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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
13
The Daily Review lists Cherlet Peterson as Managing Editor and Verdav as Leona Ward Aveurinte Editor with August 24, 1075 as the issue date. It states editorials express the paper's opinions and columns or letters do not reflect the paper's official position.
William McCall, longtime Alameda City Councilman and two time mayor, seeks the 14th Assembly District seat in Sacramento after the death of Robert Crown. The Republican emphasizes experience, public service, and a moderately conservative approach aligned with district sentiment. Election is on September 4.
Trustee Abraham Hochler urged Fremont Newark Junior College District to adopt a sabbatical leave policy for non professional staff including secretaries groundsmen janitors and similar workers. He stressed fairness to nonfaculty employees and suggested gauging taxpayer reaction before any rollout amid a recently increased tax rate.
John Chamberlain argues the UN plans a year long inquiry into multinational corporations prompted by Chile's Allende. He notes Japanese European and American firms expanding in the U.S. and abroad, with cross border ownership and plants, suggesting such globalization could bind the world and ease tensions even amid UN doubts.
The piece compares Soviet Admiral Sergei Gorshkov to Admiral Rickover, noting his role in building a modern Red Navy. It describes Russian seafaring education, naval discipline, and the practical, anti US/NATO focus of Soviet strategy, praising ritual and naval heritage while warning of Kremlin ambitions.
Guest opinion questions the SALT I accord and MIRV technology arguing the Soviet Union could attain a nuclear edge. The piece warns of verification risks, the potential need for hard target systems, and the political cost of inaction. It cites Nixon Brezhnev talks and warns Congress and the public to demand clear answers.
An open letter to Richard Nixon denounces the Watergate era as revealing a threat to privacy and democratic norms. The writer questions abuses by aides, Ehrlichman and Gray, and warns of dangers from powerful unelected figures within the administration.
An American writer muses on cremation as default and outlines a plan to split ashes into 50 parts sent to close acquaintances in every state. Each envelope would read Enclosure:Fiebig with a note asking the recipient to deliver the remains to their nearest wealthy institution, a satire on mourning customs.
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