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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1972

Page

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Butz Warns Beef Price Controls Could Trigger Rationing

Washington agriculture secretary Earl L. Butz warned that price controls on beef could lead to meat rationing and empty counters. He noted record retail beef prices and said imports will not dampen prices, urging increased production to ease shortages while opposing controls as ineffective for perishable goods.

Daily Review Wire Fécvices Washington Earl L. Butz Butz Anl Uplread Texas and Southwest Assoviation St Houslor Sd Wiluistcation CPA Buzz Sither Ray Peice Equdrol Bulz Hary Parel'utment Labor Department Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Sail

Buffaloes in Castro Valley Attract One Man's Westward Dream

Lee Baker in San Leandro houses six buffaloes in a corral near Castro Valley with plans for a larger herd. He keeps 40 buffalo in New Mexico and hopes to raise a thousand. He narrates a westward passion from youth while also selling treasure-hunting equipment. The piece blends admiration for buffalo resilience with Baker’s rural nostalgia.

Fem Tha Lee Baker San Leandro Castro Valley Baker New Mexico

Jury chosen for Angela Davis murder trial

In San Jose, both defense and prosecution accepted an all white jury of eight women and four men for Angela Davis murder kidnapping case. Each side kept one peremptory challenge, with four alternates to be seated. trial could last four to six months.

SAN Jose Angels Davis Misa Davis Tain Superior Court Ilehard & Amagon Albert Morris Jr Ilarris Roze Miss Davis Alternays Harris

Summer Weather Outlook for South County

Summer jeeps in South County report blue skies and warm conditions tomorrow. Highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s to 50s. More weather details on page 30.

South County

Xerox eyes a 29 million firm sale to Xerox Corp

Diablo Systems Inc of Hayward, a 9 percent year old company with 140 employees at 24500 Industrial Blvd, agreed to be sold to Xerox Corp in a deal valued at about 29 million. Xerox would issue 84 000 common shares for all Diablo common shares and 121 1 common shares for all convertible preferred shares. Diablo makes computer parts including a disc drive and a serial printing device for small business systems.

Hayward Diablo Systems Inc Xerox Corp John R. Doughery Diablo Industrial Blvd Doughery Xerox

Younger heads bid for death penalty ballot

California Attorney General leads a mobilization to amend the state constitution and restore capital punishment. He seeks 520,000 signatures from registered voters to place the measure on the November ballot, arguing the people deserve a vote on the issue despite a recent Supreme Court ruling.

San Francisco UIN California Aiterney Evelledg Younger Supreme Court Califoreni Ronald Heagan Teagan Meath U.S. Supreme Court Los Angeles Republican

Acosta Under Watch for Several Months in Bank Probe

Hayward based economic opportunity official Robert Acosta faces embezzlement charges involving 21,487 dollars with a probe into an additional 320,000 dollars. U.S. Attorney David Bancroft said an audit may clarify the broader questions as Acosta posts 20,000 dollar bail in Los Angeles.

Hayward Robert Atost Acosta Southern Alameda County Bank of California Fremont Acoala Los Angeles U.S South County State Office Econville Opportunity Haa Acasta CBO Banevoft Banerol

Compulsory health plan proposed by Sen Moscone in California

Sacramento reports Sen George Moscone proposed a compulsory 7.5 billion dollar year state medical insurance plan for all Californians. The plan would finance via payroll deductions and employer payments, merging state and county medical aid into a universal program with full medical, dental, drug, and hospitalization care. It would impose a 3 percent payroll tax on high earners, with totals around 7.5 billion yearly, and include a statewide property tax to fund county hospitals. Moscone, a near candidate for 1974 governor, contrasts with Reagan’s smaller plan.

Sacramento Ait Reagan Moscone Meti-Call

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