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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1973
Page
6
The page presents column cartoons and editorial matter that fail to clearly reflect the Restens position and seem distorted by machine style. It hints at the opinions being automated and not fully cohesive with traditional editorial voice.
Editorial notes that Soviet grain shortfalls and China's harvests impact global food prices. It argues American grain production faces foreign demand, easing some price pressures but not eliminating shortages. Rising costs for milk, butter, meat, and eggs reflect global crop failures and currency effects.
The two year old U.S. Postal Service began as a government owned corporation aiming to improve service through free enterprise. It has failed to do so so far, hampered by the right to raise prices to cover costs. Critics say it favors balance sheets over service while supporters fear stamp hikes. House hearings on postal facilities and labor management seek improved methods and efficiency without restoring subsidies.
Stratford reporter notes Sen. Abe Ribicoff reshaping the Democratic party in Connecticut during the Congressional recess. He holds Sunday breakfasts with local leaders to reduce ideological rifts and pursues coalition-building, facing apathy and past convention tensions as foes consider Steele.
Peculiar procurement of brass lanterns for the Nixon estate raises questions about costs and records. Lanterns priced at 141000 for landscaping and 31494 for eleven lanterns were charged to General Administration Service with no clear recollection from Herb Kalmbach or Service officials. Delivery to the San Clemente project, sealed by vague notes and a patina brass finish, prompts comparisons to classical symbols.
Guest opinion by Virgil Salera argues federal farm subsidies waste taxpayers’ money. A farm economist cites multibillion subsidies increasing farmers’ incomes while critics call for curbs and eventual phasing out. The piece presses voters to demand tax cuts and oppose inflationary deficits.
A scrambled radio studio discussion reviews President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address after the dedication of the military cemetery. Panelists dissect style, omissions, and impact, noting the speech's brevity and lingering questions about wartime guidance.
Paul Harvey argues the legal profession will limp through Watergate with a black eye as many alleged lawbreakers are lawyers. He cites Mitchells lawyer and double jeopardy claims, notes few disbarments by the American Bar Association, and predicts public wrath could push government to remove administration of justice from civilian hands.
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