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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1973
Page
19
The Vice President faces harsh public opinion due to contractor kickback leaks on Maryland public works. His proactive stance at a Wednesday press conference, answering all questions, may help limit political losses and keep a potential 1976 role alive if investigations vindicate him.
The Bay Area editorial voices worries about EPA air pollution regulations, arguing gas rationing, downtown parking blockades, and motorbike bans would face public resistance. It urges local officials and residents to voice reactions to Congress, noting EPA acts under the Clean Air Act of 1970.
A Beverly Hills commentator quotes Bible and poets to critique Sen Sam Ervin and the Nixon era. He questions executive privilege, cites Jefferson and Marshall, and mocks Ervin's authority while warning against sanctimonious political using religious language. The piece ends by challenging senate figures on integrity and high office.
Washington critics assess the term amid political shock and party lines. The piece highlights Chief Justice Burger leading 18 opinions, the Nixon Four aligning with White, and the Roe vs Wade abortion ruling as a pivotal, controversial shift in judicial direction.
Richard L. Foster, retiring Berkeley Unified School District superintendent, told the board no special program has improved learning for black and Chicano students. He noted Berkeley’s many programs since World War II and warned that continued funding without upgrading the overall normal school program won’t close achievement gaps.
The Brookings Institute proposes cutting U.S. military costs by 10 to 25 billion annually this decade by reshaping defense strategy. The plan shifts Europe from a WWII posture to a short, intense conflict model, phases out nuclear land missiles in Europe, and reduces conventional forces and U.S. troop levels abroad including in Asia. It envisions a leaner, less contentious global presence and risks Soviet misinterpretation as U.S. resolve weakening.
A fragmented historical analysis argues that U S bombing of Cambodia from 1969 to 1970 involved hidden orders and dual command paths to protect diplomatic secrecy. It contends the raids saved lives and mirrors wartime secrecy debates, likening it to Allied invasions withheld from Congress in 1944.
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