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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
3
President Nixon claimed his administration hit its target of halving the inflation rate, citing a 2.9 percent annual increase versus 6. per cent. He indicated no tax hike next year and framed the 2.9 percent rate as proof of progress since 1971.
Washington based economist Pat A. Samuelson told Congress that multi billion dollar deficits have fueled today’s healthy economy with rising employment falling unemployment and soaring profits. He urged continued deficit spending arguing such deficits were necessary to turn an anemic expansion into a vigorous one and contrasted current policy with the sluggish Eisenhower era.
Ralph Nader asks a federal court to compel public hearings on new price increases for 1972 cars, saying the Price Commission violates the law by denying hearings. He cites Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, American Motors, and calls for hearings on the raises, warning reductions would take effect if no action.
Houston David J. Scott is removed from the astronaut corps over a scheme to make money from slamp cov. He is transferred to the astro aut office as a technical assistant to the Apollo craft program manager Tack Riley. The move follows the first anniversary of Apollo 15.
The Senate opened talks on fast tracking a new submarine about two thirds the size of a WWII aircraft carrier with a 4 000 mile range missiles. Lawmakers approved 24 million to begin construction of a billion dollar carrier and scheduled seven hours of debate on funding for the Trident nuclear submarine as the administration argues it will bolster defense and pressure Russia toward a permanent treaty.
Dr. Benjamin Spock says he expects the 3 People's Party convention to nominate him for president rather than support Democrat George McGovern. He notes presenting a message to voters is harder since McGovern is the Democratic nominee and that a split among antiwar supporters may occur. He argues party advocates see McGovern’s name on ballots in some states, but says the party will not advocate voting for him.
Fidel Castro in Havana at a Plaza de la Revolucion rally marking the 18th anniversary of the rebel movement condemned Richard Nixon as a criminal and the worst of all candidates. He said Nixon may lose re election in November while backing George McGovern, broadcast by Radio Havana.
Country legend Johnny Cash told a Senate subcommittee about brutal prison life and sub cultures. He and two ex-convicts advocated replacing the federal parole system with district commissions to closely track convicts from conviction to parole. Brock supported early release approaches except for high risk cases.
Two unions with a combined 460000 members endorsed the McGovern Eagleton ticket. Javon Polatsky of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers said Nixon ignored working people while Leon J. Davis of the National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home Employes urged labor to vote.
Publication notice from Hayward California area outlines alphanumeric errors in the imprint and address blocks. It lists publishing company The Ooty Bertew Inc and staff positions and provides postal and pricing details, including weekly and Sunday editions.
Wallace staff announced he declined to address the American Independent Party convention in Louisville. Officials say he will likely announce future political plans on Saturday, signaling he remains out of presidential contention while recuperating from an assassination attempt.
San Francisco officials report equal access to the City Hall men's room after Supervisor Dianne Feinstein protested hours of marching to the ladies’ facility. She asked clerk Robert Dolan to allow sharing. formal co education followed though not officially announced.
The start of testimony in the Pentagon Papers trial was postponed while a three judge panel of the sixth U.S. Court of Appeals considers whether a government wiretap involving a defense team member affects the case. Ellsberg and Russo face theft conspiracy and espionage charges over the leak.
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