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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1972
Page
6
The Senate prepared to vote on a $50,000 tax free payment to the family of any policeman firefighter or other public safety officer killed in the line of duty retroactive to Jan 1 1567. The measure aims to aid dependents and includes provisions for injuries with tax exemptions.
In Carson City the Nevada State Prison warden defends a strict policy as inmates remain in confinement. Convicts in lottery and maximum blocks report reduced meals and restricted visitation while a two-day protest grows. In Moscow correspondent note follows on U S events.
In San Jose a woman was killed after police reportedly did not respond promptly to a stabbing call due to being overwhelmed with other duties. The incident highlights gaps in emergency response and public safety.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew prepared to speak at the Dixie and border state governors conference in Hilton Head Island after Sen. George McGovern appeared to lose leverage with 17 states represented. Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel sought a Democratic endorsement, but concluded there was little chance of support while McGovern gained a single new endorsement and pledges of campaign aid.
California's top labor official Benjamin Henning condemned President Nixon's economic policies in a Labor Day message. He warned the nation is hardened to unemployment and accused the White House and Congress of neglecting workers while inflation and interest rates rise and the economy remains sick. He declined to comment on George McGovern's candidacy.
Democratic state representatives seek an injunction to stop the November elections under a reapportionment plan ruled unconstitutional. Judge Blumenfeld ordered show cause why elections should not proceed, while Judge Sidor had mandated going ahead despite a Supreme Court stay.
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