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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
6
The Daily Review clarifies that opinions expressed on its editorial and opinion pages reflect the editors and not the paper’s official stances. Columns cartoons and editorials may not mirror Rex Rexford or The Rexree’s formal positions.
The guest editorial argues Agnew's downfall exposes routine local graft in Illinois Texas New Jersey and Nevada and urges reform through broader federal crime controls. It highlights the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 as a tool against governors commissioners and contractors, urging higher pay and ethics without partisanship to reduce corruption nationwide.
The piece argues that the murder spree in St. Croix and related acts threaten Virgin Islands tourism, risking unemployment and emigration as the industry shifts from sugar and rum to tourism. It cites regional violence, international reactions, and potential government relief as factors shaping the island economy and travel confidence.
An IRS probe misfired when agents targeted a plumber involved in a large Irish sweepstakes prize. He used income averaging to reduce taxes, faced attempts at extension under duress, and won a court challenge that nullified the extension, revealing the sting’s collapse.
Opinion piece arguing Proposition One will cut taxes by altering how much is taxed and how Sacramento spending rises. The author accuses No One of masking higher totals and outlines concerns about state spending, education funding, and college costs.
An editor laments the influence of money in politics and the Agnew era. The writer rails against big money, political ads, and hired influences, arguing voters must resist corrupting forces. The piece warns Proposition 1 will shift tax burden to schools, seniors, and local services and urges a no vote.
Holmes Alexander reflects on the Holy Day crisis as the United States faces uncertainty over the Mideast conflict. Senators condemn Egypt and Syria while Kissinger and Fulbright remain preoccupied with engagements. The piece notes fear, strategic indecision, and the specter of a broad Arab coalition amid international tension.
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