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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1973
Page
10
The Daily Review notes its editorials reflect the paper's opinion while columns letters to the editor and other page material may not represent the paper's position. Names Charles Peierson Leona Ward and Manaygind Edivor are listed as associates or editors in the issue context.
Oregon voters on May 1 turned down the McCall Plan, a tax revision proposal that would have shifted local tax authority to the state. Analysts say the public opposed the price tag and new business profits tax, preferring local control despite reform rhetoric. The defeat reflects voters’ preference for familiar costs over centralized budgeting, with implications for future tax policy debates.
The piece notes California voters approved restoring capital punishment last November while liberal lawmakers in the Legislature, led by Assembly Speaker Baty Moretth, refused to budge. It urges unified public pressure to push for enactment, arguing the time has come for change.
James Kilpatrick reflects on Scrabble and a chaotic Saturday in Dalles. The narrative blends stray anecdotes about Dilly the Kid, Caterina di Medici, and a nearing office project with plans, workers, and shifting ambitions, mingling history and everyday rumor in a stream-of-consciousness diary tone.
New York article critiques National Foundation for the Arts and Humanities funding of modern art. Prof. Williams argues state support promotes contempt for life and rational values, urging Nixon, Sen. Goldwater, and others to oppose NEA funding and defend representational art.
Barry Goldwater argues for a team of hardheaded practical politicians to run day to day operations for the President. He criticizes Watergate as amateur and illegal, urging experienced political professionals to prevent erosion of trust in democracy and ensure ethical conduct in government.
The California Association of Teachers of English warns that standard readers and state texts fail to engage children, arguing readers read for leisure and personal interest. Advocates call for richer material from school and public libraries and evaluative criteria that prioritize student enjoyment to foster lifelong reading.
General Ira C Baker critiques Nixon Watergate fallout. He details a 40 percent civilian loss in the Pentagon, vacancies across Air Force Army and Navy leadership, delayed confirmations, and calls for White House delegation of authority to allow a full defense staff and timely confirmations to meet national security needs.
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