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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
6
Page 10 from Leona Ford states opinions on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect The Raven's position. It clarifies that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial content express the newspaper's views rather than official policy.
Guest editorials argue the new federalism lacks state support as HEW Secretary Weinberger touts revenue sharing. States resist due to funds, discretion, and political caution. Editorial notes Democrats control 31 states and questions timing, urging broader backing to preserve flexibility and avoid missed opportunities.
The White House press secretary faces mounting criticism from reporters and columnists who mock his handling of briefings. As new communications leadership shifts unfold, Gerald L. Warren and others struggle to establish steadier messaging while Ziegler remains central, controversial, and in the crosshairs.
In a blunt assessment, the Kremlin is portrayed as pursuing power through costlier grain subsidies and ongoing arms buildup. The piece argues Soviet concessions weaken U S leverage, noting subsidized wheat prices and tax costs to Americans while Russia grows stronger. It claims Brezhnev seeks global dominance by force or favorable pacts, urging vigilance against perceived strategy advances.
A New York City reader critiques moral slippage among intellectuals and officials over suspect versus criminal labeling. The piece cites high profile cases from 1963 to 1973 and questions media bias, public impeachment, and ethical standards in reporting and prosecutions. It contrasts newspaper and TV usage of suspect with calls for guilty verdicts in court.
A professorly critique lambasts the federal government for oil policy missteps and high taxes. The author argues Congress kept gas prices low, mishandled refinery investment, delayed the Alaska pipeline, and risks inflation, urging taxpayers to reevaluate government performance and oil dependence.
Washington reports that President Nixon seeks Congress power to curb farm export controls to fight inflation. The plan targets basic farm commodities including wheat, rice, barley, corn and soybeans, aiming to keep prices down at home while avoiding farm supply shortages.
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