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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
13
The Daily Review lists staff roles on page 12 with Charles Peterson and Leona Ward as editors and Mike Nickel as city editor. Editorials may reflect the paper’s stances, while letters to the editor and column material do not necessarily express the paper's position.
Members of the American Bar Association heard Chief Justice Warren Burger argue that court crowding stems from laws themselves. He urged impact studies for new laws, noting environmental and consumer protections spark liability. He warned against blocking needed legislation, while calling the legal profession to curb delays and overlegalization.
Washington column argues Nixon enters a post election era with no reelection pressure. It weighs whether he abandons the war, seeks statesmanship, and gains public trust, while pondering his potential approach to Congress, presses, and historic footing.
Paul Harvey argues unions improve safety and conditions when government or industry falter. He cites mine, bakery, and longshore workers’ gains, and warns future environmental and noise pollution challenges require unions to act, asserting unions can push progress when others hesitate.
A Pennsylvanian lawyer warns of a coming crisis as secularism expands state power to promote godless education and abortion. He urges widespread civil disobedience by Catholics and Lutherans to resist anti religious measures, predicting a stern public reaction if "paper tigers" push through.
Marine General Lewis Walt testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that heroin use among American troops in Vietnam surged after a Cambodian incursion. He described drug trafficking as a strategic threat and urged discipline and countermeasures to protect the armed forces from a persistent dope campaign.
The speaker declares anger at proposed tax exemptions for anti pollution equipment, arguing taxpayers subsidize polluters. He likens exemptions to paying a felon and urges free enterprise not to rely on public subsidies. He emphasizes pollution abatement belongs in health codes, not taxation.
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