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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
19
The Daily Review editorial page outlines that opinions express editorials, while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. Editors Charles Peterson Leon Ware Mike Nickel are credited as managing and city editors.
The Oakland Scavenger Co failed to gain zoning approval to spread ripe fruit wastes from Hayward San Leandro Oakland and Emeryville canneries along the bay shoreline. Officials doubt public benefit and fear odor and soil conditions, planning to appeal the ruling while citing new ocean dumping rules.
Washington sketches a blistering view of Soviet actions in Egypt. The piece mocks Moscow's handling, cites Sadat's request to cut and run, and questions the Kremlin's credibility while urging a prompt end to the war and a return home for U.S. troops. It contrasts Soviet failures with American resolve.
Virginia Payette critiques a credit card firm's youth friendly scheme that gives teens quick cash access abroad. Critics fear parental responsibility erodes as bills are sent to dads and emergencies become endless purchases with little accountability.
Washington previews a subdued fall campaign as McGovern faces fundraising strains and limited national TV exposure while Nixon keeps a restrained schedule. White House aides say Agnew will lead campaigning with Nixon pursuing selective appearances and avoid a whistle stop tour.
State Senator Mervyn Dymal ly led about 100 volunteers in a project nicknamed Project Loophole to study California tax exemptions and loop holes. Students, mostly college age, produced revisions SB 1494 incorporated many ideas but the total tax system needs full review, not piecemeal tinkering.
The author attacks reform proposals as superficial changes and warns they divide Americans into hyphenated blocs. He critiques quotas and bias allegations in government hiring, cites a Hollywood Park race as context, and questions minority advancement claims while noting jockey names and possible favoritism.
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