Hayward Rock Concert Approved at Weekes Park
Hayward Area Recreation District directors voted 3 to 1 to permit a rock concert at Weekes Park on Saturday pending two conditions including sponsor group and a revised 6 pm to 6 am timing. A heated meeting followed, with police protection planned and a dissenting vote from Director Julio Bras.
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Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
Weekes Park
Jim Robbins
Kenneth Aitken
Lash Fight
South Hayward Parish
Grinsor
Julio Bras
Kennedy Leads California Democrats in 1972 Nomination Poll
California voters favor Edward Kennedy as the top Democratic nominee possibility for 1972 with Muskie Humphrey McCarthy McGovern Lindsay and Yorty trailing. The poll to determine California’s delegation to the national convention was completed last month, about 19 months before the primary and many months before campaigning heats up. Kennedy’s status shapes the race as his continued presence risks stalling the field and a potential push to make him an active candidate despite past denials.
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Edward Kennedy
California
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
South Dalla
George McGovern
New York
John Lindsay
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Henry Jackson
Washington
Fred Hacks
Oklahoma
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Askuu
Edward ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
John
Dallas
Robert
Richard Nixon
U.S
Gearright
Field Research Corny
Samuel Yorly
Fred Harris
Henry Jacksor
William Proxmire
Urban funding push cited by Mayor before lawmakers
Mayor San Leandra Mays urges directing federal dollars to needed urban areas. She and Jack D. Mallestar propose grants for specific projects rather than automatic block funding. Invited to Washington for House Banking and Currency subcommittee testimony, the group discusses omnibus housing legislation and city funding eligibility.
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Washington
San Leandra Mays
Jack D. Mallestar
San Leandra
Bilt
IV House
House Banking and Currency
Mercury Forecast for Scully County Tomorrow
The forecast calls for a 90 degree high with fair skies in Scully County tomorrow. Expect mid 40s to low 50s this afternoon and tonight's low in the upper 50s to low 60s. More weather on page 20.
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Scully County
Mills backs adding up to $1 billion in tax cuts
Rep. Wilbur Mills urged Treasury Secretary Connally to sweeten Nixon’s tax plan with as much as $1 billion more in relief for low income groups. Mills proposed raising the low income allowance from $1,000 to $1,200 or higher, arguing poorer households tend to spend more of their income. Connally pressed for quick congressional approval as Nixon prepared to address Congress and the nation.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ely
Nixon
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Connally
Incentives Mills
Jokd Connally
White House
Bay Area
Congress
Battle over school prayer continues in Congress
Washington reports the push to amend the Constitution to allow school prayer resumes during the summer recess. Mrs. Ben Rubin of Cuyahoga Falls leads a grassroots campaign while major denominations warn that changing the First Amendment would threaten church state separation. Organizers expect 25 more signatures to trigger a House vote, despite opposition from church groups and constitutional scholars.
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Huh
National Council of Sharches
Baptist Joiyt Committee On Public Affairs
Rublin
Wey Gold
Supreme Court
Ruffly
Ruhiin
No Casualty List From Pentagon Reflects War Deaths
The Pentagon did not issue a Vietnam War casualty list on Tuesday for the first time since 1965, reporting zero new names. Since 1985 the Defense Department has released the list of next of kin notified victims, with the corps sometimes listing many pages at peak and only a few names recently. In six years totals show 45,471 combat deaths and 9,742 non-hostile deaths among Americans.
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UPI
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Defense Department
State upholds denial of unemployment benefits for longhaired man
Fremont case affirmed by California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board referee Robert MacDonald. He ruled Michael Hughes, 21, unavailable for work due to his long hair and beard, citing a survey showing many employers reject such appearance. Hughes plans to appeal to the State Board of Appeals. if needed, to the district court.
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Fremont
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Iit
Michael Hughes
Batt
Hughes
California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
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Himt
Hayward
MacDonald
Julin Mateger
Jong Bai
Mintyger
Hughes’ Case On the “Unconstitutionality Afd
Lange
Highlands Reverie Breaks Over Suburban Plot
Paula and Richard Roder, moving from Bremont to a 44 acre parcel on Parkside Drive, hoped for rural living with dogs and horses. A chance chat with a stranger revealed a heated dispute over rezoning from agricultural to apartment housing, threatening their dream and the valley’s development.
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Hayward
Parkside Drive
Chronicle Avenue
Haywards
Mateo Bridge
Te Bay
Paula
Richard Adaro
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