Editorial page note and staff credits from The Daily Review
The Daily Review lists Charles Pederson Leona Word as managing editor and associate editor with Mike Nici as city editor on page 10 dated Monday July 30 1979. Editorials opinions are stated in editorials letters to the editor and other opinion material and do not necessarily reflect The Reviews position.
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Rising costs of Social Security spark editorial debate
Guest editorial notes a 20 percent Social Security benefits hike approved by Congress with September start. It warns payroll tax increases will rise next year, offsetting gains, and suggests financing via regular income tax revenues. It also critiques the political timing before an election.
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Giap under pressure as Vietnam campaign falters
Analysis suggests General Vo Nguyen Giap faces severe setbacks after Easter offensives. South Vietnam recaptures provincial capitals including Quang Tri, while North Vietnamese forces suffer heavy casualties and loss of tanks and artillery. Question remains if Giap can resume the offensive or lose command, affecting Paris peace talks.
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Washington 1S Officials for South County Constituents
Representatives in Washington and senators with South County core constituencies include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator V. Tunney. Also Congressman George P. Miller listed, along with Don Edwards. Districts cover Gar Lemano Castro Valley Hayward and East Oakland areas, with addresses at Rayburn Building Washington DC.
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A Tale of Two Senators Rich Political Portraits
Bolmes Alexander reviews Almost To The Presidency by Albert Eiselle, evaluating Humphrey and McCarthy as mirrors of American politics. The piece discusses Kennedy era intrigues, party dynamics, and the stubborn truth of human nature shaping political power. It reflects on how rivalries and betrayals illuminate the persistent flaws in democracies.
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Letters on taxes and humor on front page
Reader letters critique a front page piece for humor about county tax cuts from 5.19 to 2.93 and the math leading to an apparent higher cost on a $44,000 property. The editor thanks the paper while highlighting a county administrator salary raise and questions about budget changes and public notices.
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Computers and human mystery in the Truman era reflections
A reflective piece argues computers will advance science yet leave mysteries intact. It notes Princeton scholars questioning overreach, the limits of machines to unlock final cosmic codes, and the hopeful view that human curiosity will persist despite powerful calculations.
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Bayh Nominated for President at Democratic Convention
Milton Viorst reports from Miami Beach as Senator Birch Bayh wins the Democratic nomination after a prolonged battle. The convention features glowing praise from Meany Humphrey and McGovern supporters, with Kennedy, Stevenson and others garnering votes on multiple ballots. The deadlock ends after a late secret meeting led by McGovern rivals, and Lyndon Johnson briefly considers Bayh’s candidacy before retirement.
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