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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1971
Page
18
A hospital implements robot driven elevators dedicated to vehicle use, allowing automated ascent and boarding when doors open. After each trip, cars undergo an automatic wash to prevent contamination and ensure cleanliness of the transport system.
A letter questions Nixon policies and Congress action as a shock measure to curb inflation. It argues long deficits under Johnson and wage pressures from unions fueled rising prices, calling for productivity gains and end to inflation-driven wage demands.
The article notes golf sponsorships by major companies including America, Eastern and United Airlines, Firestone Tire, Liggett Myers, and Monsanto. It highlights the Insurance Youth Classic for under 14s backed by NAIA and insurer groups, and describes golf as a second profession for many players, drawing corporate interest for goodwill and hospitality revenue.
Readers seek market data on drug stores in Fremont Hayward and Livermore for 1971 retail sales and permit counts. They ask about trade show calendars and industry classifications plus definitions of Ltd drop ships and double liability. The column notes library resources for financial data and accounting terms.
Mutual funds endure three straight months of redemptions as investors cash in shares. Experts like NASD chairman William Casey weigh structural fixes to sales charges and potential SEC policy shifts. Aims focus on long term stable investing and clearer disclosure to draw back capital.
New York markets edged higher as investors priced in President Nixon’s economic program. The Dow rose to 83.52, the Standard and Poor’s index reached 160.28, and the industrial average climbed to 27.24. Trading totaled 76.19 million shares as investors weighed rate cuts and inflation fears while awaiting policy details.
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