Editorial Page Notes From The Daily Review
The Daily Review notes that opinions are printed only in editorials. Columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
15
The Daily Review notes that opinions are printed only in editorials. Columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The State Department of Food and Agriculture forecasts strong growth across crops. Grapes total 3.7 million tons with raisins 2.2 million, wine 900 thousand, and table 450 thousand. Fruits and nuts rise in multiple categories, and wheat, barley, and other grains also increase. Abundant land and labor support rising yields, while farm labor disputes threaten stability amid ongoing Water Project expansion.
Macmillan Inc prepares a colorful corporate report aimed at young readers with simple text and clear explanations. The document seeks to aid artists and educators by presenting corporate goals, initiatives, and financial highlights in accessible language.
James Kilpatrick surveys Theodore Roosevelt's early 1900s push for public funding of federal elections. He notes Conservative objections, the need for strict controls, and a proposed framework covering primaries and general elections. The piece ties these debates to Watergate era reform pressures and references current reform proposals and scandals.
In Texas the Rangers stand as icons of law enforcement with a storied 62 current members and thousands waiting, their mission framed as a quasi religious allegiance. They patrol by land sea or air, with badges worn under suits and a culture of skill, training, and decisive action.
The piece recalls Sam Ervin known as the country lawyer discussing Watergate era cases on Face the Nation with Ben Baker and others. It highlights his stance on the Fourth Amendment and warrants, his confrontations with Ehrlichman, and contrasts his methods with Rayburn’s parliamentary style. It notes questions about presidential records and constitutional protections, plus a Wall Street Journal report on Sen. Mon tobaya campaign contributions.
In a letter to readers the author honors Alice Preguita, a 40 year inspector with the Alameda County Department of Weights and Measures, describing her as a skilled, compassionate public servant and mentor. The piece laments her departure August 4 and praises her service while criticizing critics and urging goodwill toward her successor.
A group of underprivileged Indian professionals requests used books for a library and inexpensive paperbacks for cutting. They also seek used greeting cards, offering Indian stamps in gratitude, mailing address in South India, and thanks from Mrs Lawrence Evans of San Leandro for community help after a heart attack.
A reader-letter styled item discusses a church accused of perversion notes and questions how a church could employ restraints. The editor frames a mother's concern about informing children while referencing a perplexing church issue and the city’s reaction to the matter.
The fragment notes steep price increases for homes and services, with a 34 percent jump in house price over five years and tax, insurance, and maintenance costs rising 44, 19, and 38 percent respectively. Mortgage rates are predicted to climb, land prices soar to about 4000, and inflation prompts concerns over fixed incomes and government measures.
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