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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
18
The page credits Charles Ceterron as Managing Victor Page and Leona Ward as Associate Editor with a Friday June 15 1978 date. It states The Daily Review expresses only editorial views and that columns cartoons and editorials do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Spokesmen for Fremont teachers and district administrators debate a year end slowdown tied to the 1973 74 salary offer. Administrators defend the majority as responsible while teacher leaders admit some self indulgence, urging commitment to contract obligations and student care.
Washington column reviews Roger Freeman of the Hoover Institution and his analysis of taxation in America. Freeman argues most untaxed income lies with middle and lower brackets, urges a flat 10 percent tax on all income, and envisions tax reform as central to Bicentennial symbolism and national justice. The piece weighs constitutional tax writing against redistribution and argues for broad, simple taxation.
Paul Harvey argues space exploration yields tangible benefits fueling American industry and daily life. He cites wiring, ballasts, clocks, medical advances, tires, and coatings as spin-offs from Skylab and space programs, asserting the program boosts the economy and health while questioning critics.
In Lakeport reporter notes a reader urging inquiry into states where treated sewage water is used to irrigate crops. Toney J. Ongerth, chief of the state health department sanitary engineering bureau, says about 10 sites in 29 counties reuse effluent for non edible crops, and warns strong caution for irrigation of raw or consumer crops while noting certain approved uses with heat or chemical processing. He emphasizes limited data on health risks and the need for more study, amid public pressure against drinking reclaimed wastewater.
A West Point graduation scene stirs pride as cadets parade on The Plain and honors are awarded for excellence in diverse fields. The author recalls General Wedemeyer and General MacArthur, reflects on duty and the code, and notes how West Point reinforces patriotism and leadership for America.
The piece argues poll numbers mislead about voters' true views and notes Nixon has fluctuated from 60 to 41 to 44 percent, yet previously surged to win a landslide. It compares past presidents’ ratings, cites Watergate as a distraction, and suggests underdog resilience may aid Nixon despite inflation and scandals.
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