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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
17
The Daily Review explains that its opinions lie only in editorials while columns letters to the editor and author editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Charles Peterson manages the paper with Leony Ward as associate editor on page 14 dated Thursday March 9 1973.
The piece argues that the U S Postal Service often receives unfair criticism while delivering solid service. It cites timely deliveries from Hayward to Tracy and Tingward to a Meine community, noting flaws exist but are outweighed by essential function. It condemns congressional franking waste and union sabre rattling, urging focus on real improvements.
Washington window scoop notes the Navy chose Seattle as the Trident base, with Charleston designated as offshore port for six Poseidon crews. The decision followed political lobbying by Sen. Strom Thurmond and rival Sen. Henry M. Jackson, amid defense cuts and strategic concerns about two-ocean access.
An editorial profile of Secretary of Agriculture Karl Butz, arguing to end subsidies. The piece notes high farm prices and a large share of so called farms are nonfarmers. It claims real farmers earn more than city workers and urges Congress to cut subsidies, while highlighting Nixon’s political cover and Butz as pro farmer.
The piece critiques a YMCA Model Legislative session where 70 bills were debated by high school delegates from Los Angeles area branches. It highlights three controversial measures: nude beach bathing restrictions, lowering the drinking age to 18, and permitting contraceptives for minors without parental consent, arguing these would erode parental control and reflect a permissive era.
A reader section compiles varied public opinions on fireworks bans and civil liberty. A fireman criticizes suppressive laws while urging individual rights and fewer prohibitions. The letter also touches on Vietnam war protests and electrical power politics alongside street lighting and public safety concerns.
Editor notes four victims of scleroderma organize National Scleroderma Club MRF for research at University of Oregon Medical School. Newsletters mailed monthly. over 1 400 members nationwide. Victims seek interested participants writing to Mrs John Barlet, TH Gardner Center Rd, New Castle, Pa 16101.
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