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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1971
Page
12
A column note from The Daily Review clarifies that editorials reflect the paper's stance and that letters to the editor and cartoon content do not necessarily represent the paper's position. The piece is attributed to city editor Mike Ninket and others.
New York Mayor John Lindsay defects to the Democratic Party drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and cheers from Democrats. Governors Reagan and Nixon weigh in on the broader political implications while noting party shifts among young voters.
As pre season chatter focuses on rooks and cuts, Warren Wells looms as the Raiders’ camp’s hot topic. The question is whether his legal woes will sideline him, yet Sept. 3 court date may still allow him to play the Raiders opener versus the 49ers.
Sacramentan five paragraph story credits Newton Russell as the author of a law signed by Governor Reagan that bans modifying car exhaust systems to be louder than stock. The measure, taking effect 121 days after legislative adjournment, aims to curb noise pollution and may define Russell’s legacy in California environmental policy.
Barry Goldwater discusses the Pentagon Papers leaks, distinguishing between harmful illegal disclosures and leaks that reveal waste or correct false public statements. He argues freedom of the press has limits when national security or foreign relations are at stake and questions the public’s right to know versus details contained in leaked volumes.
The California Department of Finance released a guide urging districts to pursue year round operations double sessions and extended days to cut costs. It cites space utilization purchasing and maintenance reforms as ways to save, notes that salaries and benefits dominate expenses, and suggests charging for nonschool facility use to offset deficits.
James Kilpatrick reviews Maurice Stans speech urging cautious delay as a conservative check on federal action. He cites Stans criticism of EPA guidelines and warns that rushing rules could unleash broad social and economic disruption. Kilpatrick frames the debate between cautious restraint and liberal momentum through Buckley and Nader as a core tension in governance.
A критique of major papers the New York Times Washington Post and Los Angeles Times accusing them of biased reporting and pro rights coverage in printing the Pentagon Papers and a flawed hoax. The piece cites incidents involving police, media denial of retractions, and questionable language in headlines.
General Ira C. Baker warns the Panama Canal faces imminent danger from attack or subversion. The analysis ties the Panama situation to a Kremlin produced plan like the Suez seizure, detailing coup, puppet government, exile of the president, dissolution of congress, and expanded propaganda. Russian technicians may train Panamanian forces as the United States weighs sovereignty talks.
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