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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review notes editorial opinions appear on the opinion page. Catania and Malleging Buiter associated writer reflect the View.
A guest editorial critiques the UW Math Research Center bombing and Madison trial starting October 1. It contrasts political defense arguments with calls for a single standard in murder cases, condemning violence while noting the propaganda circus surrounding radical campaigns. It cites Philip Berrigan and Elizabeth McAlister as contrasting examples of radical protest and restraint.
A group of student activists from UC campuses pressure the Board of Regents to vote on social issues before deploying the universitys 1.1 billion endowment. They argue political concerns could affect returns, while defenders say the funds belong to California taxpayers and should be invested for maximum earnings without political interference.
In the Pacific Northwest a drought limits Columbia River flow driving power shortages. Gov Evans wartime authority to cut usage. Seattle faces brownouts as Boeing and Pacific Power react. A Trojan atomic plant near Rainier progresses slowly under EPA rules, while ecology tradeoffs, voltage cuts, and copper recycling influence repairs and costs. A Saturn-day Tacoma project aims to convert coal waste into marketable rock wool and sulfur by a German process, promising cleaner fuel if feasible.
A letter writer urges voters to form a new third party, condemns both major parties for “politics as usual” and calls for less lawmaking and more integrity in government. The piece argues the nation is at stake, cites historic scandals, and asks readers if they agree.
The item argues cats roam by nature and cannot be confined. It reprints Adlai Stevenson’s veto of a cat bill intended to protect birds, noting cats deter rodents in rural areas and warning legislation could create discord and enforcement issues. It questions public policy on roaming pets and proposes existing laws suffice.
The column argues against embracing Solzhenitsyn as a moral authority and condemns using a foreign critic to attack American politics. It questions the value of a global figure dictating U.S. policy or political judgment while defending Ramsey Clark and denouncing partisan scorn, urging self-government despite turbulent times.
Guest argues energy policy centers on efficiency and reforming transport. He cites rail and buses as most efficient, critiques oil imports and car dominance, urges selective auto taxes, road reform, and shifting subsidies from long‑distance freeways to mass transit while noting airline overcapacity.
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