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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
1
In New Hampshire the campaign finance dispute intensifies as McGovern accuses Muskie of hidden donors while Muskie's aides defend full disclosures. McGovern challenges sources of money for Muskie's presidential bid, speaking to high school students in Pakstow amid the state primary coverage.
The report warns of fog and low clouds spreading inland tonight with fair conditions overall. Temperatures tomorrow range from the mid 40s to upper 50s with Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said draft calls would average 5,000 monthly in April May and June, totaling 50,000 or less for the year. He noted 160,000 drafted in 1971 and projected 80,000 or less calls this year. He spoke at a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting defending military policy.
Senate hearing hears Dr Liszka describe ITT lobbyist Mrs Beard as suffering distorted and irrational behavior for four years. He warns she may require hospitalization in Denver for a heart condition while stressing no proven link to settlement talks or political contributions.
A President s Commission on School Finance recommends state governments assume most of the burden of education funding to close quality gaps between wealthy and poor neighborhoods. The panel favors statewide school aid and reduces reliance on local property taxes, suggesting a broad reform with a nationwide sales tax option.
In South County the so called gasoline alley expands with eight new station applications last year in Hayward and Fremont, two approved. City planners report tougher controls and ongoing rivalries as independents press price battles while large chains resist new sites.
The Price Commission signals that large rate hikes may be needed for electric and telephone firms to sustain service, while keeping doors open for regulatory changes. A 20 day freeze on rates ends next Friday as hearings consider alternatives to current policies and potential rollbacks.
A Fremont man, Mbury Gavel, died in a car fire after his vehicle was struck by a U S Postal Service truck on Priscall Road. The impact ruptured a gas tank and the car burst into flames, trapping him in the passenger seat. The driver, Garrett Barnes, and a woman, Joyce Avenue, were injured. Barnes was treated for a hand injury. Police said the crash occurred when the postal truck struck the burning car, sending it into a utility pole and fence before the flames engulfed the vehicle. Further charges were not issued pending investigation.
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