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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
17
The Daily Review states that its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The note appears on page 18 dated Friday May 1.
The article critiques Assemblyman Walter Karabian D Monterey Park for proposing legislation to ban or restrict polls before elections in California. It argues polls reflect voter sentiment at polling time, not a forecast, and warns banning poll reporting would curb public participation and informed discourse. The piece defends polling as a legitimate information-gathering method central to a healthy democratic process.
A speaker cites alleged 1960 1970 telephone taps and argues leaks endangered national security. The letter questions shielding of individuals connected to the FBI CIA and White House and demands full disclosure amid Watergate and Pentagon Papers fallout.
Senator McIntyre warns Congress about an avalanche of government forms staggering American business. He urges a comprehensive review to predicate new laws on worth and cut the IRS and Social Security paperwork burden.
In Washington, D.C., Shirley Chisholm and George Wallace formed an unlikely connection during Wallace’s 1972 bid. Despite stark differences, fear and shared democratic roots drew them together as Chisholm visited the wounded governor after the Maryland attack. The piece notes how populism and race tied the two, amid liberal backlash and political strategy, highlighting a human side of a tumultuous race.
Editor laments property tax practice, accusing the assessor of shifting blame to homeowners. He alleges exemptions favor homeowners yet taxes rise when property values increase, claiming penalties on sellers boost assessed values. Calls for a tax ceiling and criticizes local officials as responsible.
A letter expresses regret over party sentiments and notes a May 8 Review omission about Cinco de Mayo. It defends Mexico’s history while urging inclusive classroom observances and criticizes holiday closures for schools. The author urges Lake Chabot wheelchair access via a pier, lamenting lack of handicapped recreation and asking park directors to consider accessibility.
A reflective letter describes a wheelchair user paralyzed from the waist down imagining summer scenes at Lake Chabot. The writer envisions fishing, campers, ski boats, and bicyclists as they consider activities and possibilities for the season.
A reader argues government should provide $100 per month tax-free to half a million couples living abroad to encourage them to retire in the United States. The plan estimates $200 million monthly impact, totaling $2.4 billion yearly, and claims it would keep wealth circulating domestically through taxes and spending.
Virginia Payette notes flattering letters from brokers as she scans a slack market. She details how small investors are courted for capital gains while big institutions dominate, with brokers blaming market dynamics and contemplating mergers and rate hikes. She resolves the brokers will have to do without her as she exits with unpaid bills.
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