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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review states that opinions in its editorials are the paper's own and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position. The disclaimer clarifies which content represents editorial stance versus contributor input.
Long Island university professors Runyon and Rocks warn the United States faces a looming energy crisis. They advocate a domestic response, arguing against dependence on Soviet or Arab oil and urging heavy investment in a synthetic fuel industry and enhanced domestic production to bridge the energy gap.
As California school district elections near April 17, candidates must grasp board powers. The Education Code outlines duties to maintain schools, staff operations, and accountability for funds. It also details hiring, building, and discipline, with a rarely used public consultation process allowing two thirds of attendees to influence site location and major district decisions.
General Tra C Baker notes ongoing budget cuts have shrunk the Air Force from 1964 levels. Despite this, strategic commands, logistics and training have kept the force capable, with rapid global reach demonstrated in recent maneuvers and deployments.
The piece lauds Burkley Bozell on Joe McCarthy while challenging liberal smears and infighting in the YMCA and YWCA. It recounts tax overpayment exoneration, allegations of censorship, and debates over book burning and censorship in schools.
The piece cites President Nixon, deserters, and draft dodgers pushing for unconditional amnesty. It highlights Edwin Rothiringer of Rochester and notes opposition from many Americans who value service and memory of those who served. It critiques liberal calls for leniency and attacks figures like Kennedy and McGovern on the issue.
Russell Kirk critiques the HEW Work in America study while arguing most people want fame or wealth, not necessarily better jobs. He notes managements push high wages and perks but little self-improvement uptake, urging workers to seek skilled trades and personal effort to find meaningful, independent work in a prosperous American society.
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