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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1975
Page
8
The Daily Review notes that opinions appear in editorials while columns letters and cartoons do not reflect the paper's position. It identifies managing and associate editors and specifies the editorial page material may differ from the paper's official stance.
Editorial argues for a compromise on press access to Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. It notes existing tours and safety limits, cites Judge Carter's order pending appeal, and stresses that security must outweigh media access. The piece urges quicker agreement on access policies balancing First Amendment rights with containment needs.
The college proposes a 900 point system for nursing admissions with 300 for grades 100 for medical experience 100 for exams and 100 for language or cultural ties. Trustees call for a special meeting to discuss adopting minority preference amid concerns it favors non merit factors over ability.
In Oklahoma City Judge Luther Bohanon grants limited relief in Laetrile disputes, easing criminal liability for physicians and allowing Ernest Ray to try the treatment. The piece critiques FDA bans while noting Ray’s terminal cancer and Dr Grossman’s cautious testimony about potential psychological benefits.
Letter writer from Fremont argues USPS is failing financially and considers five day service. He questions postage hikes from 10 to 13 cents and opposes air delivery cuts, suggesting TV ads would cut costs. He laments delays and cites time and money wasted traveling to city centers.
A reader criticizes city officials and editorials for backing the mayor in the Hayward strike. The message laments arbitration delays, costly ballot measures, and questions funding for employees while demanding practical solutions and accountability.
A State Department spokesman discusses President Ford's planned trip to China and Indonesia and a potential New York stop. The informal visit would include a Statue of Liberty sighting and a ride to the Empire State Building, with lighthearted talk of a bagel and hotel language lessons.
Washington report traces a Cold War drama as M Stanton Evans profiles Dr Stefan Possony and the Kremlin strategist Ponomarev. The piece discusses Soviet subversion tactics and the idea that agents must be treated as organs, with focus on Portuguese affairs and East German penetration.
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