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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1972

Page

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IRA wings reject truce talk after British rule moves

Irish rebel groups the provisional and official IRA dismissed any truce, calling peace talks a rot as Britain imposed rule on Northern Ireland. Leaders insisted only if the three points set by March 1 are accepted, including troop withdrawal and amnesty, would peace come. Volunteers warned of defensive actions amid sporadic violence and vigilante patrols increased.

Belfast Northern UPI Irish Republican Army IRA Britain UTRA William Whitelaw Northern Ireland Flewyin Toy Ueland Sean MacStivlain Provisionals MacStiolain Ulster Provines TRA MacStlofain Patrick Paddy) Kennedy Paddy Kennedy

California primary ballot rush for 10 presidential candidates

In Sacramento and across the state supporters of ten nominees rushed to file the required voter signatures by Friday deadline to place their names on California's winner take all primary ballot. Democratic contenders sought about 14 695 signatures each while Republicans needed 7 199 per candidate.

Sacramento Call UPD California Edmund G. Brown Jr von Derks Jol M. Ashbrook Ohio Nixon Sam Yorly Los Angeles Los Angeles County

Nixon antibusing push sparks Senate clash in hearings

Senate members oppose President Nixon s anti busing plan while Nixon defends proposals and R Richardson testifies. The exchange centers on a one year moratorium on new busing orders, a 2.5 billion school upgrade fund, and reopening prior busing cases amid Democratic critique and White House rebuttal.

Washington Nixon Senate Congress Blick J. Richardson Department of Health, Education and Welfare Thomas F. Pagleton D-Mo Lok Richardson Texdbcation Wtpould Richanigan Nashville Tenn Charl Jotte N.C White House

Weekend Weather Outlook for Local Area

The forecast calls for fair skies and cool conditions this weekend. Temperatures will stay in the 50s during the day with lows around the 40s tonight, so prepare for chilly evenings and light jackets.

Nixon says food costs will drop this year

President Nixon told a news conference that food prices should start to fall soon but warned the administration will take new action if they do not. He noted a 1.1 percent rise in grocery prices in February, led by meat costs, and criticized union leaders for opposed pay board decisions while declining to commit to price controls.

Richardson Congress Eagleton Washington UPI Nixon Aallon Te Democrats Ehtef Commerce Department Selo George Meany Federal Pay Board Treasury John B. Connally Connally

Spring Reflections At MUM And City Square

A fragmented note recalls spring at MUM and the square, musing on pigeons and a stubborn wish to avoid begging for aid, while seeking simple joy in the season.

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Mayor backs bingo crackdown in Hayward news clash

Mayor Howell supports police action to shut down illegal bingo games in Hayward amid county investigation. Sheriff Captain Wohl reports crackdown orders from district attorney, with three games under observation and no immediate arrests. Catholic and parish figures express mixed views on legality and morality while officials stress enforcement.

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Wet diaper test eyed to detect rare pediatric cancer

Clearwater Beach report on a new inexpensive diaper strip test for a deadly nerve tissue cancer in children. Associate Professor Leonard presented at a Science Writers Seminar, noting the test could screen newborns and infants, with high potential to raise early detection and survival rates.

Clearwater Beach Fla Minnesota Yes American Cancer Society United States Leonard Lethir Hall

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