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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
12
The Daily Review states opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to editor and other editorial content do not necessarily reflect the paper position. It notes managing editor Charles Peterson and associate editor Leona Ward.
The Pioneer staff resigned after the Publications board required free space for a Chicano group next to Gallo ads. The editorial argues kept press compromises editorial freedom, noting student funds and external dependences erode independence. A theft of 3000 copies followed, underscoring fragility of campus press freedom.
James Kilpatrick discusses a January House subcommittee report on unnecessary surgery, its exaggerated figures, and the American Medical Association’s sharp rebuke. He notes the 24 million surgeries, $4 billion in costs, and 11,900 deaths were likely overstated and rooted in flawed methodology and sensationalism.
A key FDA official warns that the drug industry heavily funds doctors' education after formal training. The official questions how to curb this influence and reduce industry financing of medical advances.
A letter argues Prop 15 38 claim nuclear plants are unsafe citing catastrophic meltdown risks and huge potential damages. It questions insurance viability and storage of radioactive waste, noting past leaks, untested safety systems, and near-meltdown reports while urging a yes vote.
A letter to the editor argues inflation stems from federal deficits and money supply rather than union wage demands. The writer notes Alameda County workers faced uneven raises and urges readers to blame Washington’s spending, not labor, for higher living costs.
Editor notes tactics used by Prop 15 supporters shift from fear of power to claims big business opposes them. If they cannot win on issues, they should not be on the ballot. The writer now plans to vote no on Prop 15.
The text portrays Governor Jerry Brown as a rising political figure amid conservative scrutiny. It notes claims of budget cuts while pointing to 1977 budgets higher than prior years, and questions Brown’s living arrangements. It cites inflation fears, wage controls, and plans for a multinational corporation watchdog, with 1960s era critics predicting economic trouble.
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