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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1976
Page
7
Palo Alto author Diane Divoky and Peter Sehrag argue that about a million U.S. pupils are labeled hyperactive and treated with stimulants, a trend they call a shift toward using drugs to manage behavior. They warn this social engineering via education risks fostering distrust in self and state institutions.
The Country five screening and sorting game creates new problem categories and labels as children are identified to fit them. The interviewer notes these are not obviously sick children but healthy children from ordinary homes, towns, and schools across rich and poor backgrounds and various speeds and colors.
An Oregon researcher proposes a Jefferson era diet to fight artery disease. Dr William E Connor of the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center backs a low meat, low cholesterol plan with egg substitutes and plant foods to reduce heart attack risk, noting supporting studies and industry opposition. A Sacramento bill seeks a unicameral California legislature.
Two Republican California state senators condemned a Department of Corrections plan to organize inmates into an inmate representative groups. Sen. George Deukmejian said the idea is reckless and insulting to citizens, while Sen. H. L. Richardson urged firing any appointee involved. Guthrie said it would give inmates more voice, not a traditional union.
San Francisco AP reports a National Institute of Education study of 1,000 persons finds 75 percent or more of 30 year olds satisfied with health and love life and jobs while about half express dissatisfaction with intellectual development. The study assesses how well educational programs meet the needs of students.
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a 21.2 million rate increase for Southern California Gas Co. affecting nonresidential customers including gas engines, interruptible and electric utility classes. The 110.4 million total request was partially granted with February 3 effective date. The panel also discussed a quality of life study noting health and job satisfaction among 30-year-olds and highlighting needs in guidance, teaching quality, and personalized educational programs.
A collection of recipes for an alternative diet will be published this spring by the University of Iowa, as stated in a report summarizing medical insights. The notes mention arteries and obstructions developing in the late teens, with warnings about dietary choices.
A historical notice states that Southern California Military Academy admits students without regard to race color national origin or ethnicity. It guarantees equal rights and access to programs activities scholarships and athletic offerings and prohibits discrimination in administration of policies and admissions.
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