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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1973
Page
2
A daily review notes a teen figure asserting he will not run for president. He emphasizes the aim is to secure reelection to a second term, framing the focus on continuity rather than leadership shift. The remark centers on personal political strategy and long term goals.
A bomb was discovered in a downtown Birmingham shopping bag Sunday morning, the sixth since the IRA bombing wave began about two weeks ago. Army experts disposed of it with no injuries reported. Solihull and Birmingham are the only British cities outside London hit so far, with 36 bombs found in London and at embassies in Washington and Paris, causing no deaths but several injuries.
In Belfast gunfire by machine gunners in bible dress wounded two men on a fishing trip near the border. The Irish News reported a one-year-old girl died from injuries in an explosion linked to homemade bomb production, described as a staff officer of the IRA.
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The Air Force said production delays in the BI supersonic bomber program add about 1.1 million to the cost per aircraft, bringing the price to 56 million each and 204 million for all 240 planes. Rep. Les Aspin warned cost overruns could force redesigns or cancellation. Completion of a formal cost analysis is not expected until late year as electronic systems installation lags. Secretary John McLucas informed Congress that prototype schedule slipped from July 1975 to May 1976.
A medical report discusses a back injury where a rib pops out and stretches nerves, risking serious pain and potential paralysis. Dr Herndon notes the condition involves misaligned vertebrae and possible spinal nerve compression, with danger rising if the rib repositions improperly.
A Gallup poll of 1052 adults nationwide finds 32 percent say the Senate Watergate committee hearings are good for the country while 41 percent disagree. It also shows 57 percent view the committee as fact seeking rather than trying to discredit the Nixon administration, 28 percent disagree, and 9 percent have no opinion. Respondents split on whether news coverage will affect witnesses’ chances for a fair trial with 36 percent saying it would reduce fairness, 8 percent believing it won't matter, and the rest undecided.
Ralph Nader urged President Nixon and Vice President Agnew to resign, saying the country will suffer otherwise. He criticized Nixon’s leadership amid Watergate and called for new White House leadership to galvanize the nation on Face the Nation.
The federal grand jury probing Maryland political corruption since January is to hear evidence against Vice President Spiro T. Agnew this week. Newsweek reports aides to Agnew attributed the information, amid Justice Department denial of a decision and White House insiders suggesting Richardson has decided and informed the President and the vice president.
The Oakland Tribune reports IRS spokesman called the Nixon papers gift to the National Archives questionable. Frank DeMateo Jr., Nixon’s personal attorney, confirms he handled the 1969 gift of vice presidential papers valued at 570000 for tax purposes. The write‑off was estimated at at least 280000 based on Nixon’s 200010 salary, with potential increases from nonsalary income. Congress later passed a law retroactive to July 25, 1969, eliminating such tax writeoffs for historical papers.
Miami builder Joby Priesies says senior FHA fund-raisers solicited a 50000 dollar contribution last year in exchange for favorable influence on an FHA suspension. He sent 25000 dollars to Maurice Stans with a promise for 25000 more later. Fernandez, a Stans deputy, confirmed the solicitation but said the check was returned after Stans rejected any such contact.
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