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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1975
Page
9
The Daily Review notes its opinions appear only in editorials while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The December 16 1975 masthead lists Maugging as editor and Leona Ward as associate editor.
An editorial argues that Alameda County Sheriff Houchins should allow broader, though controlled, media access to Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. It notes existing limits, court orders, and ongoing upgrades while calling for a practical balance between security and First Amendment rights.
A public critique argues that Ohlone College plans to admit minority students ahead of equally qualified non-minority applicants to its nursing program. Trustees scheduled a special meeting to discuss a new 800 point system that adds 100 points for language or ethnic links, a move critics say overcorrects past unfairness and harms merit-based selection.
Judge Bohanon in Oklahoma City eased criminal liability for physicians in Laetrile use for cancer patients Rutherford and Ray. Ray faces a terminal prognosis with six months to live, while Rutherford reports three and a half years of remission. The articles critique FDA opposed stance and warn against government overreach in medical choice.
The writer questions rising postage costs from 10 to 13 cents and argues mail is often shipped air freight or delayed. He notes USPS losses and possible five day service, contending delays from Fremont to San Francisco waste time and money, suggesting phone calls would be cheaper. Fremont reader Theodore E. Tubbs.
A reader from Hayward accuses the mayor and city council of ignoring striker concerns and breaking promises after backing an expensive ballot measure. The letter urges voters to demand solutions and criticizes management for stalling work.
A White House aide outlined possible future travel for President Ford to New York City. He stressed social goodwill and friendship with New York as vital to defense ties with New Jersey. The informal trip could include viewing the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building with casual dining, possible Kissinger absence, and a Chicago alternative if not invited.
Washington exposes a Cold War detective tale centered on Dr Stefan Possony of the Hoover Institution and his claims that Soviet strategists led by Ponomarev target Western officials through covert influence operations. The piece traces alleged subversion tactics and aims to shape policy and opinion against the West.
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