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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
16
The Daily Review outlines that Leona Ward and The Daily Revdents express opinions in editorials while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect The Review's position. Page 18 mentions this clarification of editorial content.
Guest editorials urge repairing keeping the Capitol as a working center, not a museum. They warn the dome could fail in a quake, with reconstruction costs rising to 65 million to 100 million, and favor building a new legislative structure nearby while preserving the old as a functioning seat of government.
A scrutinizing take on Western medical influence in China. The piece notes that Chinese surgery commonly uses Western anesthesia in about 83 percent of cases, and that acupuncture does not fully remove pain, while cautioning against overhyped reports from American visitors and media. It questions whether political and economic praise for China is similarly exaggerated.
James Kilpatrick argues Nixon should release tapes by creating an independent trustees body of respected figures from law journalism and public affairs. The author contends such a step could preserve presidential prerogatives while providing an honest accounting, easing public skepticism before Nixon’s term ends.
Ras Walton critiques the Reagan administration's drift from the Creative Society ideal. He laments rising salaries and dwindling sacrifice among top officials, noting governor and agency pay scales have grown while service spirit dims. He warns of a deeper public trough and shifting philosophy.
A San Leandro letter writer protests city actions on Washington Avenue and Addison, arguing residents only use and fund maintenance for restricted streets. The piece accuses officials of misusing authority and calls for public use and accountability.
A Washington columnist reflects on the Watergate era, noting the shifting impact of alleged bombshells. The piece discusses executive privilege, Cox’s investigative reach, and the evolving perception of bugging revelations as episodes in the longest running political scandal since Bobby Baker.
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