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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
16
The Daily Review states editorials express opinion while columns letters and cartoons reflect non editorial content. The page identifiers Charles Peterson Leons Ward and staff roles are listed as managing editor and associate editor.
Hayward city leaders postponed a planned 31 percent water rate rise, citing staff attestations and revenue concerns. An audit showed the system earned 31,629 on >$2.2 million in 1972, after prior losses, prompting questions about depreciation, accounting changes, and whether property taxes could cover the shortfall with far smaller impacts on homeowners.
A digest of a New York Daily News headline on May 9, 1977, arguing the United States shifted from creditor to debtor. The piece notes Western Europe’s central banks funded US deficits during the Marshall Plan era, the Versailles reparations framework, and ongoing shifts in dollar reserves and borrowings. It cites John Connally and laments cash flow through the 1970s. It ends with a survey claim about skilled workers and billing standards.
In a state assembly setting, critics decry a bias toward requiring taxpayers to prove innocence in tax matters. Senator Wedworth pushes bills to invert the burden, while opponents warn of subsidies and losses. The debate highlights SB 442 and SB 911, with estimates of millions in losses and thousands of jobs at stake.
Morrie Ryskin endorses four works as remedies to perceived leftist bias in schooling. Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt, McCarthy and His Enemies by Buckley and Bozell, The Red Decade by Eugene Lyons, and Eyewitness to History by Isaac Don Levine are cited as timely, value-laden primers.
Editor letters debate abortion coverage and editorializing condemning a columnist. A reader defends balanced reporting while urging clearly labeled opinion, and complains about environmental spending and housing projects harming property values.
A letter thanks Warn for support of an August 22 domino marathon benefiting Alameda County Special Olympics. Organizers Sharon Smoster, David Rogers, Chris Lewis, and Sandy Bhicker express gratitude for assistance in raising 137 dollars toward Special Cymics for mentally regarded athletes.
A critical editorial mulls the 1963 March on Washington anniversary and argues that praise for civil rights laws ignores the white origin of progress. It denounces media bias, revisionist historians, and the erosion of patriotism while defending constitutional and national pride amid calls for equality.
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