Editorial page note from The Daily Review
The Daily Review clarifies that opinions aired on the editorial page reflect editorials only and not necessarily the paper’s official position. It acknowledges columnists cartoons letters and other material do not bind the newspaper to those views and lists Charles Peterson as managing editor and Leona Ward as associate editor on page 16 datedTuesday June 20 1974.
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Daily Review
Columms
Lesters
Reis
Antihijack Rules and Security Measures Debate
The piece discusses anti hijack policies, airport security, and the decline in hijackings tied to FAA rules. It notes costs to travelers, delays, and mixed views from experts including a Dallas psychiatrist who cites climate and opportunity as factors. It also critiques tobacco advertising bans and subsidies, urging balance of reason.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Dallas
South America
WAA
Congress
Senate
Austria
Watergate relevance vs materiality in political ethics
In this column James Kilpatrick argues Watergate remains the central issue while other scandals are immaterial. He stresses the need to weigh President Nixon’s awareness against testimony, noting Kennedy's credibility and the fallibility of high officials amid the ethical collapse surrounding Watergate.
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Washington
Richard Nixa
Roosevelt
Lrman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Truman
Sherman Adams
Bay of Pigs
Bobby Baker
Bill Buckley
National Review
Watergate
Chappaquiddick
Edward Kennedy
Iiet
Bpn
Democratic National Committee
Nbn Mitchel
United States
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Ted Kennedy
Grant
Cleveland
Wilson
Harding
Mary Jo
John Dean
Rein Committee
Dean
Franklin Roosevelt
Pichard Nixon
White House
Hus
Frignds
Sporty cars tied to higher accident risk study says
The Institute of Highway Safety analyzed insurance data and found sporty models like the AMC Javelin Mercury Cougar Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette had higher claim frequencies per 100 insured vehicles. In contrast Chrysler Pontiac and Chevrolet station wagons showed lower payment rates, suggesting sportier buyers may face greater crash costs.
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Feu Care
Coryell
The
Institute
Mustang
TimeOut for Logic Says Ecologists Seek Restraint
The piece argues that focus on environmental concerns risks stalling practical resource use and progress. It cites historical pollution and public health issues, warns against overprotection by federal agencies, and calls for balanced, action oriented ecological measures.
Marijuana Debate Prompts Call to Restrain Harmful Use
A reader discusses marijuana risks, citing studies and government reports. Experts warn frequent use can cause psychological issues, emotional senility, and potential organ harm, while occasional use may be less harmful. The piece argues for public restraint and policy action to curb marijuana abuse.
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National Reviews
Wire
Connecticut
Patty
Gabriel Nalas
Raven Press
West 8Th St
New York City
Mewin Corley
Dodd, Mead
Senate
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Haviin B. Tones
University of California Berkeley
Donner Laboratory
de. Jones
Parisinson
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
New American Library
Tax funded campaigns urged amid rising 1972 spending
A letter argues for taxing voters to fund campaigns citing 1972 totals and high per vote costs. It notes lawmakers Bielenson and Gregorio push a plan to raise about 5 million annually from the general fund for candidate subsidies, with caps on private contributions and per donor limits, while warning of flaws that still leave influence from special interests.
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Sig
Caloraia
Yih
Frank Viceneis
Alan Robbins
Assembly
Souney Cuffere
Bekins
Anthony Bielenson
D-Deverly Hills
Arlen Gregorio
D-San Mateo
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James Kilpatrick
Washington Window
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Hhe
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Ike
Rhode
Scientitle
Nader
London
Toreyhe
New York
Smitthsonian Institution
Smithsas Nian
Sovan
Federal Trade Commission
Food and Drug
Russell Kirk
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