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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
17
The Daily Review publication from March 6 1973 outlines editorial scope and page roles. It states editorials express the paper's opinions while other columns and letters to the editor may not reflect the paper’s position.
A 2 minute outage crippled Bay Area calling when KYA broadcaster aired a secret number for a prize contest. Thousands lost service. station seeks controls to prevent repeats while regulators urged stronger tools for oversight. Bible Thought and Psalms verse follow.
The piece argues California's community care shift for the mentally ill and mentally retarded improves outcomes and reduces hospital dependence. It criticizes critics for fear-mongering, cites Short-Doyle and Lanfermatt Petris-Short acts, notes plans to relocate 10,000 MR patients and requires guardian consent for relocations.
The piece traces Frank Sinatra trying to reshape his image from sex symbol to civic-minded celebrity. It notes his past excesses, gambing ties, and recent moves toward philanthropy, political associations with Nixon and Reagan, and potential ambitions as an ambassador. It casts doubt on whether the change is genuine or surface level.
Virginia Payette notes conservatives consider a famed beaver emblem to signal change and vigor while Democrats ponder the tiger as a symbol of strength. The piece contrasts the elephant and donkey with other icons, musing on what images might redefine party fortunes for 1976.
A letter urges broader Review coverage of the elite care center crisis. It cites cuts harming centers in Hayward and Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, San Francisco, and Pleasanton, tied to Social Security Act Title IV regulations. The author argues this risks welfare dependence and urges action to preserve Heten Turner Day Care Center and access to affordable care.
A reader laments a proposed bill by Assemblyman Wasman and Senator Gregorio to fund political advertising with taxpayers dollars. The writer criticizes legislative pay hikes and urges State Senator Pott to vote against the measure citing Lincoln and urging voter awakening. The note requests Pott’s position on the Waxman-Gregorio bill.
Fragmented note shows someone protesting pick on Ray and an editor confessing dislike for chocolate ice cream and an allergy to it. The piece hints at personal grievance and a casual editorial aside about dairy treats.
A reader vents anger at prejudice in a San Leandro trailer park case. He condemns olive skin bias and recalls his son being denied water while workers received a sandwich and beer. He cites San Leandro’s diverse roots and asks what if the cruelty were faced by his own family.
A reader praises the paper and its delivery staff, Robert and Charles Eggert, noting excellent service and downplaying complaints as trivial compared to the good delivery. The message emphasizes satisfaction with newspaper delivery quality.
An opinion piece questions fairness after the Apache eviction from 252,000 acres in Arizona. It contrasts the Wounded Knee case with ranchers ordered off Mineral Strip land by June 4, noting lack of compensation and urging equal treatment, suggesting ranchers seize control of the town as a protest.
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