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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1971
Page
9
The Daily Review issues from Hayward California include editorials and letters that may not reflect The Review’s official positions. The text mentions the managing editor Leona Ward and City Editor Mike Nickel with a notice about publication dates and editorial caveats.
A THH Joint Council handout proposes a national certifying body to set professional standards for fire department personnel. Benefits include mobility between departments, enhanced career paths, standardized training, and uniform working conditions with clearer relations to other government services. The timing coincides with current town firefighters still on duty and not staging public demonstrations.
The Hayward area music scene shakes off rumors of the association's demise. A 1971-72 season is planned with a 1,200-member drive starting Sept. 26 as the group reestablishes its role in the community's diverse musical life.
Secretary of Commerce Maurice N. Stans issued warnings on environmental policy, stressing cautious, costed action vs sweeping cures. He warned of risks in rushed solutions, urged weighing economic impact, and called for informed public debate on pollution controls and energy needs.
The writer questions San Diego's enthusiasm for hosting next summer's Republican National Convention. He jokes about local merchants and delegates, notes the high city costs for security and cleanup, and contrasts with other cities' spending to attract conventions, suggesting publicity value as a possible motive.
A San Francisco railway worker was arrested after destroying about 100 fallout shelter signs in protest. The letter expresses questions about shelter value and radiation standards, then shifts to local comments about Union City Fiesta Days and thanks to the Union City Chamber of Commerce for parade hospitality.
Editor letters condemn flag desecration by Chicanos as un-American and urge unity under the phrase Americans first. A second letter argues that Communist China is an enemy and cites constitutional grounds for impeaching the president over relations with Beijing.
Walter Granitite reflects on Apollo 15 mission provoking a renewed sense of national pride and a longing to recapture a vanished American dream. He contrasts immigrant experiences, past ideals, and modern freedoms with wartime grit and scientific achievement, urging unity as the nation watches the moon landing.
Two long estranged neighbors, an atheist and a Quaker, mend fences after their children arrange a tiddlywinks game. A brief display of sportsmanship leads to tea, neighborly chats, and a test of faith as the Quaker mother suggests church together, revealing lingering beliefs and social bonds.
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