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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1976
Page
3
The United States Postal Service announced a commemorative stamp honoring Adolph Ochs of the New York Times. The centennial stamp is part of a 1976 program and will be issued on September 1 in New York City.
Senate testimony from Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander argues withholding on interest and dividends could recapture billions lost as Americans fail to report earnings from savings, private loans, and similar sources. Treasury spokesman cites unclear administration stance amid estimated 1.5 billion dollar annual loss.
Government experts told Congress that underuse of medications by the elderly may be more problematic than overprescribing. They cited access barriers for non institutionalized seniors, including money, transportation, and difficulties obtaining medicines, noting conservatives toward drug use.
Ohio congressman Wayne L. Hays under Home Ethics Committee and grand jury review in Nashington and Up for reelection, with his press secretary claiming "massive evidence" to prove innocence of using federal money for a sexual relationship with an employer. Hays admitted a personal relationship with Miss Ray and may step down as House Administration Committee chair. timing unclear as Ford cautions on the affair’s handling.
Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner Victor Gilinsky warned that current safeguards are insufficient to stop quick conversion of nuclear fuel into weapons. He noted most power reactors also produce plutonium, enabling a chain reaction, and spoke as an individual, not for the NRC. The issue centers on international and domestic controls amid reactor design.
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