Daily Review editorial page notice and staff names
The Daily Review lists staff roles and editorial page content on Monday May 15, 1978. It mentions Charles Peterson Leona Ward as Managing Editor and Associate Pastor Mikes iel City Editor, noting editorials and opinions reflect the paper's stance.
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Appointment of FBI Director Should Respect Hoover Legacy
The editorial argues for a permanent successor to J Edgar Hoover at the FBI, stressing integrity and judgment over purely professional background. It warns against politicizing the post while noting the need for checks and balances and endorses temporary Atty. Gen. Gray appointment to avoid an election-year fight. Redondo Beach Breeze
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Mineral King Controversy Over Recreation Development
The Supreme Court declines to address merits of Mineral King development as Sierra Club sues Walt Disney Enterprises over a proposed 35 million project. The 15000 acres in Sequoia National Park could host 4000 visitors for winter sports, pitting recreation against wilderness conservation and nature’s integrity. The dispute weighs whether the area should serve broad public needs or limit impact on pristine landscapes.
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New Wallace rally turns violent in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland George Wallace backer rally drew about 560, with a group of about 50 black youths provoking disruption. Police split the crowd as fights broke out and racial slurs echoed, ending with a chilling declaration of collective hostility.
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Nixon Defends Tax Reform Tactics At Texas Ranch
Washington notes President Nixon counters Democratic tax reform attacks by framing tax laws as fair and by highlighting mortgage interest deductions. Treasury considers a value added tax with corporate and personal tax adjustments while stressing saving and investment over consumption. Economists debate the plan’s impact and political viability ahead of the fall elections.
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Voters Split Between Wallace and McGovern Say Polls
The Detroit readers recount voters hesitating between George Wallace and George McGovern, noting Wallace's anti busing and McGovern's mixed stances on welfare and court decisions. Polls show neither candidate clearly dominant and voters often choose for reasons beyond policy.
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Democratic labor votes in flux as Nixon leads
Guest opinion analyzes labor unions and blue collar voters in 1972. It notes rising union spending yet potential defection from Democratic candidates, with primaries in Florida Wisconsin Indiana Pennsylvania and Ohio showing discontent. It cites Wallace as a possible bolt and describes voter anxieties over Vietnam inflation and school integration. It warns Nixon could remain strong in the Midwest.
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