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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
16
The Daily Review presents its editorials and opinion content on this page. The byline lists Charles Peterson Leona Ward as managing and associate editors with Mike Nick as city editor, dated Tuesday August 1 1972.
An editorial reprinted from the Chattanooga News Free Press lauds free enterprise and warns against reliance on handouts. It argues jobs depend on merit, productivity, capital investment, and efficient management, criticizing inflation, welfare programs, and government intervention as threats to employment and economic health. It cites Nixon era policies and urges effort from both workers and employers.
Washington dispatch notes Nixon appears strengthened by the McGovern Eagleton crisis as Democrats stumble over medical scrutiny and party missteps. Nixon benefits from media attention and Republican fears about the rival ticket’s resilience, while Anderson’s disclosures compound McGovern’s difficulties.
Washington window surveys the 1972 presidential election landscape with focus on Nixon and McGovern. It analyzes electoral strategies, regional shifts, third party impact, labor votes, and the evolving coalition dynamics shaping November outcomes. The piece cites polls and expert theories on the center, New Deal remnants, and voter registration trends.
A bottailed report on California's 1971-72 finances shows general fund receipts of $5.43 billion and highway funds of $1.23 billion, total tax take $6.5 billion. Receipts exceeded outlays for the first time since 1968-69, with personal income taxes leading gains and higher fuel, sales, and cigarette taxes contributing to increased revenue. Local aid rose to $3.46 billion.
Washington in a sweeping analysis the 94 to 42 Senate vote to end Foreign Aid is described as historic yet costly. The piece critiques isolationists and pragmatists, praising Fulbright and Goldwater while noting the wartime budget battles and the risk of national self-impoverishment. The author argues war and allies require aid andDass.
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