Daily Review Editorials and page notes from 1926
The Daily Review column notes that editorials express the paper's opinions while other editorial page materials such as columns and letters do not necessarily reflect the Review's position. Memorandum of staff roles lists Charles Peterson Leuna Ward as managing editor and associate editor.
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Charles Peterson Leuna Ward
Daily Review
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Carter picks Griffin Bell for attorney general critiques fade
Editorial argues Carter’s selection of Griffin Bell as attorney general should be welcomed. Bell, a Kennedy appointee and former U S appeals judge, is viewed as a steady, moderate choice who can rise above liberal opposition. The piece compares Bell with other high level picks and says the move reflects integrity over cronyism and could energize mainstream support.
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Ome
Jimmy Carter
le Beergs
Griffin B. Bell
Carter
Washington
Cyrus Vance
State Department
Harold Brown
Defense
Bell
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sth
America
Richard Nixon
Jol Mitchell
Reach the lawmakers for Alameda County area
Names, addresses, and local phone numbers of U.S. Senators and Representatives for Southern Alameda County. Includes Cranston Tunney Stark Edwards, Don Edwards, and Floyd Moin. Also lists state legislators Lockyer Molmdahl Alquist and Alameda County Board members Cooper Murphy Santana Bart Bates with district notes.
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Congress
Southern
Alameda Couity
U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hatline Plaza
San Francisco
Joi V. Tunney
Galden Gate
Ave
Pete’’ Stark
House of Representatives
Eastmont Mall
Oakland
South County
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Fairview
Livermore-Amador-San Ramon Valley
Hayward
Don Edwards
Washington
J.2
Paseo Padre Parkway
Fremont
Union City
Newark
Stark
Edwards
Milpitas
San Jose
John W. Molmdahl
State Capital
Sacrament
Foothill
Blvd
Qaklantt
Alfred
Santa Clara County
San Benito County
Bill Lockyer
State Capitol
Sacramento
4Th St
San Lean
San Orenen
The
Creek
Astiland
Floyd Moin
Foothill Blvd
San Lorenzo Creek
Castry Valley
Livermore-Amador
San Ramon Valley
Alameda County
Alister McAlister
Mowry Ave
Premmet
Fred Cooper
John Murphy
Charles Santana
Joseph Bart
Thomas Bates
Ficom
Oak
Valerie Raymond
Murphy
John George
Bates
Livermore-Anadar Valley
Santana
Ashland
Cherryland
Boot
Casita Valley
Cooperack
Ford Christmas pageant project to boost morale collapses
James Kilpatrick reports that President Ford's proposed White House Christmas pageant, "Operation True Love," was abandoned after an Environmental Impact Statement could not be completed in time. The plan, conceived in 1974 amid inflation and unemployment, faced agency objections, staffing needs, and logistical hurdles.
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Ann Arbor
Ford
White House
Uke Britas
Tate
Carlton Foops
Hosse
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell TE. Train
Train
Olegna
Office of Management and Budget
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Servier
Museum of Natural History
National Arboretum
Foops
Arboretum
Washington
Earl Buta
Butz
OSHA
State Department
Kissinger
Mer Majesty
EPA
Fuups
Britas
Unemployment debate and the U S job picture in 1977
Virgil Satera argues that despite a 7.8 million jobless total and an 8 percent rate, employment is at a record postwar level with 88 million at work and a 56 percent labor force participation. He urges focusing on positive employment gains and warns against using unemployment figures for political gain. He notes labor force growth and the discrepancy between job seekers and job availability, urging candid discussion from Carter and policymakers.
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U.S
Carter
Washington
Promoting marijuana dangers noted by experts
The piece reviews mounting public promotion of marijuana and cites NIDA figures showing high usage among 18 to 25 year olds and growing teen experimentation. Dr Gabriel Nahas summarizes alleged effects including impaired mental function, reduced reality grasp, sloth, paranoia, and potential cell and DNA implications with possible long term health risks.
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Washington
National Institute On Drug Abuse
NIDA
Gabriel Nahas
Columbia University
Reader's Digest Press
Nahas
Columbia
Utter
Tmugh
MIDA
Legal limbo over Gilmore death row delays shocks nation
Paul Harvey Gilmore’s fate hangs in legal limbo as Utah detours traffic around the state prison while courts wrestle over execution. The piece blasts the justice system’s delays, cites Indiana’s death-penalty overhaul, and laments the difficulty of carrying out capital punishment.
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Inne
Tay Bet
Gary Gilmore
FAA
Utah
Gilmore
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
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