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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
8
The Daily Review lists page 14 content for Tuesday October 9 1973 with editor Charles Peterson and Leone Ward Mandging as associate editor. It notes that opinions on the page are ex press and that editorials and columns do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
In Fremont Unified School District the budget process is chaotic and changing, sparking calls to hire an outside consultant to salvage the process. Board President Harry Sheppard advocates the move amid frustration with the district’s spending plan and past attempts to involve lay committees, suggesting the consultant could provide needed order and accountability.
The judge warned that the penalties on the Watergate defendants should not be final. He suggested that if time comes for reductions, six of the seven defendants, excluding Liddy, could be released to reflect fairness and updated legal principles while noting overall burglary context and prior court practice.
Vice President Agnew, facing allegations, receives morale boosts from Republican senators and a meeting with the Wednesday Club. Key attendees included Hatfield Mathias Schweiker Percy Case Beall as Agnew seeks support while House opposition blocks a full inquiry.
The piece critiques the National Flood Insurance Program as debated in Congress, noting the Year of the Flood and its wide devastation. It highlights President and House plans, Senate moderation by Johnston, and calls for realistic risk assessment and federal role balanced with local control and individual input.
A reader praises bell sounds yet calls bells and motorcycle noise a public nuisance. She urges heavier fines for noisy riders, questions city ordinances, and cites the need for peaceful streets. A second letter advocates animal protection, spay neuter clinics, and voices support for Adlai Stevenson’s veto on an Illinois cat bill.
A Castro Valley editorial argues air and water pollution matter less than sin pollution. It warns of nuclear war and extinction, claiming only mercy of God offers escape and citing Matthew Luke for support. It invokes apocalyptic fire and destruction of Jerusalem.
Advice on replacing fanciful regional meat names with precise anatomical terms to aid shoppers. The National Meat Board proposes standard labels for beef and pork cuts, while allowing retailers to retain popular nicknames as secondary attention labels. Sausage varieties are not addressed in the list.
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