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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
22
Susan Collett of Carbondale notes that law enforcement traffic emblems and mottos reveal bias against women, contending that the phrase We serve all men on Southernimals University patrol cars signals unequal regard and prompts criticism from readers.
Pennsylvania officials release a shopper guide to surgery urging consumers to compare surgeons as they would cars. Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says about 2 million yearly face needless procedures and notes studies, including Columbia University, show instances of unnecessary hysterectomies and questionable practices. The guide is part of a series by Denenberg on consumer safeguards.
Norman B. Livermore, secretary of the state Resources Agency, says California may set a ceiling on car numbers as a remedy for air pollution. He notes autos are the state's biggest problem and spoke to the chamber of commerce after returning from the United Nations environmental conference in Stockholm.
Governor George Wallace started physical therapy at the University of Alabama Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham and opened a temporary state office on the third floor. He met with department heads since before his May 35 shooting in Maryland and expressed appreciation for their efforts to keep operations smooth in his absence.
A UPI report notes the Center for Auto Safety seeks a recall of more than four million Ford vehicles from 1949 to 1956 over alleged front wheel control arm failures. Ford safety chief Feighold disputed the charges as unfounded, citing extensive testing and defect-free arm designs.
An Air Force sergeant en route to Lackland Air Force Base was fined after being arrested at Philadelphia International Airport for carrying a pocketknife. He claimed no knowledge of federal limits on knives aboard commercial flights and the weapon was found by security detectors in the hoarding area.
London reports diplomatic sources indicate a new Soviet effort to reconcile with China has stalled. Beijing remains wary, citing Soviet expansionist tendencies in the Far East and a desire for a three-power balance. Talks on their border dispute produced no results after a recent restart with a new Chinese representative.
In Bass Lake California Mio Presna myer is accused of transporting marijuana valued at about 250000 dollars from Mexico into the state. Police say the men were stopped and arrested on a marijuana trafficking charge.
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