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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
13
Thursday August 23 973 The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials columns and cartoons while letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not reflect the paper's positions.
Amid fuel shortages and global oil competition, federal and state authorities face pressure to lift or modify offshore drilling restraints. The Santa Barbara spill legacy, 1969 pollution controls, and new coastal commissions shape whether the current moratorium remains. Operators argue modern technology reduces spill risk and containment is possible, pushing for an end to the suspension.
An article condemns a violent spree in Houston Texas where at least 27 youths vanished and were murdered. It criticizes local police for slow, indifferent handling of distraught families and questions media accountability for failing to uncover the truth behind the widespread disappearances. Bible Thought follows.
SCRABBLE Virginia tale notes Nancy Maloley editor of the EPAlog claims cows burp 50 million tons of hydrocarbons yearly. The Britas Memorial Library in Colorado Springs catalogs such hoaxes. Noted figures include Bev Franklin H L Mencken Norman Cousins and Admiral Marshall in a playful archival theme.
A 1975 perspective notes President Nixon facing low approval, with only 31 percent backing his job handling, down 37 points from his high, signaling volatile voter sentiment. It discusses potential 1976 contenders including Sen. Howard Baker and others, and ponders party dynamics, regional support, and possible early grooming of a White House successor.
Editor recalls Lexie Drew who died recently in Castra Valley where she lived with Judge George Phillips Jr and his wife Miriam. A lifelong giver she helped the poor, the sick and the elderly, organized acts of charity, and inspired her town.
Residents near the proposed 42 acre Crow Spieker facility at the foot of San Lorenzo Grant Avenue fear heavy traffic through San Leandro neighborhoods. The San Lorenzo Traffic Action Committee seeks Lewelling Boulevard access, citing eight schools, seven churches, two shopping centers, and recreation sites in the affected San Lorenzo area. Existing industrial traffic already exceeds 14 000 vehicles daily, with concern the project will worsen the environmental impact and prompt legal action.
A reader critiques presidential TV addresses on Watergate, argues politics colored the Bobby Baker inquiry, and defends Inouye and Ehrlichman amid accusations of prejudice. The letter notes editorials, editor cartoons, and a Washington weekly’s stance, highlighting partisan tensions and personal insults.
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