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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1973
Page
11
The paper states its editors and page staff do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. It lists Charles Petes Leona Foard as editors with Leona Foard as managing editor and associate editor, noting the page content on Sunday January 14 1973 may not mirror the publication's stance.
Governor Reagan proposes returning the 850 million dollar state surplus as a taxpayers dividend, arguing that keeping or expanding programs risks future deficits. The piece warns against overestimating revenue and notes surpluses arise from multiple factors, urging restraint and fiscal prudence.
In Atlantic City New Jersey WELI and local officials backed off renaming Battle and Mediterranean Avenues after objections from a vocal lobby. Parker Brothers faced pressure warning of legal action as traditionalists resisted the change to early Monopoly board names.
A CTA publication brands the AFL-CIO affiliated AFT as miltant and weakens its appeal, detailing cases in San Bernardino San Diego and Orange County. The piece critiques council structures under the Winton Act and notes NEA's shift away from labor norms toward public interest arguments.
The piece argues that Scotland may shift from heavy industry to tourism and service sectors as oil fields emerge in the North Sea and traditional mining declines. It warns of urban decay in Glasgow, preservation needs for Edinburgh, and the broader question of whether Western economies can thrive with reduced industrial output while protecting rural beauty and historic laws.
A letter argues that reforms cannot come from activists and laments the 1968 to 1972 election cycle. It recalls McCarthy, McGovern, Humphrey, Nixon, and McCloskey, noting disillusionment with the electorate and calls to abolish the Establishment.
The article argues NASA Apollo spinoffs yield vast benefits for medicine, industry, and daily life. It cites heart monitors, noninvasive blood pressure sensors, metal shaping hammers, textile laser tooling, and satellite networks as examples, noting U S leadership and speedups across fields while the moon mission remains the public face.
The article analyzes Elliott Richardson s nomination to succeed Melvin Laird as defense secretary and the implications for White House control, Congress relations, and defense policy. It notes Laird s praised management, describes Richardson s perceived lack of defense experience, and highlights Willian P. Clements Jr as deputy to balance. The piece cites a Blue Ribbon Panel and warns the security threat remains high.
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