08 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1976
Page
1
Fremont authorities report on biofeedback devices and a psychology expert Dr. John Marlett explaining how relaxation tunes electrical readings. He notes biofeedback is the yoga of the west and that concentration can govern automatic bodily functions.
San Francisco UPI reports prosecution psychiatrist Dr. Joel Fort described Patricia Hearst as rebellious, amoral, and drug involved, arguing she joined the SLA voluntarily. He cited independence, sexual activity at 19, use of marijuana and alcohol in youth, and a seeking of risk to escape boredom.
In Sacramento Governor Edmund G Brown Jr vetoed two bills to create a three day weekend for Admission Day each year. He argued the change is late in California’s bi centennial history and could increase highway traffic and gas use. The holiday falls on Thursday this year and would have moved to Monday September 13.
At Tacoma Community College the Sears Roebuck catalog replaces McGuffy's Reader in a survival English course for Vietnamese refugees and newcomers. Karen Ballard teaches 23 adults using catalog sections such as living room furniture to build vocabulary with visual aids. Ballard aims for practical responses and notes some cultural indoctrination, expecting dropout risk as a sign of course success.
Washington report examines a surge in federal regulation, noting 24 major agencies now employ about 105,000 people with budgets rising from 860 million in 1965 to 3.8 billion in the coming year. It highlights wide rules affecting industry safety, banking, travel, broadcast, and consumer goods, plus calls from critics for reform.
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