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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
11
Page 12 of the Che Daily Review notes that editorials and political columns or cartoons do not necessarily represent the paper’s official position while other editorial material may be suppressed or altered.
The three county BART district faces a projected 1974 75 shortfall of about 15 to 20 million dollars even with a fare increase. Officials warn legislative changes may be needed to allow property taxes, while motorists and commuters bear the burden. Rigid economies and service cuts are likely, with a bleak outlook for a speedy fix.
The article condemns a 1973-74 state budget as bloated with pork, citing Verne Orr on excess spending. It argues surpluses mask accountability gaps, warns against the 1972 tax reform's rising costs, and questions sales tax hikes tied to property tax trends. It urges fiscal restraint and voter scrutiny of legislators.
The piece warns that advanced electronic devices enable pervasive watching and listening, with microphones in public and private spaces, state and federal spying expanding beyond Watergate era concerns. It notes widespread industry sales of covert equipment and calls for tighter limits on eavesdropping.
Holmes Alexander argues President Nixon rightly objects to claims of using public funds for private residences. He notes release of GSA, Defense, and Secret Service figures, details audit at Nixon's expense, and cites federal ownership of key security upgrades.
Readers critique Watergate era national security policies while alleging they favor big business. A letter writer denounces inflation and corporate concentration, arguing conglomerates profit from Nixon administration policies at the consumers’ expense.
The author argues inflation stems from Keynesian policies and calls for Henry Hazlitt to sound on TV. They criticize government control of inflation, praise Hazlitt as conservative economist, and warn of rising bread prices if Keynesians remain in Congress.
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