.
Congress presses for spending reductions while keeping Vietnam related projects intact. House Republicans discuss a target cut range of 8 to 13 billion, aiming for about 137 billion in the administrative budget, with some reports suggesting 145 to 150 billion. Authorities note potential domestic program delays and a surge in calls amid debt reminders.
Two teen agers robbed the Elgin Market at 1150 Elgin St in San Lorenzo yesterday, taking about 200 dollars after ordering owner Silton Wang and his wife to lie down behind the checkout counter. Deputies say the shorter assailant wore a small handgun during the afternoon cash heist.
Workers at the 2.5 million papermaking plant on Hayman Road remain in a prolonged dispute after contract talks stalled. Union president Charles Duarte said the company held to a take it or leave it offer, with wage rises proposed at 4 percent over two years from a current hourly rate of 2.67. The plant opened in 1965 and has a 150,000 square foot facility producing floor tiles for Western markets.
Authorities from a western drug firm deny secrets in denture gripping claims. The Bite N Held product asserts a secure hold with a perimeter section and real teeth feel. Company officials tout its accuracy and say it is available at all drug counters.
Police said the weekend fire caused about 75,000 in property damage. Twenty one families were displaced as investigators worked to determine the cause.
William Hopper, president of the Chabot College Faculty Senate, will present a request to revise sabbatical payment schedules at the 7:30 pm South County Junior College District trustees meeting. A poll of 120 faculty members shows most feel current rates do not encourage sabbatical requests. only three applied for 1968-69. Trustees will also hear the American Federation of Teachers Local 1440 on the proposed academic freedom policy, a topic discussed repeatedly.
South Vietnam reports air raids using radar through cloud cover on Hanoi area. Thai Nguyen plant attacked by Sabre jet bombers from Thailand based unit with pilots Armstrong, Daniel Jr., and Laster. Ferrying ship and Haiphong targets hit as weather limits visibility. Casualties include 14 Vietnamese infantry and 32 wounded in Viet Cong ambushes. U.S. and Vietnamese forces claim multiple enemy kills and weapons captured.
UPI reports U S and Allied forces say they killed more than 4000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in coastal and inland assaults near Saigon and along Laos border over two weeks. Battles centered on rail yards and docks. 500 pound bombs were dropped on a target facility as part of larger Cambodian border fighting. Local spokesmen named Lt Bruce Kastel and other service members connected to Virginia Beach and Nashville.
Congress figures including Eisenhower Bradley and James Conant warn bombing is not a panacea and urge prompt measures if North Vietnam retaliates. United States stresses reciprocal action, while Hanoi signals peace talks if bombing stops. Dean Rusk assures Saigon the U.S. will consult allies on peace negotiators and reject imposed coalitions.
U S forces searched today for a propeller driven Orion 3A patrol plane missing about 50 miles east of a base at Iwakuni Japan. The missing craft carried 12 U S Marines aboard.
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