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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1973

Page

9

Editorial Page Observes The Daily Review Tone

Page 18 notes the newspaper’s opinions are editorial in tone and state that columns cartoons and editorials do not necessarily reflect the paper’s positions The piece comments on how editorial material is presented and labeled within the publication network

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Soviet secretaries to boost GNP claims Wall Street Journal

A distorted Wall Street Journal excerpt reports Pravda claims Soviet secretaries can save bosses time and handle calls, allegedly lifting productivity. The piece notes few secretarial schools, urges elevating secretary status, and predicts a broader economic boost amid repeated past failed panaceas.

New York Times Soviet Union Theodore Shwhad New York ‘Times Pravda Tak Bose Sytem Shobad Leta Wall Street Journal

Safety belts and sobriety tests eyed for cars

The article notes proposed rules to require front seat passengers to buckle in with lap belts and shoulder harnesses and a future device to require a sober driving test before starting. It questions the life-saving impact while provoking anxious reactions from parents rushing to hospitals. SAN DIEGO UNION

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Watergate era call for swift government slimming

A voiced opinion criticizes federal payrolls and top posts amid Watergate fallout. The piece argues halting appointments, trimming ambassadors, and cutting bureaucratic bloat would improve efficiency, reduce costs, and reflect voter fatigue with government waste. It questions ongoing staffing and Cabinet depth, suggesting a leaner federal machine.

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Paul Harvey on Wounded Knee and AIM critique

A critical view argues the Wounded Knee siege was driven by Russell Means and the American Indian Movement' s publicity. Richard Wilson is cited as a respected Oglala chief opposed to the takeover. The piece accuses AIM promoters of monetizing the crisis and notes a Salt Lake City protest demanding funds for a self help program.

Russell Means American Lidia Movement Wounded Knee ATM Bureau of India Affairs Washington, D.C Richard Wilson Oglala Wilson Oglala Sin AIM Oglala Reservation Means Salt Lake City Temple Square Mormon Church Uhey

Washington Republicans seek new White House aides after Haldeman Ehrlichman exit

Capitol Hill Republicans urge Nixon to replace Haldeman and Ehrlichman with aides who understand Congress. They argue new appointees should foster cooperation with lawmakers and reduce White House isolation, amid Watergate fallout. Possible candidates include Rumsfeld, Bush, Byrnes, Boggs, and others.

R. Haldeman Andohn Elrlichman White House Palace Capitol Hill Nixon House Prarty Halleman Ehrlichman Legislative Branch Congress Senate Haldeman Blerlichman Hugh Soot White House Scott Anid Wounded Knee Ehrlich George Bush Texas Donald Rumsfeld U.S Joe Nac Wisconsin John Byrnes Caleb Boggs Delaware Scott Halileman Rumsfeld Conan Jipstead Niven Secon

Letters to the Editor on Reagan and public policy

A reader-assessed critique targets Governor Reagan for foot in mouth remarks on My Lai Watergate and Nixon, criticizing his framing of scandals as normal and questioning his respect for public intelligence. The letter also notes bill activity in California on vivisection abortion funding and welfare, urging broader media coverage of abortion debates and arguing for dignity in welfare.

My Lai Ghengis Khan Lower Mongolia Reagan Nixon Albert 5. Rodda Sacramento State Senate Hodda Rodda Roberts Alys Onovich Murphy Cesper W. Weinberger Department of Health, Education and Welfare Maximun Weinberger

Cal Expo in state parks sparks cost debate and privatization call

Reader rails at Cal Expo move into California state parks under Gov. Reagan and Pat Brown. He argues the multi million dollar project wastes taxpayer money, with annual losses and growing costs while government expands. He urges selling the venture or privatizing to avoid further public subsidy.

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