The Daily Review Editorials and Columns Note
The Daily Review from Hayward California on Friday August 14 1971 notes that opinions are expressed in editorials and columns and that other editorial content does not necessarily reflect the paper's view. It lists editors Charles Peterton Kone Ward Matagig Anuylate Mike Nickel and notes editorial pages and current material.
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Utility tax repeal debate in Hayward political clash
Mayor Howell pushed to repeal Hayward utility tax despite budget ties to a police court building fund. The council split, with only Cooper and Weintel voting against the repeal, while Neveau Oakes Pappas and Santena abstained. The piece notes the tax burden on small homeowners and questions timing and political courage. Bible Thought closes.
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Walter Trohan Free speech loses on TV
Washington columnist decries Jessel's removal from a USO program as a test of free speech. He compares attacks on media to censorship, notes past on-air provocations, and questions why one side faces suppression while others are allowed to air criticisms of Vietnam and American policy.
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Pollution prospecting and the odd inventor’s dreams
Don MacLean envisions a booming field in pollution detection and reports of tax evasion rewards. He jokes about a Geiger-like device priced around 15.95 dollars, inflation fears, and currency revaluation, while praising Northern Ireland’s Lambeg group for converting exhaust into harmless gas. He muses on an air engine powered by fertilizer and lampoons future oil solutions with humor.
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New Moon Priorities Challenge U S Vision After Apollo 15
Henry J Taylor argues the Apollo 15 triumph should prompt a shift in U S priorities toward sustainable national goals. He warns rising costs of space programs strain finances, threaten stability, and calls for balanced investment in science, industry, and public needs while avoiding excessive moon exploration.
Nixon faces cabinet split over busing policy in Austin
Washington reports a deep administration rift on school integration as Secretary Richardson pushes an aggressive busing plan against President Nixon’s stated opposition. Sen. Jacob Javits backs Richardson, while critics cite double standards between North and South. Ribicoff defends a more measured, federally sanctioned path to equal educational opportunity.
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Nixon Primary Card Depends On New Hampshire Conservatives
President Nixon and family toured Manchester and southern New Hampshire amid a favorable reception. Article notes conservative defections led by Wesley Powell and William Loeb raise challenge risk, yet NH has long been a Nixon stronghold with a history of overwhelming primary performance.
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