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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review presents its opinions through editorials and notes that columns letters and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The page identifies Charles Peterson as managing editor and Ward as associate editor in the issue dated Sunday September 23 1973.
An editorial scanning California's biennial Legislature laments late session delays and wasted time. It notes political fights over district apportionment and welfare, limited action on farm labor and no fault insurance, with tax bills passed only after tax-hike concessions. The piece criticizes foot-dragging and warns of ongoing campaigns during recess.
The writer disputes Watergate as subversion of democracy, arguing the affair did not overthrow electoral processes. He cites McGovern, Massachusetts results, and ongoing government functions, criticizes the Ervin Committee and media leaks, and questions double standards in prosecutions and judgments.
James Kilpatrick argues the Republican party bears heavy liabilities yet could avoid catastrophe. He notes independents grow and inflation worsens, while Watergate loses its sting. with November 1974 elections looming, he pins cautious optimism on viable candidates and potential political realignment.
Bryce W Anderson argues vocational education in California high schools is underemphasized. He cites proposals by the state's Vocational Education plan to align credentials for part time and full time teachers, stressing experienced craftsmen as viable part time educators. The Ryan Act commission will hold hearings shaping credentials, impacting future high school offerings and employment readiness.
Barry Goldwater argues the United States faces aging air defenses and urgent needs for new personnel and hardware. He cites the B-52 and F-4 Phantom as outdated, calls for B-1, F-14, F-15, A-10, and supersonic transport development, and warns against complacency despite detente. He says Soviet advances in MiG-25 and other designs require the US to stay ahead in aviation.
President Nixon criticizes the record of the 93rd Congress on defense funding and policy. He cites the 74 defense appropriation and an all volunteer force bill as stalled yet vital. MIRVs, SALT I parity, and upcoming weapons programs heighten urgency for congressional action and budget priorities.
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