Editorial Spirits Decline Highlighted In June 10 1973 The Daily Review
The Daily Review's opinion pages reflect a dip in editorial spirits with columns and cartoons focusing on the editor and staff, yet not representing the paper's official stance.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1973
Page
21
The Daily Review's opinion pages reflect a dip in editorial spirits with columns and cartoons focusing on the editor and staff, yet not representing the paper's official stance.
The Air Resources Board voted to delay by three months the start of a program requiring 1966 to 1970 model cars to use a vacuum spark advance disconnect system. The move followed a Senate resolution urging postponement to January 31, 1974. Congress debates meanwhile split on catalytic converters and broader smog controls for autos.
A New York journalist warns England's BBC that Watergate material could fill months of coverage and stretch into the 1976 campaign. He argues TV news favored the President, while liberal commentators mix rumor with fact, contrasting reporters who present straight news with smug political commentary.
James Kilpatrick reports at Lake Tahoe as governors from many states gather in Nevada amid debate over Nixon’s new federalism. They seek more state control yet fear reduced federal funds, with no clear cut path forward. Across states, efforts in school finance child care and tax reform show progress, though national attention remains limited.
A state study for fourth through eighth grades finds California students scoring below publishers norms in both tested math concepts and computations. Fractions and measurement show major deficits, with seventh graders far behind in most computations except whole numbers. The report spurs a review of math texts and could spark calls for new materials amid debate over the value of the "new math."
A controversial defense of secrecy cites Ellsberg as a thief of government information while warning against elevating him as a national hero. The piece links Ellsberg to delays in confirming attorney general nominee Elliott Richardson and argues for confidentiality to protect national security amid Vietnam War era tensions. The commentary questions democracy’s reach for total transparency and recalls Nixon’s push for a new sense of responsibility in safeguarding secrets.
Gen Abrams tells Congress postwar Army must field superior weapons. Top priorities include advanced attack helicopters, mechanized infantry combat vehicles, surface to air missiles, a new battle tank, and a rapid air supply and medical transport system. Two new agencies will assess need and test viability to shorten development time.
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