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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
14
The Daily Review notes that opinions on the editorial page may differ from the editor's stance. Columns and cartoons on the page do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position.
The editorial cites Watergate concerns and criticizes a proposed federal gas tax increase as unimaginative. It argues a penny by penny rise would raise billions and burden commuters, urging tighter government spending instead of new taxes to tame inflation.
A local observer notes persistent fountain failures in Hayward, citing the welcome sign and the library as examples. The piece frames the lackluster displays as a sign of broader municipal malaise amid hot days.
The Xavier era debate on SB 811 to require disclosure of financial interests by elected officials and county planners faces strong opposition. Eight senators vote against disclosure, citing concerns over privacy and accountability while Senator Craig Biddle calls for moral renewal in public service.
In a critical tone the piece argues for blunt accountability from U S leaders, urging admission of mistakes in the Watergate era. It contrasts Truman and Eisenhower style with Nixon and calls for decisive language, proposing that future leaders openly say we goofed.
A columnist critiques colloquial speech and the failing three Rs in schools. The piece contrasts misused pronouns and overreliance on filler phrases with criticisms of the new math movement and teaching methods, urging clearer communication and better memorization in education.
A reader argues cats should stay indoors to prevent accidents and harm. They describe indoor routines, leash training, and traveling with cats in car carriers, noting responsible care and avoidance of animal cruelty. They contrast with unsafe practices like animals in open pickups and emphasize loving, safe handling.
A Livermore family appeals to newspapers and residents to address repeated farm losses from unattended dogs and children in the valley. They cite fences cut, livestock fatalities, fires, vandalism to equipment, and threats to their 4-H youth, urging community responsibility.
A Washington opinion piece argues that Midwestern lawmakers delay the trans-Alaska pipeline to the detriment of U.S. oil supply. It cites court actions, proposed fast-tracking measures, and calls for immediate construction despite environmental concerns raised by conservationists. It warns delays could push Alaska crude delivery back three to five years and favor a Canadian route.
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