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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
15
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Washington faces a fuel shortage amid Watergate concerns. Treasury hints at raising the federal gas tax by four to ten cents, potentially $5 to $10 billion in new revenue, but critics call it unfair to commuters and doubt its impact on consumption. They urge spending restraint over tax hikes to curb inflation.
A local observer notes Hayward's fountains look like leaky hoses at the Jackson welcome sign and at the Hayward library fountain, reflecting a broader municipal malaise during a warm spell.
Rand y Collier of Yreka storms out during Senate Governmental Organization Committee hearings on SB 311 and SB 411. The bills would require elected officials and county planners to disclose financial interests over set thresholds. eight senators oppose disclosure citing privacy and scope concerns while Way supports stricter ethics.
Paul Harvey critiques leaders for evasive talk on Watergate and Vietnam. He recalls Truman and Jackson for blunt language while urging accountability. The piece argues the scandal was sparked by a petty spying plot, a casual approach, and a desire to look tough.
A New York City reflection on language usage highlights overuse of you know and similar fillers, criticizing sloppy speech and its impact on clarity. The piece notes concerns about the new math, teaching methods, and calls for more memorization and direct learning.
A reader argues for indoor cats and proper care, praising leashed outings and crate trips in vehicles, and criticizes leaving pets unattended in pickups. The letter urges responsible ownership, supervision, and humane treatment to prevent harm to animals.
A Livermore farmer laments widespread damage from unattended dogs and idle children. She cites ruined crops, broken fences, ignited barns, destroyed equipment, and the loss of registered lambs, urging parents to supervise and invest in their children rather than material pursuits.
Washington lawmakers push for faster Alaska North Slope oil access amid Senate and House debates. Critics cite environmental fears while proponents warn of delays harming the nation’s balance of payments and oil supply. Officials argue a Canadian route would delay oil by three to five years. The fight centers on federal rights of way and environmental reviews.
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