02 May 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1975
Page
1
The April unemployment rate climbed to 8.3 percent with nonfarm payrolls up by about 240000, while total employment rose for a second straight month to 59 million. Adult male workers increased, and state figures showed California at 18.0 percent unemployment with 94060 workers jobless.
Students protest the reassignment of their principal to Pacific High School. Williams School trustees vote to shift the principal to an arts and crafts position. board members defend the decision while acknowledging community concerns and the lack of authority to reverse it.
A Maryland psychologist reports men prize sex more than women across ages, with men under 26 to 39 placing sex first. Women favor music, nature, family and travel. Age shifts show men rank sex high into midlife while women prioritize family and routine.
In Sacramento a 20 20 Senate deadlock ended when Lieutenant Governor Mervyn Dymally cast the deciding vote to advance a sex acts bill described as victimless crime. Gov. George Brown traveled from Denver as the chamber waited through a six hour session to resolve the stalemate.
A weather brief reports steady winds at 15 to 25 miles per hour with mild conditions. Readers are directed to page 12 for more weather details.
A Price Waterhouse audit of the Fremont Unified School District finds widespread mismanagement and weak controls in purchasing and warehousing. The report urges the board of education to scrap the current administrative structure and start over, highlighting numerous recommendations and potential public funds losses. Trustee Dick Arey criticizes the lack of controls and the report’s blunt conclusions.
By Rich Riggs a brief on ongoing hospital operations and standard procedures amid routine health care services without notable disruptions.
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