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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1972

Page

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Memorial tops Parmer for Tournament crown at Oakland Coliseo

Tim Langestein shines as Memorial loses support from Clifton Pondexter and JTayiward teammates in a 1614 loss for the Tournament of Champions title at the Oakland Coliseo Arena. In baseball, Oakland Athletics beat Milwaukee 3 1 and San Francisco Giants defeat Cleveland 10 1.

Tim Langestein San Joaq Memorial High School Clifton Pondexter Memorial Oakland Coliseo Arena Oakland Athletics Milwaukee San Francisco Giants Gaylord Perry Powid Cleveland Indians

Wright Patman Warns Inflation Fight Strays From Congress

Rep Wright Patman chairman of the House Banking Committee accuses the administration of violating Congress intent on wage and price controls and warns inflation fighting risks turning into shams Palman says he warned President Nixon in a March 7 letter that the committee would hold hearings if the White House did not align the stabilization program with congressional intent.

Wright Patmar D-Tex House Banking Committee Congress Palman Nixon Committee White House

Nixon ecology score drops in League evaluation

The League of Conservation Voters rates President Nixon lukewarm on environmental improvement after an initial start. The nonpartisan group allied with major environmental groups lists Sen Edmond Muskie and Sen Henry Jackson as leaders on pollution cleanup, while Sen George McGovern and Rep Paul McCloskey receive high scores but no leadership role. Page 4.

League of Conservation Voters Nixon Lagix Edmond $. Muskle Henry M. Jackson DA Wash George S. McGovern Ds.d Paul N. McCloskey R-Galif Congress

Two child policy urged by presidential commission

After two years of study a presidential commission urges a national policy of lower population growth based on a limit of two children per family to avoid a more controlled society in the future. The report to Congress and President Nixon notes that population growth demands preparation, with commission chairman John D. Rockefeller IV stating growth is neither cause for alarm nor complacency.

Commission On Population Adt Congress Nixon John D. Rockefeller M1 Commission Jewsmien Page F

Energy crisis threatens economy says hearings planned

Representative Wayne N Aspinall chair of the committee warns of potential gas oil coal and electricity shortages this spring. He says shortages could trigger rising costs foreign dependence and social chaos unless the energy problem is understood and acted on.

Wayne N. Aspinall D-Colo Hesse Talentoy Committee United States Aspinall

GOP delegates press on with San Diego convention plan

A Washington flap over IPT Sheraton contributions unsettles GOP organizers but does not stop their advance work. The Republican National Committee refused a $100,000 donation, yet hosts push for smaller contributions from businesses and community sources to meet the $900,000 cash pledge for the 1472 convention in San Diego.

Washington GOP Republican National Committee San Diego

Circle A tavern hosts Humboldt county visitors for rough nights

In Humboldt County the Circle A tavern draws loggers miners ranchers and Indians on Friday and Saturday nights for a rough good time. The music is soft and beer flows freely though fights occur, usually with fists but sometimes with a bale or a gun. Page 7. Hayward California TH 6177 Nos 99 No 157 14 pages.

Humboldt Hayward California

Valley growth stalls as SAVE initiative targets city expansion

In Livermore Amador Valley a stalled development scene shows empty model homes and halted construction. Developer George Oakes laments $500,000 in buried utilities and vandalized models as voters debate the SAVE initiative to curb growth until school crowding, sewage, and water supply issues are resolved.

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