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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
1
Washington sources report the auto industry seeks a one year extension to meet the 1975 exhaust emission limits under the Clean Air Act. Sen. Mike Mansfield questions the delay while Ralph Nader argues the industry moved to rework engines instead of pursuing a cleaner power path.
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ITT says it has found a genuine memo by lobbyist Dila Beard challenging Anderson’s memo about ITT’s influence on a Rust anticorruption case. An associate of columnist Jack Anderson labels ITT’s claim absurd, with affidavits from Beard’s former secretary and ITT Washington head released.
The San Lorenzo Education Association backs dismissed teacher Mary Norris in urging the district to fix a policy on student behavior. Norris, dismissed 18 months ago, told the board that without consistent discipline and faculty support the district harms students and demoralizes teachers. She spoke to defend teachers who fear criticizing district leadership.
Spring showers are expected tonight with temperatures in the mid 60s and lows around 40. The chance of rain is about 70 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow, with more weather details on page 26.
YUBA City AP A California judge denied bail for Joen Corona, a farm labor contractor, in a case charging 25 men with hacking to death. Judge Richard B Patton ruled bail remains unavailable despite a California Supreme Court modification erasing the death penalty, noting the gravity of the case and the new standard allows detention while awaiting trial.
Hayward schools consider a district wide pre school program to keep enrollments stable and protect state funding. Supt Ray Arvesen says it could be a voluntary pilot next fall with parental involvement and no extra state money, aligning with state goals for early childhood education.
GM executives warned federal safety and emission rules expected by 1976 could lift the price of a new car by about 100 to 200 dollars. Oscar Landlin and Ernest Starkman spoke at a Los Angeles conference, saying GM aims to meet the rules with minimum cost and deliver benefits to customers while spending at least 50 million on emission controls this year. Pollution measures cited by the Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District show drop in hydrocarbon pollution and carbon monoxide levels, though some downwind areas still lag.
The Supreme Court ruled that lengthy state and local residency requirements are unconstitutional and that a 30 day residency should be sufficient to vote. The majority, led by Justice Marshall, said the 30 day standard could curb fraud while preserving access, with a lone dissenter Chief Justice Burger.
Twenty seven prisoners escaped from Hamilton County Jail in downtown Cincinnati after overpowering guards. By morning four were in custody. two women and two men were recaptured or surrendered. A hostage incident occurred in the courthouse. none injured. The jail houses about 225 inmates though built for 175. The escapees seized pistols and a teargas gun during the breakout.
Washington UPI. A leading Senate figure urged a proposed constitutional amendment to confer equal rights to women would nullify criminal laws against homosexual acts. Senator Urbin argued the measure would not prevent states from banning homosexual practices if applied equally. Opponents prepared amendments, with votes anticipated on key changes and extended debate likely.
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