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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1973
Page
19
The Daily Review presents editorials and opinion sections on page 16 with staff credits including Charles Petersen Managing Editor and Lesna ard Associate Editor. It states editorials reflect the paper's opinions and columns on the editorial page do not necessarily mirror the paper's overall stance.
A Hayward man admits 13 Fremont burglaries tied to heroin addiction as Rockefeller pushes drastic drug control. He calls for mandatory life terms for pushers and for users who commit violent crimes while high, plus bans on plea bargaining to reduce charges.
Holmes Alexander Richardson endures a tense first round before the Senate Armed Services Committee. Senators Thurmond Symington and Byrd press him on civilian control, military discipline, and his readiness to shift from health and education to national defense. The exchange highlights questions about his stance on troop deployment and strategic bombers amid wartime debates.
Governor Reagan reports a June surplus near 450 million dollars from tax increases and welfare savings, prompting talk of refunding citizens or funding education while critics urge restraint. The piece contrasts rosy projections with public reaction and notes a 9.4 billion budget and rising per capita taxes.
The essay argues that racially based curricula at Howard University risk weakening education by isolating students from broader culture. It cites Harvard professor Kilson warning that overemphasis on black studies may derail students’ mastery of Aristotle, Hobbes, and statistics, stressing immunity to mainstream society.
A reader rebuts an editorial on airport plans arguing traffic factors were misrepresented and opposing fee schemes. The letter defends 20 year agreement terms, runway spacing approvals, and federal funds impact, cites a California board bulletin, and criticizes attempts to rename cigars and tax policy.
A citizen writes to Senator Muss arguing against designating small cigars as cigarettes. The writer criticizes new laws and political stunts, questions government costs, and accuses the senator of pursuing a cheap publicity ploy to benefit corporations.
Irene Rodriguez of Castro Valley urges stricter animal welfare laws after a horse died from neglect. She blames the owner and urges accountability and possible new legislation, praising The Daily Review for publicizing the issue.
A letter from SHER ROBERTSON details cruelty cases seen as a Oakland SPCA volunteer. He urges stronger court punishment, notes SPCA lacks county support, and cites Hayward Animals Control under Mr. Nealley as funded by taxpayers. He stresses public pressure to stop abuse.
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