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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon imposes an 60 day price freeze with a future Phase IV system expected to be larger and harsher than prior voluntary controls. The action applies to most goods and services with limited exemptions and ongoing discussions in Congress and the Senate about expanding authority and monitoring.
Hayward city leaders debated scrapping the civic booster committee formed last fall with a $10,000 appropriation to organize parades and celebrations. The panel seeks $24,000 for administrative and operating needs plus contingencies and $2,400 for a project fund. Mayor Bowell and several councilors expressed frustration over funding and governance as the council mulls the future of the largest budget item in the city.
Gov Reagan addressed Kennedy High School graduates urging them to preserve American liberty. He warned that liberty is a recent achievement and urged continued education and practical life plans. He cautioned against discarding enduring values and cited George Foreman as a lesson in gratitude and perseverance.
Magruder testified that Nixon did not know about the Watergate break in and wiretapping scheme. He named White House aides Strachan and Haldeman as directly connected to the president's staff. Mitchell, then attorney general, approved the main 250,000 wire tapping proposal on March 30, 1972 at Key West.
Gray skies and low clouds move across Souther Alameda County tonight. Tomorrow will see variable high cloudiness with westerly winds gusting up to 15 to 40 miles per day. Lows tonight near 50s, highs tomorrow mid to upper 70s. More weather on page 03.
Marian O Lagin a fifth grader at St Leonards School was wounded Monday when a punctured carotid artery in the neck required emergency care at Washington Hospital. Four doctors treated her there before transferring her to Stanford University Hospital Monday night for surgery to repair the artery as her father August expressed hope she would improve.
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