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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1973
Page
15
The Daily Review notes that its opinions are confined to editorials columns cartoons and letters to the editor and do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position on issues or policy.
The Alviso jetport proposal, once deemed dead by ABAG, is revived in the state plan for new air terminal facilities. The Division of Aeronautics pushes the idea into the Legislature with possible input from ABAG and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Supporters cite regional access benefits, while opponents warn of risk to Newark and Fremont neighborhoods and businesses. The plan’s fate hinges on future reviews and legislative action, with vigilance urged to prevent concessions.
The State Senate faces a bill to allow 14 foot wide trailer movements on California highways. Riverside industry pressures helped the Assembly approve it despite CHP opposition. Critics warn it would worsen highway congestion and hazards in metropolitan areas.
Jubilant crowds amid rising meat sales face uncertainty as fears of Taal linger. The American Meat Institute president comments on product safety and a new sandwich assembly machine that lets buyers customize ingredients, though malfunctions risk odd combinations and mistakes.
Kilpatrick muses on abolishing August but argues power, not personalities, govern Watergate era. He celebrates August rituals from gardens and pickles to haymaking, noting local life endures while Washington debates. He asserts resilience of the country beyond July heat and August turmoil.
Representatives in Sacramento whose constituencies include all or parts of Alameda County are listed. Senators Petris Holmdahl and Bradley cover most county areas excluding Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley, while Assembly members Carlos Bee and Mare K. Fong represent Hayward Union City and Castro Valley Ashland respectively with a vacancy in the 12th district. Letters to legislators go to the State Capital in Sacramento.
A sprawling preview outlines major candidates for governor and lieutenant governor in 1974. Democrats include Alioto Brown Morelli Mascone Roth and Waldie. Republicans feature Finch Mourne Weinberger Younger with Reagan possibly stepping aside. Contenders for secretary of state treasurer and attorney general are listed, signaling a crowded, volatile campaign season.
Readers urge balanced growth in Castro Valley, stressing preservation of character and district beauty while welcoming progress. Citizens urge incorporation and local control, citing residents as the true voice over special interests.
A column questions the meaning of progress in women’s rights and roles. It contrasts historic toil with modern equality, cites legal gains in Pennsylvania and Los Angeles, and includes diverse views from Jeanne Keller and Golda Meir. The piece ponders whether emancipation truly frees or unsettles family life.
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