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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
7
A partial fragment from The Daily Review dated July 30 1973 presents advisory notes on editorial page content. It mentions columns letters and editorials as the voice of the paper and cautions about reflective bias in published pieces.
The editorial urges restoring decorum as Watergate hearings spiral into a televised carnival. It criticizes Senator Ervin for losing control amid partisan interruptions and notes President Nixon’s withholding of papers. It warns that without discipline, public confidence in government erodes and even peanut vendors could appear in the aisles.
In March a climber achieving a new job record is noted. The piece muses on outcomes, mentions adoption of the metric system for new products and existing parking meters, and pivots to Frank Sinatra's unlikely return from retirement for a TV project.
An essay argues Washington should relocate many federal agency offices from downtown San Francisco to Bay Area subcenters including South County. It claims relocation would cut commuter trips, fuel use, and smog while testing the need for centralization and urging business groups to push Congress, highlighting regional planning, cost, and pollution angles.
A letter praises bipartisan statesmanship to safeguard the dollar and national security amid Watergate turmoil. It cites Lawrence O'Brien, Mike Mansfield, and Nelson Rockefeller era concerns, notes Nixon’s decisions, and discusses presidential powers and domestic foreign intelligence debates, referencing Ellsberg and Ervin in context of safeguarding the United States.
Washington report highlights Dr. Michael Jacobson’s Nutrition Scoreboard ranking fruits and vegetables by nutrient density. Canteloupe leads with 99 points, followed by watermelon, strawberries, grapefruit, pineapple, and peaches. plums sit low with nine points. Diet impacts link to chronic diseases. sugar, fat, and salt contribute to illnesses, with claims about processed foods from industry.
Letter by Ken Risinger slams tax policy and subsidies for grain shipments to Russia. He argues taxpayers fund wartime aid and subsidize farmers while costs rise at home. He urges Congress to investigate Communist influence and prioritize Americans over minorities or special interests.
Editor lamented by Judy 17 letter writer who walked streets of upper B Street Mission Boulevard Foat Hill and A Street. He noted high weeds around poles hydrants uncut, raised sidewalks due to tree roots and vacant lots filled with trash. He urged care to restore Hayward to a neat, prideful city and referenced a July 18 article about rent costs on a small parcel.
Paul Harvey argues that Americans condemn lawbreaking by some while defending it in others. He cites Vietnam draft cases, the Harrisburg Seven, Soledad Brothers, Attica, and Watergate as evidence that officials and citizens alike bend ethics to justify actions. He suggests a systemic tolerance of illegality eroding trust in government.
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