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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
18
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Guest editorials argue curbing U S soy exports harms meat supply and global relations. They note Japan imports 98 percent of its soybeans from the United States, China relies heavily on U S soy, and trade pressures could provoke diplomatic and economic issues while the U S remains able to grow enough soybeans yet wastes idle land due to policy risks.
A March report by Highway Users Federation notes a lone driver’s 10 mile commute costs 2.64 dollars one way, while a four passenger car cuts cost per rider. Policy ideas include surcharges on unshared parking and tolls to push pooling. Optimists see computerised pooling as a solution to traffic and gas concerns.
Emeritus historian Le Jad Daldin reviews Walter Baldwin’s proposal to redraw the United States into 50 states by watersheds and communities of interest. The plan collapses the Senate, creates a House of Lords style Supreme Court, and makes the president more a prime minister. The piece notes the political impracticality yet highlights some provocative ideas about federalism and constitutional restraint.
California homeowners face a warning on assessed values not a tax bill. Many counties cap at 25 percent of full cash value, with August 26 deadlines to appeal or September 12 in some counties. File informal hearings, check comparable properties, and gather county forms and taxpayer support to challenge assessments before the deadline.
Editor comments on Barbara Lynn Palmberg's July 2 piece warn against simplistic doom about decline. They defend dissent as patriotic, reject the idea of one nation under God as sole arbiter, and urge flexible, free expression to sustain a diverse, resilient republic.
Wesley H Hillendahl, vice president Bank of Hawaii, outlines 11 measures to save the U S dollar urging immediate action. He calls for freezing public manpower requests, repealing the Employment Act, restoring private enterprise regulation, divesting government from profitable activities, restraining zoning and welfare expansion, repealing collective bargaining for public employees, cutting taxes for investment, curbing welfare inflation, reviewing banking role in deficits, limiting foreign aid, and adjusting reserve gold to reflect trade realities.
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