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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1972
Page
1
A Ralph Nader engineering team warns aerosol dispensers can explode and spread flames. They urge federal law to provide treble damages for injuries, accusing the aerosol industry of knowing how to fix the risk but not acting.
Mrs. hdmas Lefeld of St Henry Ohio gave birth to Lisa Marie a one pound daughter late Thursday night. Doctors were surprised she lived. parents say they will keep faith and hope the tiny baby can hang on. Page 7.
A short paragraph in a 32 stage draft agreement ranks seventh among objections of President Nguyen van Thien. It orders all sides in the Vietnam fighting to release prisoners and detainees held because of their war activity. The clause could drive or derail the path to lasting peace in Indochina and affect American prisoners of war.
Nine year old Tommy Maurer at National Jewish Hospital in Denver is described as possibly the only person to live with virtually no immune defense. Doctors seek to extend his fragile condition at least through Christmas as his body lacks lymphocytes that normally fight infection.
Wilph Nader, leading a study group, slams the Forest Service for turning National Forests into timber factories in the foreword of a 413 page operations study. Agriculture Secretary tart L. Bulz and Forest Service officials plan a Tuesday news conference to unveil preliminary results of a ten year timber needs and supply survey suggesting more cutting may be needed.
Sen Gaylord Nelson says Americans have fallen for drug industry pitches and become a nation of irrational pill poppers who rely on home remedies for every ache. He cites over the counter products for colds infections obesity as mostly useless or harmful, fueling a youth lure to drugs.
Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton removes Bureau of Indian Affairs power from Commissioner Lewis R. Bene and analyst Harrison Jaesch, stripping authority amid week long occupation in Washington. Deputy Commissioner John Crow is sidelined as Indian protest leaders criticized officials.
President Nixon plans extensive cuts in White House staff while maintaining the top echelon. Press Secretary Hank L. Ziegler says Henry Kissinger, H. R. Haldeman, and John D. Ehrlichman will stay in their current roles, with Kissinger continuing as national security adviser.
South County builders view BART as a major growth lever linking Fremont to San Leandro. Despite doubts, planners push station area zoning, urban revitalization, and air right parking use to attract new residential and commercial development along the six Santa Clara line stations. Transit ridership grows while concerns over system safety and economic impact persist.
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