Editorial page notes and staff of The Daily Review
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor Leona Wart as Associate Editor Mike Nickel as City Editor Mondey January 3 1972 in Hayward California. Editorials are the paper main feature while fan cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material may not reflect the paper’s opinions.
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Charles Peterson
Leona Wart
Asociate
Mike Nickel
Daily Review
Bigger is not always better in government services
Guest editorials argue that in service industries including government the idea that bigger equals more efficient is flawed. Large agencies often suffer bureaucracy. smaller, well managed units can be more effective. Solutions include trimming the budget and reshaping large sections of the Pentagon. the piece concludes smallness can be smarter for some tasks.
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Dan’ Cordtz
Fortune Magazine
New York Magazine
U.S
Hyman Rickover
Oallary Bervites
Aome
Pentagon
Arlington
L'Enfant Plaza
Rosslyn
Washington Area
Reagan vetoes Moscone play
Governor Reagan vetoed a $26.8 million bill that would have given state employees a 3 percent pay raise, a move critics say was a political ploy by Senate leader George Moscone. The bill lacked funds and tied raises to future revenue, while taxes were increased by $501 million in the same session. Reagan pledged a genuine measure funding the raises when lawmakers reconvene.
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Reagan
Assembly
Senate
George Moscone
Populist label sticks to New York mayor amid 1960s race talk
The piece compares John Lindsay and other 1960s figures to Populist roots, noting Lindsay’s media driven entry and the persistent use of Populist labels. It traces Populism’s 1880s origins, contrasts backgrounds, and questions if Lindsay truly embodies Populist ideals amid Washington power tensions.
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Fred Harris
John Lindsay
Simpson
Tom Watson
New York City
Bor
Manhattan
Buckley School For Boys
St. Paul's School
Yale Collage
Yale Law
Parker
Webster, Sheffield, Fleischmann, Hitchcock and Chrystie
Congress
United Nations
Park Avene
Greenwich Village
United States
San Francisco
America must modernize to restore competitiveness and jobs
An analysis argues the dollar’s decline and rising foreign competition have eroded U.S. trade surpluses, costing hundreds of thousands of American jobs across electronics, textiles, and shoes. It urges modernization and continued openness rather than tariff walls to revitalize output and wages.
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Merbour
Sam
Mesabi
Ungava
Orinoco
Chile
Congo
States
Canada
Venezuela
Middle East
Industry Week
America
West Germany
France
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Ewan
Forel
Stee
U.S
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio Department of Legislation
T.S. Man
Iran
Germany
Amerca
Washington Window Demo pact tests early primaries
The Democratic pledge to cap campaign spending faces strain as early primaries in New Hampshire Florida Wisconsin and others test the pact. Four candidates signed on December 2 with limits on radio TV and newspaper ads. the plan aims to curb costs though debt from the 1968 campaign weighs on contenders.
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UPI
Lawrence
F. O Brien
Ituly
Federal Communications Commission
New Hampshire
Marth
Florida
Ti- Hols
Wisconsin
George
McGovern
South
Voice of the people demand change in California
An editorial urges voters to throw out rascals and back Governor Reagan as a trusted friend of working people and property taxpayers. It lambasts politicians and radical pressure groups for causing economic harm with costly programs and costly laws.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Reagan
California
California Voters urged to oust incumbents in 1972 to fix economy
A letter criticizes politicians for raising taxes and harming the economy. It blames pressure groups including ecology movements, abmacs in wei, and education advocates, claiming job losses in California. The piece urges voting out incumbents to revive growth and curb perceived political influence in media and policy.
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Wei
Ihu
Bay Area
California
Man Imprisoned Seeks Michigan Break After Release
A 25 year old inmate at the Michigan State Prison writes of an imminent release on March 6 1972 seeking to reunite with his wife in Gallia and secure immediate work. He lists past jobs including psychiatric attendant upholster roofer plumber warehouse clerk singer and truck driver and notes language skills and intent to settle in Hayward Rancho Leandra area, requesting help to find housing and a job to start March 13.
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State Prism
Michigan
Gali
Shawn
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