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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
14
The Daily Review notes that opinions on the editorial page are the editorials of the paper and may not reflect the position of The Review. The managing editor Charles Peterson and associate editor Lenny Ward are listed for page 13 dated Tuesday June 12 1978.
Council members John Pappas and Dan Cooper criticized the state Division of Highways plan to hang a towering sign structure at the Jackson Mission Foothill intersection. They argued the oversized sign and new islands won’t ease bottlenecks and may worsen visual blight, urging city action to correct the mistake.
San Leandro marks a quarter century of Msgr Wesley McChire guiding city administration. The long service highlights his steady, efficient leadership and lasting contributions to local governance and California municipal practice.
James Kilpatrick notes Gov. Reagan’s plan to return 850 million in a 20 percent tax rebate and to enshrine a constitutional limit on state tax take. He argues the ideas, though controversial, aim to empower taxpayers, cut taxes for low earners, and restrain runaway government spending despite Democratic opposition and fears about funding needs. The piece highlights signatures gathered for a referendum and Reagan’s pledge of substantial future revenues.
Paul Harvey argues that unethical practices in business mirror a broader political corrosion. He cites personal networks, corporate spying, and the Watergate scandal as signs of national complacency. He warns Americans may abdicate responsibility to a bloated, corruptible government if moral standards slip.
Guest opinion argues that overcentralization and federal spending since the 1960s created inflation and unemployment. It emphasizes private business as the main job creator, urges sustained saving and investment, and calls for federal policy to favor long-term capital formation over short-term consumption amid energy challenges.
A reader protests media bias and threats to national security, condemning headlines that imply guilt while urging caution. The writer questions press influence, defends President Nixon, warns of revolution, and laments America drifting from faith and standards amid sensational reporting.
A letter argues gasoline waste in pleasure boats on lakes and urges cutting back use. It cites 12 to 30 gallons daily and an oil slick on Clear Lake. Another letter defends roaming cats, noting they control mice and that indoor cats reduce cat population issues, urging against targeting responsible pet owners and condemning a neighbor who harms cats.
A polemic argues that ordinary citizens cannot own gold while foreigners can and that gold as a universal standard would free people from political influence. It claims gold flows illegally and legally across borders, undermining U.S. laws, and predicts liberalization only once enforcement fails due to currency conversion or supply disruptions.
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