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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review editorial page previews opinions and notices that the editorials express the paper’s viewpoint. It lists the Ward Associate Editor Chartes Peterson and Managing Editor as of Monday January 29 1973 and clarifies that cartoons letters and other material may not reflect the paper’s positions.
The editorial flags a federal gas rationing plan to meet California air standards and notes criticism from Gov. Reagan and California lawmakers. It cites economic harm, enforcement challenges, and bootlegging fears while suggesting pressure to extend Clean Air Act deadlines and spur tougher auto emission controls. SAN DIEGO UNION
A government analysis shows 5 percent of auto advertising claims are irrelevant or inadequate. Helmet safety tests fail about 90 percent of models, raising fatalities concerns. Clothing sales rise this fall but dress business weak.
The piece argues that after World War II Western democracies faced a growing crisis of confidence with voters distrusting incumbents and viewing democracy as a dirty word. It cites U S Canada Australia West Germany Netherlands France Britain and notes concerns over government taxation, subsidies, broken promises, and overreach into daily life.
The Sacramento state legislative lineup includes Senators Petris Holmdahl and Bradley representing parts of Alameda County. Assembly members Bee Crown and Fong cover Hayward Union City Fremont Castro Valley Ashland Oakland areas, with districts allocated across the county.
Debate over applying the death penalty to hijacking hinges on deterrence versus cruel and unusual punishment. Supporters argue it deters crimes, while opponents cite rarity of death sentences and risks to extradition and justice. The Justice Department favors selective death penalties for cases with fatal outcomes, but the final ruling rests with the Supreme Court.
A retrospective Olympic style critique of Nixon's inauguration ceremony notes mixed reactions to the address and performances by military bands and a soloist. Some praise his restraint and aims for peace while others deride the speech as hollow rhetoric and praise protests.
Russell Kirk argues slavery persists in modern states and societies despite denunciations. He cites UN reports and examples from Africa Europe and Asia, noting state control, labor camps, and coercive labor as forms of enslavement. He warns only a universal acceptance of human brotherhood and divine fatherhood can end the practice.
A consumer tale links pheromones to animal and human attraction. Scientists discuss chemical signals in moths and primates, noting uncertain human application and practical perfume claims. A shopper asks for a repellent amid Christmas counter hype.
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