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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
11
The Daily Review explains its opinions appear only in editorials while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It lists editors Charles Peterson Leona Ward and notes the managing and associate editor roles with date June 4 1978.
The Pioneer at California State University Hayward faced a Protests over accepting Callo wine ads. La Raza Latina Coalition pressured the Publications board to offer free placement near Gallo ads. The Pioneer staff resigned in protest. A theft of 3000 copies followed. The piece condemns kept press and warns of dependence on funds or advertisers, noting the campus example.
Kilpatrick discusses sensational 1974 surgery figures from a House subcommittee led by John Moss. The AMA rebuttal argues the 2.4 million unnecessary surgeries, $4 billion cost, and 11,900 deaths are not valid, noting definitional errors, improper extrapolations, and methodological flaws in the study.
An FDA official warns that the medical education system is shaped by drug firms and that doctors learn little about new developments after formal training. The warning highlights ongoing concerns over industry influence on medical practice.
Editor argues Proposition 14 would require five years to prove safety of nuclear plants while Proposition 15 removes 560 million liability cap for meltdowns. It warns about catastrophic risks, unsafe waste storage past 100,000 years, and untested safety systems. The piece cites past leaks, unverified tests, and likens meltdown consequences to Hiroshima-scale fallout and mass casualties.
A reader argues inflation stems from federal deficits and money supply growth, not unions. He cites Alameda County wages, SETU offers, and government spending, urging awareness that rising prices track monetary policy and taxes rather than union bargaining.
Editor criticizes supporters for shifting from nuclear scare tactics to broad anti-business framing. The piece argues voters should reject Proposition 15 and vote no on measure 5, asserting tactics undermine issues and discourse.
The piece portrays Governor Jerry Brown as liberal despite income claims and budget figures, noting his higher budgets, mansion choices, and living arrangements. It argues he favors federal control, wage and price measures, and a national agency to monitor multinationals, while citing critics and contemporary power figures.
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