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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1974
Page
2
Mrs. John Bruce Dodd, 92, founder of Father’s Day, was presented roses Sunday in Spokane and honored at Expo 74. She started the local celebration in 1910, which Congress later made nationwide, honoring her father William Jackson Smart.
Two independent polls show Nixon unpopular with both sides. Gallup in early May and early June indicate prefer removal rising to 44 percent in June from 48 percent in May, while 41 percent oppose removal in June and 53 percent in May. Harris surveys for the same periods show Nixon losing support. Both polls have a plurality seeking Nixon's removal over remaining.
A Citizens Public Spending Survey places California second in total tax burden behind New York. California's 21 million residents see about 10 percent of gross state product spent by government, with over 15 billion dollars this year and 189,000 state employees amid vast local government layers. New York totals reach 19.5 billion in combined state and local government spending with about 44,000 workers.
Dr. F. Herndon of Hayward California explains neurathilipsia as a serious nerve issue caused by vertebral misalignment. He describes symptoms from headaches and dizziness to numbness and potential paralysis if untreated and urges proper care.
UPI reports San Francisco ranks fourth in the contiguous United States for cost of living based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data. An average four-person family would need 313 378 to live at an intermediate level, with Boston and the New York-Hartford areas also high. Anchorage and Honolulu exceed San Francisco in overall cost, as goods and services rose 9.7 percent from 1972 to 1973. Boston shows the highest housing costs, while food and housing costs rose 12 percent and 3.2 percent respectively since 1972.
Sen Charles H Percy launches a drive for strict federal privacy laws decrying a rising practice of secret dossiers. He cites doctors, schools and insurers as sources of potentially damaging data and calls for tighter accuracy standards and limits on use by both government and private entities.
A Tax Foundation study shows Bay Area residents pay the second highest per capita federal tax in the nation after New York, with an average of 1364 dollars per person annually for fiscal 1972. Columbus Georgia records the lowest at 820 dollars.
UPI reports UC Berkeley faced criticism from Vilna Martinez of the Mexican American Defense and Education Fund who said Chicanos are about 3 percent of students while making up 17.5 percent of California's population. The remarks followed a commencement speech and highlighted perceived minimal and degrading efforts toward Chicano students.
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