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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
13
The Daily Review notes that its editions express editorials only and that columns, cartoons, and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The disclaimer clarifies that opinion pieces may diverge from official editorial policy.
Rus Walton pens a tribute to Dan L. Beebe 38 died last week longtime Oroville Mercury Register publisher for 46 years. Beebe prized identified sources plain terms and truth serving the people over profession. He loved fishing and shared a fierce respect for facts and clear writing as a trusted editor and friend.
SCRABBLE VA James Kilpatrick argues against a Senate land use policy bill. He critiques federal grants funding eight years and threatens states’ rights via sanctions on highway aid. He warns liberal planners seek centralized control and will erode private property and federalism.
Taxpayers nationwide grow weary of public education as polls show only 31 percent approve the system while 56 percent would vote down tax raises. Critics cite costly experiments, new math teaching, and tech-driven innovations failing to deliver.
Washington reports from UPI note that affluence in industrialized nations joins population growth as a key driver of global food strain. Lester H Brown argues richer diets boost demand, urging reduced consumption, dietary shifts, and population control to ease shortages and stabilize world food markets.
Washington commentary by SMITH HEMPSTONE critiques Chief Judge John J. Sirica for ordering Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes. The piece argues Sirica, though faulted for temperament and past reversals, produced a decision with strong logic about executive privilege and grand jury rights, potentially shaping future law.
John Chamberlain reflects on the ecological movement's push to remove lead from fuel, noting need for controlled experiments. He cites a West German study suggesting leaded exhaust may protect plant tissue, while warning against sweeping bans. He questions the practical impact on American life and refinery investments amid environmentalist pushback.
Holmes Alexander discusses heroin and morphine addiction as an enduring American issue from the 19th century through the Nixon era. He cites government studies on opium use, critiques complacency, and reviews Andrew Tully’s The Secret War Against Hope. The piece argues mass arrests and tougher laws reflect attempts to curb a pervasive slave trade in narcotics.
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