09 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1973
Page
1
A foreman named Willan hands a running band to a bartender in a brief workplace scene. The exchange centers on the action of delivering the item and the individuals involved.
An ex owner sues over custody of a dog adopted from an Alameda County Animal Control center. The case involves a private investigator and costs cited by officials as a factor for shelters to warn adopters. The dispute centers on whether the former owner can reclaim the dog amid fees and litigation.
Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon ruled out gasoline rationing as a possibility and defended a voluntary allocation system. Senator Jackson urged a broader look at oil industry structure and potential government action while the FTC report urged competition measures and divestiture of major oil interests. Jackson said he would launch his own investigation into the situation as Congress weighs steps.
GAO report criticizes Agriculture Department for poor sale arrangements of 1972 wheat to the Soviet Union. It says large firms profited, subsidies were unnecessary, and higher feed costs boosted prices for bread, beef, poultry, and dairy. The deal raised U.S. wheat prices and affected consumer costs.
Former Attorney General John Mitchell meets with staff lawyers to prepare for televised testimony. He indicates his remarks tomorrow will not implicate Nixon, and he discusses potential cooperation with the Senate Watergate Committee as press and colleagues observe.
Officials analyze a proposed Bay Area air plan intended to cut auto emissions and shift drivers to mass transit. The plan envisions expanded toll-free buses and light rail, widened bridges, and road pricing, aiming to reduce smog while preserving regional mobility with public hearings set for August.
Peace Corps volunteers detained in Uganda near Kampala were released after assurances from Ugandan and Kenyan authorities. Their flight from Entebbe to Kinshasa was delayed as East African Airways sought to resume the journey. An Africa Air flight earlier refueled in Uganda and departed toward the former Belgian Congo before returning.
Alameda County property values rise eight percent as assessed valuations jump about 6.28 percent over last year. Increases spread across Hayward, Fremont, Union City, Livermore, Pleasanton, and Newark due to new construction and lower existing property valuations. Countywide real estate and related taxes total about 48 billion, up from 33.148 billion previously. A review by the Board of Supervisors will confirm the assessment figures released by the assessor.
The forecast for Souther Alameda County calls for a mild day with a high between 23 and 90 and an overnight low near 40. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph will prevail tonight and tomorrow, with weather updates to follow on page 25.
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