Remapping plan would shuffle county assembly districts
Assembly Republicans unveiled a reapportionment plan reshaping Alameda County districts. It would move Fremont and Newark to Santa Clara County and cut Alameda’s five districts to match 1970 census lines, creating new districts in Santa Clara, Orange, and a San Diego Riverside pairing, while peeling districts from Alameda San Francisco and Los Angeles. The plan aims to widen minority representation and faces statewide public hearings.
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FDA has no plans to prosecute soup firm
The FDA says Campbell Soup Co will not face prosecution for shipping canned soup linked to botulism fears. The agency notes Campbell acted responsibly in tracing and recalling affected products, despite calls for charges. No illnesses linked to Campbell’s soups have been reported.
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Oregonian Kenneth Pelion Named Army Undersecretary Aide
President Nixon names Kenneth E. Pelion of Oregon to assist the Army secretary. Pelion, ex Navy undersecretary and former deputy to the president for congressional relations, will fill the post following Beal’s resignation to return to private law practice. Pelion, Port land native, Harvard MBA program attendee, University of Oregon graduate, entered the Army in 1940 and served as an executive officer under two secretaries.
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Night of unrest rocks Jacksonville with rock throwing and arson
Scattered rock throwing and tire bombings spread through Florida's largest city into early morning hours. Police arrested two suspects on varied charges including assault and arson. A woman, Emma Mobley, was injured when her car was firebombed, then released from hospital. Two patrol officers pursued three suspects after a high speed chase amid ongoing chaos. Mayor Tanaler imposed a curfew as youths clashed with motorists, with property damage reported at multiple stores.
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Economy looms as Congress faces post recess battles
The 92nd Congress opens a week late after a five week summer break with economic policy dominating the agenda. Rep. Edwards and Rep. Miller split on key votes including wage and price controls, welfare reform, revenue sharing, education funding, and Vietnam withdrawal. Edwards backed several administration measures while Miller often opposed, shaping early party lines in a year of fiscal stress and foreign policy debate.
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Wage freeze sparks suit by teachers in California
A federal suit filed in US District Court by the United Professors of California AFL-CIO challenges Nixon’s wage freeze as it affects merit pay raises for about 14,400 professors and librarians in the California State College system. The suit argues the freeze illegally denies merited increases, violates state pay authority, and discriminates against wage earners.
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Aide says no cuts in lunch program in Senate hearing
Administration official Richard Lyng defended the federal school lunch program amid a proposed funding shift that critics say could cut reimbursements and leave millions of children hungry. Lyng said $867.8 million was allocated this year and the reform would not reduce aid to the neediest schools, though opponents warned losses to many districts.
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Kennedy Center Opens Tonight in Nation’s Capital Memorial Row
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts officially opens tonight in Washington. VIPs including Rose Kennedy and Edward Kennedy attend a preview as Bernstein’s Mass fills the Opera House. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will be absent.
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City hires basketball players for youth sports program
The city hired former college players John Busby and Sebastian McMillon ages 24 to run a community sports initiative aimed at slum youths. Allegations surfaced that Busby and McMillon were involved in heroin trafficking, with one source alleging a $75,000 street sale. Busby played for Wall at OG Smith University in Charlotte while McMillen played for Gala University of Chicago, both linked to a program named Operation Sports Resets.
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New head of OQEO appointed
Washington reports Phillip Vo Sanchez named director of the Office of Quality Economic Opportunity, becoming the highest ranking Mexican American in the administration. He urges a voice for the poor in federal government, advocating nonconfrontational means and engagement with local authorities to influence policy.
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Cranston seeks Senate review of offshore oil study
Sen. Alan Cranston says he will ask the Senate to review the Interior Department study on additional oil platforms near Santa Barbara California. He argues no new evidence supports more offshore drilling and asks the Nixon administration to withhold final approvals pending Congress review.
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The Daily Review Sublease Notice For Hayward Office
Sublease notice published by The Daily Review Inc. announces Hayward California office space availability under the act of congress. Address communications to the Fremont office box 119% and phone contact in the provided lines.
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