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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

1

SST Proposal Faces Senate Filibuster Threat After House Vote

The SST faced a hostile Senate with leader Mansfield warning of a possible filibuster. President Nixon urged approval of 86 million dollars for the 1000 mph airliner after the House revived an SST appropriation, converting 85 million to terminate the contract and fund further research. The House passed 201 to 17, with six Republicans switching to support the measure. Nixon pledged not to push production until environmental concerns are fully met. Environmentalists oppose the plan, while proponents cite jobs for thousands of workers.

Washington UPI House Senate Nixon Mike Mansfield Gerald R. Ford

Welfare reform plan gains new life in House committee

The House Ways and Means Committee endorsed a Nixon welfare reform proposal including a large federal takeover and a $2,400 income aid for a family of four. The measure would raise payroll taxes, expand Social Security benefits, and create training programs with up to 2,000 public service jobs and day care funding to aid working mothers.

Washington Nixon House Ways and Means Labor Department

Rail service restored from Washington to Boston route

National Railroad Passenger Corp. announces restoration of passenger service from Washington North Carolina to Boston through Worcester Springfield Milford New Haven and New York City.

Washington UPL National Railroad Passenger Corp Washington, N.C Boston Worcester Springfield Mass Martford New Haven

The Daily Review Incomplete Publication Notice

The Baily Review published by The Daily Review announces editorial leadership and post office registration details. It lists address lines at Winton Ave Hayward and schedules including weekday and Sunday copies with subscription rates, plus office contacts in Hayward Fremont and surrounding locations.

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Reagan praises SST revival in California economy

Sacramento reports President Reagan voices strong support for reviving the Supersonic Transport following House approval. White House press secretary Paul Beck said Reagan views the project as extremely vital to California's economy.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan House of Representatives Paul Beck Reagan California

Williams Seeks Raise to 2.26 Dollar Minimum Wage

Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey proposes raising the current 1.60 dollar minimum wage to 2.26 within a year after enactment for many workers and within two years for the rest He also plans hearings starting May 18 with Labor Secretary Hodgson as the lead witness Hodgson had endorsed a 42 an hour minimum for adults by January 1974.

Washington UPH Harrison A. Williams de Dn.j Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee Nixon Williams James D. Hodgson Hodgson

Sharon Clark Named Playboy Playmate of the Year 1971

Playboy announces Sharon Clark of Los Angeles has been chosen as Playmate of the Year for 1971 by Hugh Hefner of Playboy Enterprises. Clark previously appeared as Playmate of the Month in August 1970.

Sharon Clark Los Angeles Hugh Hefner Playboy Enterprises Miss Clark Playboy Magazine

PG&E Warns On Split Costs In Senate Testimony

In Washington, PG and E vice president Frederick T. Searls testified that forcing PG&E to split into two firms would raise postage by 1.5 million dollars annually from separate gas and electric bills for about two million dual-service customers. The utility serves 2.2 million gas and 3.6 million electric customers in northern and central California.

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