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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1972
Page
7
Page 12 notes that opinions on the editorial page are those of the writer and not necessarily The Daily Review. It mentions letters to the editor and other page material may not reflect the paper's official stance. The disclaimer clarifies that editorial content is separate from the newspaper's formal positions.
The piece reflects on President Nixon's mandate amid stalled Vietnam peace talks and rising opposition. It notes Kissinger's announcements and resumed bombing, credits Nixon's historical mandate, and emphasizes North Vietnamese deadlines to pressure U.S. withdrawal. Thieu's stance is seen as stabilizing, with concern for future consequences of leaving troops.
The USPS acknowledges private firms speed and cheaper service for parcels while noting a 36 per cent drop in postal volume since 1963. Postmaster General W. T. Klassen calls for stronger government effort to improve service, protect jobs, and speed parcel handling amid competition.
A list of U S Senators and Congressmen with South County constituencies and mailing addresses. Senator Alan Cranston Room 2102 New Senate Office Bldg Washington D C 20510 is Democratic. Senator John Tunngene Room Su New Senate Office Bldg Washington D C 20515 is Democratic. Congressman George P Miller 2365 Rayburn Bldg Washington D C 20515 is Democratic from 8th District including San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo North Hayward Alameda and East Oakland. Congressman Don Edwards 2422 Rayburn Eng Washington D C 20518 is Democratic from 6th District including Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara County.
Virginia Payette notes that post Christmas 1972 shopping surged, pushing December sales to about 17 billion dollars, a nearly 1 percent rise from the prior year. Families bought items ranging from dolls and toys to a portable typewriter and a mini computer, while many vowed restraint amid the season's excess.
The author mocks Paris as a costly distraction for Vietnam peace talks and proposes moving negotiations to Milwaukee. He jokes about a winter visit in Milwaukee and imagines a headline- Kissinger Off To Milwaukee Again, questioning Henry Kissinger's publicity and the press perception of Paris.
Washington report critiques President Nixon and his four Supreme Court appointees as a looming threat to liberal justice. Professor Bentler contends the justices may erode social rights, reframe criminal law, and hint at a tougher stance on pornography, while defending Warren Court precedents as fragile under Nixon.
A national debate on capital punishment intensifies as the National Association of Attorneys General endorses federal and state discretion to seek death for serious crimes. Supporters argue mandatory sentences would raise executions, while opponents warn of injustices and political violence unforgiving terrain.
National waste buildup from animal manure threatens air and water quality as farms separate livestock from crops. Experts note methane from manure could fuel cities, with pilot programs showing manure from a single cattle feedlot could power 30,000 people, urging government and industry energy to convert waste into fuel.
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