The Daily Review Editorial Page Note
The Daily Review editors present opinions on current affairs and letters to the editor. The page features editorials and correspondence reflecting the publication's stance on issues, with contributors including editorials by Charles Perepsen Leann Wael Monaping and other staff.
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Leann Wael Monaping
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Jerry Brown still an enigma in editorial scope
A commentary frames Governor Jerry Brown as an enigmatic figure who resists prediction and may reflect middle class restlessness. It contrasts his rhetoric with policy plans, notes attempts to empower those who fail, and questions new communalist programs shaping California’s political economy.
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Jerry Brown
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Associated Press
Wese Wiig
Spiro Agnew
Sacrament Administration
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Governor's
Reneal
Kerry Brown
Reaching Lawmakers Across Districts and Offices
A fragmented OCR list outlines lawmakers and offices by district, city and state capitals, detailing contact points for representatives and senators. It names Portnoy Stack, Ban Lorenzo Costin Salley, and Alquist among others, with multiple addresses and phone numbers across Oakland, Sacramento, Fremont, and Washington.
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House of Representatives
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Okie
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
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Chen City
Castey Valley
Entim Lavermane Amador
Food stamp waste blamed as emblem of system failure
A syndicated column criticizes the federal food stamp program, arguing it has grown into a costly, mismanaged welfare scheme. It highlights eligibility loopholes, calls for tightening rules, and cites Buckley and Michel proposals to curb abuse and save billions, while urging public support for reform.
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Washington
Germi
Department of Agriculture
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Michel
Hill
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Buckley
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Wold
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Will Rogers on travel and passports in 1927 speech
Will Rogers jokes that the President should limit leaving the country until Americans visit New Mexico and Arizona. He notes the United States should see its own country first and jokes Europe would pay to see Americans laugh at it to help pay national debt. The quote dates to March 13, 1927.
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Europe
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Guideposts for getting back on track in energy crisis
Virgil Salera discusses long term energy outlook and policy shifts. He argues renewables and agricultural land power the future while oil price shocks, SDR currency shifts, and Russian submarine pressure threaten stability. He notes North Sea oil risks and contrasts Britain’s coal era with today’s volatile fuel landscape.
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Middle East
Russia
Britain
Norway
North Sea
Unis
Murmansk
Letters to the editor on public voice and medical liability
A reader argues citizens must speak up to influence planning decisions and criticizes blaming readers for cynicism. The column contends the fault lies with public attitudes amid calls for civic engagement and a 200th birthday celebration.
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Ton Hughes
Aun
Tae
Wale
Shirley MacLaine
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America
Medical malpractice debate on liability limits and fees
The editor notes proposals from insurers and doctors to cap liability, cap monetary recoveries, and restrict lawyers’ fees in medical malpractice cases. It discusses current one year discovery rules and doctors’ push to start the period at the negligent act date, arguing the plan is unworkable.
Weather War Fears Echo From 1860s Tale
A fragmented dialogue imagines an 1860s warning of imminent attack, where the Jones family huddles under a basement table as they ponder tornados and missiles. The scene links a near global effort to outlaw weather modification for war with a dramatic fear of atmospheric attack.
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Jones
John
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