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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
9
The Daily Review notes that its opinions in editorials columns and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's overall position The note appears on the editorial page with names and managing editor credits from 1873 Cob. 16 December.
Editorial questions a new Hayward measure to ticket private property junked vehicles. It ponders private nuisance versus public authority, art as junk, and risks of state funding prompting local programs rather than independent action. The piece warns of overreach and dependence on Sacramento or Washington funds.
Leiteh Elementary School in Premont was named the cleanest school in Fre Mont Unified School District last Saturday. Fremont's City Beautiful Committee sponsors the annual Cleanest School Contest to foster good citizenship and community spirit among students, a model South County communities might emulate.
The state Franchise Tax Board seeks 84,054 in income taxes from the Marilyn Monroe estate. The dispute centers on Miss Monroe's earnings from reruns had she lived, suggesting death and taxes may be inseparable.
Report mentions Hutterfield surprised by tape quality and calls for trengy back to Dean. Faighr cites mistakes due to one White House legal star overloaded. Nixon and Shultz show limited support for gas ta toning. Ford defends Nixon's innocence but calls for proof. Ike expects Kis singer to reveal truth as Warren recalls a nightmare over Zeig ler approval.
James Kilpatrick notes a Louis Harris Associates study finding Americans view government poorly and feel life quality has declined over a decade. The White House ranks last among 22 institutions, confidence in federal agencies wanes, and many Americans misidentify government branches. Calls for improved public communication and cross societal efforts follow, with guarded hope for revival.
U S Senators and Representatives serving parts of Southern Alameda County include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John V. Tunney in Washington D C. Representatives Fortney H Stark Don Edwards and districts covering San Leandro Castro Valley Hayward Alameda Oakland Livermore Pleasanton and parts of Contra Costa Santa Clara counties with their Washington address details.
A letter writer defends housewives against demeaning labels, detailing education, career, and moral influence. She argues domestic labor is essential, underpaid, and deserving of respect, while critiquing euphemisms that mask social issues. Her stance mirrors a broader call for recognition of caregiving work.
An editorial mocks General Haig’s new claim about a sinister force erasing minutes from the Nixon Haldeman tape. The piece scathingly questions Rose Mary’s role, urges a Rose Mary Defense Fund, and hints at possible dismissal while lampooning the postwar veteran turned adviser.
Letter criticizes Dec 7 editorial on Park Day issues and calls for board of education to clearly define which activities and advisers receive extra pay. Argues most teachers volunteer, questions funding for future seniors and freshmen, and urges practical solutions over pride and power.
The writer urges publication of tax records for all lawmakers to prove who is dirty in Washington. He argues Democrats and some Republicans conspire to undermine the President and calls for voters to judge parties by disclosed finances.
Morrie Ryskind defends Ford’s vice presidency, criticizing opponents in Congress who voted against confirmation. He traces the history of vice presidents, praising Ford’s 25 years in the House and noting how past VPs shaped policy, with occasional anecdotes about Nixon, Eisenhower, and Truman. He ends by welcoming Ford and thanking Nixon for his influence.
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