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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review states that opinions on page 10 are expressed only in editorials and do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial material are not necessarily the paper's stance.
The Government Accounting Office reports the all volunteer force could fall short of the 345000 recruits needed next year to sustain 2.3 million personnel. pay raises and benefits fail to attract enough skilled civilians, and lowering standards or enrolling high school dropouts would weaken the armed forces. the paper urges caution and notes 56 percent of the defense budget funds personnel. GLENDALE NEWS-PRESS
Sacramento Union reports Lt. Gov Ed Rei necke urging state to buy economical cars and monitor gasoline use by agencies to cut consumption by one third. The piece notes Interior Secretary Rogers B Morton swapping a government Cadillac for a smaller car, despite higher leasing costs, as an example of officials practicing what they preach.
A Texas research group says brighter headlights could reduce nighttime accidents. The piece notes concerns about drivers being drowsy or impaired and suggests improved lighting as a safety measure. The article also critiques price checks by the FTC, implying enforcement challenges in finding truly low prices.
A travelogue on billboards across the Midwest and Northeast argues Congress bungled road beautification. It notes 1965 laws, counts of 80,000 signs, and 695,000 still standing last year, with 200,000 new ones built. Calls for a two year moratorium and a cap of six billboards per mile, highlighting tensions between preservationists and advertisers.
Representatives in Washington include Senators Cranston and Tunney and U S Representatives Stark Edwards. Stark’s 11th district covers San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore-Amador Valley north Hayward Alameda East Oakland and part of Contra Costa. Edwards’s 9th district includes south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
The Old Skeptic voices strong views on Watergate, Nixon's actions, and political reactions. He calls Watergate unprecedented spying, criticizes press verdicts, and questions justice in the handling of Ellsberg and Ehrlichman. He warns against political lynching and urges accountability for government secrecy.
Readers debate the paper's handling of tragedy in frontline photos and editorials. Alfred Cooper questions privacy and taste, while a letter from Dr. John Hartford attacks the United Nations and US policy, alleging corruption and anti-American bias.
A reader praises the Cinco de Mayo defense and a Daily Review letter by Lueben Ruibal. The note discusses allegiance, patriotism, education, and living together with respect for God and love. It thanks Ruibal for his thoughtful contribution.
A columnist critiques casual first names in family life and the Ms mystery. He notes rising swearing in teleplay scripts and young people using first names for parents, causing confusion about kinship and roles. The piece reflects on changing social norms and respect in domestic life.
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