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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1973
Page
2
Pat Nixon will celebrate her 61st birthday with a special St. Patrick’s Day program at the White House on Saturday. The exact program for the evening remains undisclosed.
PG&E explains its ongoing build program to prevent brownouts and meet rising demand through 1979. It says power needs will grow, sites take about 10 years to secure, and regulatory approvals to construct are essential. Agencies back the plan as responsible for public and ecological interests.
The Federal Trade Commission directed Bufferin Excedrin Excedrin PM Anacin Bayer Cope Vanquish and Midol to prove why they should not be barred from advertising for two years unless they allocate 25 percent of ad spend to corrective notices. The agency claims claims about aspirin efficacy were false and demanded ads confess past errors. The FTC move follows failed negotiations and could be challenged by the firms.
Leanord Woodcock, head of the United Auto Workers, told lawmakers deficit spending cuts could trigger a recession. He proposed $47 billion in tax reforms, including ending half of capital gains exemptions and expanding taxes on estates, gifts, and state bonds to raise revenue and fund social programs.
The California Democratic Council wrapped its 21st annual convention in Los Angeles with approval of liberal resolutions including unconditional amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders. Delegates reelected Nate Holden as CDC president, while five Democratic governor candidates appeared for a "Hot Seat" session. Willie Brown praised the event, and the attendees signaled unity for the party’s nomination after the upcoming primary, though Jerome Waldie noted opposition to Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty.
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