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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
7
The document lists staff roles including Charles Peterson editor and Leona Ward associate editor. It notes that editorials express The Daily Review's positions while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance. The page date is Sunday June 8.
Legislative leaders clash over open meeting mandates as Assembly passes a bill to require public access. Critics warn open doors risk false security while supporters say secrecy hides legislative bargaining and must end. Public awareness and accountability are urged alongside reform.
A critical column ridicules media campaigns and political manipulation surrounding the Nixon presidency. It cites the FCPC report on 1972 campaigning, accuses journalists and presidents of distortions, and recalls Barry Goldwater and televised ads influencing public opinion.
James Kilpatrick argues in favor of extending Neighborhood Legal Services under the Legal Services Corporation. He cites equal justice under law and contends safeguards will curb abuse while expanding aid to indigent clients, despite conservative opposition and calls for stricter eligibility and fees.
California legislators weigh tenure law reforms with SB1295 calling for a statewide study by the state superintendent on permanent certificated employees and dismissal. At the same time SB400 would grant the teachers union majority district bargaining rights, drawing support from CTA and opponents from educators groups.
Congress contemplates the Offices of Technological Assessment with a board led by Kennedy and a staff potentially reaching 8000. Critics warn the agency could influence nearly all policy areas and shift defense spending, while a left-leaning board risks anti defense bias.
The piece notes Gen Ira C Baker and Gen Creighton Abrams on Army size after war, stressing an all volunteer force. It cites 1974 budget aims of about 404000 combat ready troops, 60s-level costs rising from 3443 to 12448 per soldier, and a push to improve soldier life with large funding. It questions if a 604000 total force is needed, and argues the Army will deter below full nuclear conflict while keeping minimal ground forces.
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