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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
5
The Daily Review notes its opinions are expressed in editorials letters and cartoons and do not necessarily reflect the paper's masthead or Havien title. Editors listed include Charles Peterson managing editor Tage 8 Lena Wand Assoche editor Moolay July 16 1973.
The Street Journal editorials examine American Airlines high candor over a $75,000 donor contribution to the Committee to Re Elect the President. They argue for stronger disclosure rules, warn of insid er pressure by fundraisers, and acknowledge Watergate era reforms may be proving effective while urging continued vigilance.
Paul Harvey reflects on months of media criticism from White House to Whitehall and back as editors face pressure and leaders from Abba Eban to Georges Pompidou urge restraint. He argues a free press must be vigilant against abuse and that public awareness prevents long term harm.
A critical take on U S poverty programs argues charity moves from gift to obligation, condemns militant poverty groups and rising admin costs, and attacks Congress for propping up welfare with funds while ignoring reform. The piece notes big budget increases since 1968 and accuses authorities of failing to restore fiscal discipline.
Guest opinion argues California tops New York in budget size at 4.3 billion for the year ahead, a 22 percent rise fueled by the Serrano school decision. It urges voters to resist rising taxes, defend labor costs, and apply market-based pay principles to university professors to curb inflation and reduce state spending.
Editor laments Moretti and liberal lawmakers delaying capital punishment despite 70 percent of Californians demanding reinstatement. Questions representativeness of government, calls for recall or impeachment, and notes Catholic critique of secular influence and church teaching. Appears to urge action against political and religious leaders.
The discussion centers on religious schools as political and sociological issues rather than doctrinal ones. The writer notes ethics and ecology now influence school life more than faith, signaling broader social shifts.
Editorial deplores temporary housing sector outage in Pasley awaiting Senate action on a housing bill already passed by the House. Warns of the worst housing shortage in history and criticizes press for not pressuring senators and congressmen amid Washington debates over Watergate and Cambodia.
After a summer recess Congress appears more pro Nixon as White House aides like Melvin Laird Karl Kissinger shape policy. Key actions include approving four budget bills and setting August 15 as the Cambodia bombing cutoff, with hopes for new negotiations and a calmer relationship between the Administration and Congress despite lingering doubts about Vietnam policy and Watergate echoes.
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