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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
15
The August 22 1975 issue notes that The Daily Review’s opinions are expressed in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position It lists Charles Peterson Makieging Editor Associate Editor Leona Hard and mentions page 16 indicating editorial page material.
Hayward representatives withdrew the Seventh Step Foundation’s Central Boulevard halfway house application amid strong neighborhood opposition and fears of crime. The editorial argues state as landlord bears responsibility for a deteriorating hillside area and urges fair action to enable rehabilitation programs.
A new column by John Chamberlain appears on this page. It critiques the Nixon administration’s inflation policy and the public’s grasp of inflation, citing diverse lay answers and urging clearer linkage of causes to policy.
Holmes Alexander critiques George McGovern's view that Nixon's 1972 landslide was a benevolent act of God. The column argues voters rejected extremism, notes past campaigns of Goldwater and others, and suggests reforms come from practical governance rather than dramatic shocks.
A columnist jokes Washington Police Chief Jerry Wilson should deploy elephants for patrols citing crowd control, fires in trash baskets, and presence as a deterrent. The piece notes elephants’ limits, supply issues, and potential for foreign aid use, while comparing to horses and buses.
Readers attack Nixon amnesty ideas while urging full Watergate probes and highlighting budget fights on child care and medical research. Compliments to Gary Lacdfer’s writings appear, praising his style and urging continued newspaper features. Ann Blank Maynard signs the letter.
San Leandro residents protest a policy shift by the city library to reduce free copies and charge 35 cents for each three day rental of extra books. Critics argue it violates the library charter and shifts costs to taxpayers, calling the library a commercial entity.
Rus Walton interviews Medi-fark president Jeff Davis on prepaid health plans PHPs and their impact on doctors patients and taxpayers. He argues for voluntary prepaid programs to preserve free choice while warning against overbearing government control and calls for ethical oversight of PHPs.
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