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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review states that opinions are expressed only in editorials and that columns letters to the editor and other editorial matter do not necessarily reflect the paper's opinions.
The piece argues conspiracy theories about oil and gas price manipulation are wrong and counterproductive. It says regulations and government controls would worsen exploration, raise costs, and harm supplies, urging a market-based assessment over scapegoating. It notes independents cannot secure lasting price edges and warns of broader economic harms.
The piece discusses how IQ ratings relate to child outcomes and parental decisions. It cites Dr. Dwight Judgle and Dr. Ingle, noting native intelligence, the limits of IQ in predicting school success, creativity, and specialized talents, and favors a balanced view of family planning based on broader abilities and values.
Virgil Salera argues Harvard economists now admit earlier inflation and dollar devaluations undermined their optimistic 1988 projections. He calls for cutting federal spending and taxing, proposing a six year plan to reduce bloated budgets and ease family burdens while criticizing government bloat and bureaucracy.
Editor notes failures in THARD guided tours at the Meek Estate after den mothers and troop leaders faced closed doors and no staff knowledge on tour logistics. Spokesman apologizes and reinforces advance group visits arranged with district office.
Paul Harvey reflects on patriotism during the Watergate era, criticizing excessive zeal that justified illegal spying and the break in at Democratic headquarters. He notes Nixon era security measures and the moral tension of upholding law while defending national security.
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