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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
17
The June 1973 Daily Review notes that editorials express the newspaper's views while columns letters and other editorial page materials may not reflect the paper's general stance. It credits Leone as editor and notes page fourteen and staff roles.
City planners seek 11000 to map city noise levels but critics question the value of a formal study. They argue everyday sounds from streets, freeways, sirens, and machines are inherently noisy and doubt the benefit of spending on a survey rather than direct enforcement and common sense.
Pioneer athletes and coaches earned Cal State Hayward’s best NCAA college division finish, placing fifth in the national championships. The team showcased rising success in the Western Conference and beyond, reflecting dedication and strong leadership throughout the season.
A satirical recounting of the Watergate hysteria as a spreading rumor in a newspaper strip. It references a muddy back yard mass misread as alien, then broadens to liberal media framing of Nixon, Watergate and alleged plots. The piece wryly notes overblown coverage and calls for scrutiny of sources.
The article surveys coverage of Senator Tom Eagleton, highlighting public reactions to his 1972 mental health disclosure. It notes the shift in attitude toward mental illness, the stigma fading, and references to medical and social changes, including AMA publishing praise for former patients reintegrating into work and family life.
The guest opinion argues inflation is driven by government money supply and taxes. It compares weekly wages to meat cars and medical care, noting wage gains surpass price rises except in medical costs. It blames government spending and tax policy, urging voters to elect representatives prudent with money.
Letters argue against cat licenses bells or elastic collars as fixes. Emphasizes humane, shelter driven solutions like spay neuter clinics and Pets Unlimited style shelters to prevent cruelty from abandonment and overpopulation. Advocate urges public debate, better enforcement, and a humane approach over trapping neighbors pets.
Editor appeals to residents and humane readers to oppose trapping of cats and stray-catching. She urges belled collars for roaming cats, spaying or neutering, and urges letter writing to state legislators to change laws and prevent the destruction of unclaimed cats.
A letter from the director of Alanteds Downy- Field Services protests a prior column on cat trapping policy. The writer frames the piece as a defense of trappers and objects to what he calls smear tactics used against supporters and operators in the field.
A May 13 early incident recalls Mrs Langen calling the San Leandro Police and a swift ambulance crew. The respirator team rushed the injured individual to Memorial Hospital where they were between life and death for seven hours. Doctors credited the police and fire departments for the lifesaving response.
In late summer 1903 the president hosted a lavish White House banquet for returning prisoners of watergate parody. A long table featured a 15 layer cake of facsimile documents and a John Dean sculpture while champagne flowed. POWs received bugging devices as keepsakes.
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