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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
17
The Daily Review notes that its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns and other editorial content do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position. The page clarifies the separation between opinion and editorial stance.
Tragic death of Assemblyman Robert Crown sparks reminiscences of his 16 years in Sacramento. The veteran legislator, known for energy, fairness, and political skill, championed reapportionment and fought the Southern Crossing project. A memorial service was held at Alameda Beach State Park, Crown’s hometown tribute.
Public opinion polls place inflation as the number one issue facing Americans. The text argues gold, green vegetables, and wages are interconnected, urging action from the President and Treasury to reveal the true financial situation on TV. It critiques economic myths and calls for policy changes to curb rising prices.
Analysis argues the 1978-79 state budget will exceed 9.4 billion, with expenditures rising 66 billion in a year and local aid surging. It notes major increases in education, health, welfare, and salaries, predicting a daily cost hike of about 4.4 million and a 20 percent overall rise as population and incomes grow.
The piece condemns the Ellsberg and Russo actions as a governmental breach while praising systemic checks that failed to deliver justice. It argues politicians and agencies corrupted by patronage fueled the disaster, cites Elliott Richardson as a pivotal figure, and warns against fumbled justice amid Watergate era anxieties.
A reader denounces Secretary of State Pat Brown accusing him of involvement in a California Watergate coverup with Stark. The letter alleges illegal campaign spending, unreported funds, and a pending federal suit. It mocks Brown and Stark, predicting further political entanglement if legal pressure continues.
Editor letters attack Meyar Nowell for proposing a 10 percent tax cut, claim political motives behind it, defend low Hayward taxes, criticize Nixon impeachment talk, and warn against Communism and foreign entanglements while urging constitutional fidelity and caution about public schooling.
A dated economic commentary argues the gold market collapse signals a weakening dollar. Peter Flanigan urges cautious optimism while Treasury undersecretaries downplay consumer harm. The piece mocks bureaucrats, highlights inflation pressures, and attacks government spending, claiming too much money chasing too few goods and a fading purchasing power.
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