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The fragment outlines editorials columns cartoons letters to the editor and other opinion content from The Daily Review dated Monday December 13 1971 in Hayward The passage indicates these pieces express the paper operating stance rather than official positions and notes that letters and cartoons may not reflect the paper's views.
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Daily’ Review
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Cancer virus breakthrough hinted by USC team
Guest editorials praise a USC led study at Children Hospital of Los Angeles and the National Cancer Institute suggesting four vinyl viruses may cause a type of human cancer. If confirmed, the finding shifts virology research and spotlights viruses as possible cancer factors while stressing cautious expectations about immediate treatments.
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USC
Natomal ‘Cancer Institute
Dra
Robert M. McAllister
Murray B. Gardner
Children Hospital of
Los Angeles
Robert J. Huebner
National Cancer Institute
Georgetown L University
Trusts demand heavy obligation provide free flow of information
A TASK FORCE study for the Twentieth Century Fund joins calls to ensure the public retains a free flow of information. It urges protections for newsmen against compelled testimony in sensitive areas, criticizes police posing as reporters, government censorship, and probes of the broadcast media. The public, and press, must uphold the First Amendment and responsible use of this trust. Sacramento Union
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Twentieth Century Fund
Foundation
Sacramento Union
Fresno Juvenile Traffic Court Explores Educational Fines
Fresno juvenile traffic court offers teens with tickets a choice between a fine or a field study and report on traffic safety at busy locations. Judges note potential benefits for adult courts by applying similar “field work” to better understand risky driving. The report suggests safety improvements and broader educational value beyond monetary penalties.
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Fresno
Hi Bien Fresno
Center-Stage Democratic Field Narrows Toward Muskie Humphrey Jackson
The piece tracks the narrowing 1972 Democratic field as top contenders Muskie Humphrey and Jackson emerge as center-leaning survivors. It notes declines of Hughes Bayh Harris Proxmire Mills and Kennedy McGovern Lindsay McCarthy and McCarthy, with Jackson seen as a rising centrist possibility whose momentum could force a center-focused primary battle and potentially shape the party’s direction.
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Washington
Sens
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Eliod Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Wilbur Mills
Iten
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Edward Kennedy
Miami Beach
George McGovern
Euugene McCarthy
John Lindsay
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
McGovern
George Wallace
Ramsey Clark
Lindsay
McCarthy
Tejpinder
Muskin
Nixon
Ie Veonomy
Florida
Sacramento Area Legislators Listed by District
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nicholas C. Patria John W. Holmdahl and Clark L. Bradley across Alameda County districts. Assemblymen are Carlos Bee Robert W Crown and March K Fong covering Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Castro Valley Castro Valley Oakland and nearby areas. Legislative mail goes to State Capitol Sacramento 96014.
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Alameda County
Nicholas C. Patria
John W. Holmdahl
Clark L. Bradley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castro Valley
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Fong
Ashland
State Capitol
Sacramento
The Volunteer Army Risk and Debate
An Opinion Piece questions the shift to an all voluntary military force. It critiques peacetime recruitment, rising pay, and benefits while arguing history shows America relies on conscription during war. The author cautions about readiness, long training, and dependency on allies.
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Hesdate Army
Congress
Vietnm
Pentagon
All Volunteer Army
Golves
Winn
Cantigny
Franklin Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
America
Wesco consent order praised by editor as misrepresented
Wesco Land and Management Corp. argues two federal court cases involving alleged discrimination were misreported. The firm notes it defended itself, presented minority witnesses, and planned expert testimony on equal listings. Both suits settled out of court without admission of wrongdoing under legal advice.
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Wesco Land and Management Corp
California
Norther District of California
Wesco
Sta
Wesco Consent Order Clarifies Discrimination Claims
The article explains Wesco’s consent order aims to end harassment and show non discrimination. It notes past complaints were few and not proof of ongoing bias, highlights government checks, and cites assurances of fair dealings. Arthur Pretzer and Simonian Pretzer attorneys in San Leandro advocate public prominence of the facts.
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Wesco
West
Fat Wesco
Weste
Willman Tai
Sine Wesco
Wesen
San Leandro
Hgether
Nce
Wes Housman
Weses Land and Management Corp
Simonian and
Prétzer
el Farneys
Tay
California
Arthur
Pretzer Simonian
Pretzer San Leande
World disarmament call aims for periodic conferences
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko proposes a standing world disarmament conference outside the UN to meet every two or three years. The idea seeks faster action on disarmament though progress appears slow amid broader geopolitical tensions.
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Gromyko
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