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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
22
The Daily Review notes its editorials express opinions of the editorial page staff. Columns curtains and other page contributions do not necessarily reflect the paper's positions. Charles Peterson Leona Ward are listed as managing and associate editors. Alike Nickel City Editor mentioned.
A Guest Editorial argues that UC plans to admit part time students for undergraduate degrees conflict with the 1969 California Master Plan for higher education. UCSD will enroll about 50 part time students across three graduate colleges, altering the university’s traditional top one eighth admissions stance. Critics say the move could undermine high standards and the Master Plan while stabilizing enrollment and budgets.
Washington coverage portrays George McGovern and Thomas Eagleton amid the 1972 ticket crisis as they navigate public scrutiny and personal dignity. McGovern’s restraint and Eagleton's resilience frame a pivotal moment that shifts blame and sympathy, altering campaign dynamics and reputations.
The piece critiques White House drug policy, noting CIA and State Department findings that Southeast Asian opium and heroin flows persist due to corruption in Thailand and South Vietnam. It cites a Nixon plan requesting 135 million dollars and claims narcotics officials stopped 472,640 pounds in 1971, framing the administration as optimistic yet criticized for inconsistent conclusions.
Washington lawmakers debate the fate of the Office of Economic Opportunity as Nixon aims to end or redirect the war on poverty through inaction and veto threats. Conferees propose a June 30 1974 extension, while Democrats fear a full shutdown without legislative authority and potential transfer of programs to other agencies.
Washington speculation grows over Richard Nixon as the likely next president. The piece predicts a historic sweep, likening it to Roosevelt and Eisenhower eras, with inflation down and employment up, as Nixon’s policies hinge on a conservative agenda, China, Israel, and arms strategy shaping global balance.
The Dracula Society promotes autumn Spotlight on Dracula tours from Bucharest to Sibiu in Romania, with stops at Dracula’s tomb, Brasov, and Castle Dracula. Tours, priced about £1, invite fans to follow Stoker’s fiction through Transylvania while noting historical vampires, legends, and tourist sites.
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