16 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
1
The House approved a Social Security benefit increase advancing to final passage. The vote followed surprise movement by committee and Signaled by leaders in a tense, partisan session. President Nixon may sign into law shortly if gains hold.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers pressed Israel to pull back to the 1967 boundary with Egypt, arguing security can be achieved without territorial gains. He cited possible UN peacekeeping and long term aid, while noting Egyptian-Israeli gaps over Sinai threaten talks. He spoke before meeting Israeli leader Abba Eban.
Los Angeles police say a letter mailed from Pleasanton and attributed to the Zodiac killer was recited by the Los Angeles Times. A handwriting expert linked it to earlier Zodiac communications, claiming killings across California since 1960 and referencing a Riverside City College stabbing. Authorities remain skeptical, noting Bay Area killings since July 4, 1961 and the letter’s sensational tone.
Report details a prison uprising at Santa Rita County Jail with use of chemical agents. Sheriff officials described tense conditions, limited escapes, and ongoing containment as authorities worked to restore order and assess damage.
The forecast calls for fair weather with mild temperatures. Highs in the 60s and lows in the mid 40s to low 50s, with conditions continuing into tomorrow. Page 27 provides more details.
Vague snippets show Viena County Board of Supervisors discussing a $1 increase in county tax and its impact on finances. Reports mention county administrator Steadinian and promised funds, with references to homeless aid and state allocations. The garbled text suggests contention over how the extra revenue would be used and who opposed it.
In Sacramento AP. A Senate Transportation Committee approves a bill reviving a $400 million Bay Bridge plan supporting a verges of opposition. The proposal faces political hurdle as lawmakers debate funding and construction timing amid regional tension and past delays.
A garbled OCR note describes Tricia Nixon celebrating a birthday as relatives gather at a Washington event. Mentions a presidential party, noon remarks, and a gala at a White House venue with many dignitaries and guests in attendance.
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