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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
3
The Daily Review in Hayward California lists Colvins, curtoins, letters to the editor and editorials. It notes that opinions expressed in editorials differ from those of other editorial page material and acknowledgments by Colvins and Ward.
A guest editorial argues 6.1 percent unemployment masks broader issues as 78.6 million Americans are employed from a 83.8 million potential. It links job scarcity to tech shifts, automation, veterans returns, education changes, foreign competition, and calls for limited federal intervention while stressing shared responsibility to create jobs.
Washington columnist argues Ted Kennedy’s repeated refusals to run for president boost his standing among registered Democrats. He notes Kennedy’s stance may influence the nomination outcome, possibly shaping who gets the party's nod while Kennedy himself stays non-candidate for now.
Voice of the people applaud the mayor amid tensions as six Senate bills to bar certified Communists from teaching and working in defense plants prompt questions on Justice Department stance. ACLU criticizes revival of anti red measures while lawmakers debate free speech and due process in Washington amid protests and legacy of Cold War era security laws.
San Leandro John Muir Jer tior High hosts a contentious meeting as residents including Doris Ruiz and Pastor Barry Foster push back on sex education in mixed classes. Critics warn of drugs, abuse, and risks to young girls while urging preservation of moral standards.
Ex Stanford track man Jack Scott leads a critique of the NCAA alleging a totalitarian system and coach dominance. The piece mockingly questions athlete culture, scholarships, and rebellion while defending teamwork, discipline, and the purpose of sport.
Washington reports a 2 million commission to study a nationwide malpractice crisis. Surgeon General Jesse Steinfeld cites rising claims and insurance costs, plus defensive medicine, as symptoms. The 15 member panel will be named by HEW Secretary Eliot Richardson and report by March 1 next year.
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