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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1973
Page
15
The Daily Review notes that opinions appear in editorials and that cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial materials do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance. The page lists staff roles and editors in charge of the opinion section.
City Manager William Hunley recommends the council cut the 1973 74 tax rate to 1.45 per 100 of assessed valuation the lowest since 1947 A larger than expected assessment surge prompts concern over reserves and public program funding The piece argues against tax increases and urges restraint for Hayward Area Recreation District which plans a 10 cent hike amid broad reassessment effects
A note spotlighted 12 Monterey youths planning to attend a Youth California Association for the Retarded conference at California State College Sonoma. The piece recalls hundreds of hours these teens and friends dedicate to cheerful events for mentally retarded young adults, including parties, dances, camping supervision, and other acts of readership and responsibility.
Opinion argues amnesty is presidentially restricted and Congress must legislatively define Amnesty. It warns that unilateral executive pardon risks undermining legitimacy, undermines armed forces discipline, and could invite future blanket forgiveness for wartime desertion. It cites Washington Adams precedents and urges statutory clarity.
A reflective piece arguing that concentrated power corrupts across branches of government and institutions. It cites Watergate era excess, executive overreach, and the need for checks by Congress and the people, warning that both rulers and critics risk tyranny. The author notes past emergencies justified unilateral decisions and calls for vigilance against abuses.
The Assembly Health Committee has held hearings on taxpayer supported prepaid health plans PHPs. Medi-Mark president Jeffrey Davis explains PHP as voluntary physician networks offering pre negotiated services within a geographic area. He contrasts PHP with Medi Cal and socialized medicine, arguing PHP reduces costs and maintains public private roles.
James Kilpatrick reviews President Nixon's address urging a shared discipline beyond enforcing laws. He stresses the need for internal standards to judge conduct, condemns the enemies list and pressuring officials, and calls for collective commitment to restore trust and moral restraint across government, press, and public life.
Washington window notes a clash between government secrecy and press reporting. Adm. Moorer defends dual reporting on Cambodia bombing as a public inquiry tactic while critics say such deception feeds credibility gaps. Sen Hart urges responsibility for accurate press coverage amid closed hearings.
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