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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
10
The Daily Review states its opinions lie in editorials while columns cartoons letters to the editor and other material do not necessarily reflect the paper or its policies. Editor names Charles Peterson Leone Ward are listed as staff.
Union Sanitary District faced blame for a non bid despite staff selecting a specific brand centrifuge and inviting bids. Critics say proper bidding would have allowed genuine competition and potential savings for taxpayers. Directors publicly acknowledged poor procedure yet unanimously approved proceeding.
Washington window examines whether corporate donations to political campaigns raise issues of citizenship, fear, or future favors. It notes Watergate pressures, seven major companies admitting nearly $900,000 in corporate gifts, and executives facing scrutiny as Cox warns of prosecutions.
Scientists explore turning trash into power and view waste as a potential energy source. A Transportation Department study cites higher auto accident risk among smokers, suggesting health behavior links to driving safety. The discussion hints at practical barriers and ash disposal challenges.
Paul Harvey warns that nations rich in oil could buy the United States with our own money if we fail to develop alternative energy. He cites looming oil purchases and potential control by Arab states, urging rapid investment in wind, sun, and tidal power alongside farm viability. He cautions against overreliance on oil and urges action akin to wartime research.
A reader critiques the rise of tranquilizers and pep pills among students and adults. The writer urges reliance on wise thought, physician dialogue, and traditional self discipline over medication, arguing pills cannot provide lasting fortitude.
A reader questions Governor Reagan's signing of the death penalty bill arguing no person should decide who lives or dies. The letter condemns state sanctioned killing as unjust, notes bias in applying death sentences, and condemns voters and leaders for taking life into their hands. The author laments the perceived spiritual mismatch between policy and moral life.
Holmes Alexander weighs the Kissinger versus Jackson positions on SALT and Soviet policy. He argues a public verdict should decide, noting Congress lacks will and the people must choose between detente with limits or renewed Cold War firmness. He calls for patient, informed citizen action.
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