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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
10
The Daily Review explains that its opinions appear only in editorials. Columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The President overrules a prior stance and agrees to surrender the Watergate tapes to Judge Simica, a move that astonishes allies and alarms critics. Supporters express disappointment at the strong-arm handling of the court order while debates on executive privilege intensify.
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials foresee Prop 1 approval blocking future BART tax hikes to fund operations. Taxpayers in Alameda County pay 93.0 cents per hundred for the $792 million bond issue this year, about 32 dollars for a $30,000 home. Supporters urge a Yes on One to avoid more burdens while easing prospects for funding.
Castro Valley resident and community leader Eulalia Anderson died Monday at age 97. A longtime activist, she helped shape local government services including fire protection and sewers. A founder of the South County Council PTA, she served on the advisory board to California State University, Hayward, and mentored many in education and civic work.
Smith Hempstone argues the Arab Israel clash results from imperial fault lines and Western guilt. He notes the Balfour Declaration, Palestinian refugees, and oil politics shape Arab perceptions, urging a balanced solution honoring both Israeli survival and Palestinian rights.
Seattle First National Bank’s Telephone Computing Service uses past button phones to allow bill payments by phone for checking account holders. It also tracks family expenses, aids budgeting and taxes, reminds dates, and offers home phone calculator use with voice response. Subscribers pay 38.50 monthly and receive biweekly printouts.
Paul Harvey notes rising licensed physicians in the United States with about 147 more this year and nearly half graduates of foreign medical schools. One in six doctors trained abroad, licensure uniform across states, and ethical views vary by origin. Demand rises as U.S. medical schools accelerate training and foreign graduates increasingly fill gaps.
Editor notes a letter by Ken Risinger of Fremont urging readers to wake up to the threat of Communism and Marxism, criticizing detente and urging action to preserve the American way of life. He attacks media softness and questions why the US funds the USSR, urging citizens to confront Congress and defend democracy.
Reader urges clear explanation of Proposition 4 and supports a public debate between ex-Governor Brown and Governor Reagan. The letter argues Brown as financial expert contrasts Reagan’s finances understanding and criticizes reforms seen as weakening crime protection. It notes confusion over the sample ballot.
Evangelist Billy Graham argues golf principles can guide daily living amid world tensions. He cites stance and grip as metaphors for belief and self control, warning of materialism and vacuums of meaning. The piece recalls his Atlanta Golf Classic remarks to professionals and wives.
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