04 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon will deliver a nationwide radio address shortly after noon today. It is the fifth in his current series on domestic affairs, replacing the traditional State of the Union. A White House spokesman says topics will mirror those in a written report to Congress.
World leaders spoke out after Arab guerrillas killed two American diplomats and a Belgian in Khartoum. Even Yasser Arafat dissociated the attack via a cable to Sudan President Jaafar Numeiri from Beirut.
Ralph Nader's task force accuses the Veterans Administration of short changing three million Vietnam veterans by wasting billions on older men who do not need or merit aid. A 450 page report by the Study For Responsive Law claims $12 billion annual budget funds phantom disabilities, nonservice connected claims and fraud. VA Administrator Donald F. Jackson dismisses the charges as unfounded and absurd.
Oklahoma State University seniors Terry Arnall and Jerry Dizmany plan to eat only dog food for a week to protest rising food costs. Arnall, 22, a Tulsa architecture student, says he and Dizmany have already been incorporating dog food into their meals and that affordability has become critical.
President Nixon spends nearly two hours with his senior strategists to defend the dollar from speculators. He rules out a third direct devaluation and downplays uncertainties after the dollar's slide in European markets. White House notes the meeting covered a broad agenda with Shultz Burns Ash and Stein.
British union leaders in London say hospital workers gasmen teachers and locomotive engineers will expand a wave of strikes next week to break the government's wage freeze. Three London hospitals go on red alert admitting only serious cases as laundries and kitchens are affected.
Velma Johnson and HSUS officials report about 60 wild horses wiped out by ranchers in central Idaho. A Lemhi Mountains search near Howe found around 15 dead animals. An alleged 10 day roundup tied to Harry Perry is cited. Some horses reportedly shot and survivors sold for slaughter.
Local notice appears in the Review from Hayward California with a contact number 783-6115 and reference codes 142 and 122 pages. The fragment hints at a public or welfare notice but details are incomplete.
South County shops report men buying more outfits as designers push frequent style changes. Ken Tomatis of Pants n Staff says the shift mirrors women’s fashion, driven by advertising and store displays, with men seeking new looks but needing multiple outfits for varied occasions.
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