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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1974
Page
1
In an eight hour session the Hayward city council tentatively approved revenue sharing grants totaling 225000 to 230000 for 14 social programs. City Manager William Hanley said funds will cover the programs though this exceeds initial budget estimates by about 50000 for the fiscal year starting July 1. A public hearing on the 26200000 budget is set for Tuesday night.
The California Nurses Association led a nine day walkout across 41 hospitals. The state Conciliation Service recessed negotiations subject to recall. Nurses say talks are off indefinitely due to lack of good faith bargaining and no progress. Hospital spokesmen cite tentative agreements on some issues but major monetary and patient care differences remain.
Nixon’s jet dodged unannounced escort fighters during a tense seven minutes as his air entourage maneuvered to avoid danger. The incident followed a meeting in Jeddah with King Faisal and led to a cordial reception in Damascus guarded by thousands of security personnel amid Palestinian sentiment.
Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates a hypothetical urban family of four would face about a 10 percent cost increase from fall 1972 to fall 1973 due to higher food prices and taxes. The model defines three income ranges and shows rises of roughly 9.9 to 10.8 percent across them.
A lobbyist calls a proposed measure by Assemblyman John Briggs a legalization of loansharking as it would raise interest charges on certain small personal loans by one third. Support from several finance companies contrasts with opposition from the Department of Consumer Affairs the Department of Corporations and California Rural Legal Assistance as the bill heads to the Assembly floor.
The Supreme Court refuses to release documents tied to a grand jury decision naming President Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator in the Watergate cover up while considering juror authority to list an incumbent. Jaworski and St Clair urge public access. defendants’ lawyers oppose.
Brief item noting the Review sections in Hayward California with the telephone line 783-6111, volume 81 number 252, 106 pages priced at 35 cents. Includes unidentified local items and public notices typical of the daily edition.
Sociologists note women often date or marry men who are older, taller, and more educated, while men tend to prefer younger or shorter partners. The piece highlights couples who defy norms, such as a wife taller or older than her husband, with anecdotes from Jacqueline Onassis to Nancy Kissinger and local examples.
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