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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1971
Page
11
The Daily Review from Hayward California notes that contents on the editorial page are expressed solely by editors and do not necessarily reflect the editor or newspaper’s official stance. Friday, August 20, 1971, edition commentary and editorials carry no binding official position.
Proposals for a minimal control service district in Alameda County would finance dog catching and related animal control for unincorporated areas and seven cities including San Leandro Hayward Union City Newark Fremont and Pleasanton. A tax levy of 1 vent per 100 of assessed value would fund the district, and analyses suggest net savings for South County residents versus current county contracts.
Walter Trohan argues the Nixon administration downplays domestic problems while prioritizing foreign affairs such as recognizing Red China and negotiating with Red Russia. He warns inflation, unemployment, and wage pressures threaten 1972 elections and cautions that recognition could empower communists, urging scrutiny of strategic arms talks and global power plays.
The article argues the White House wields limited control over HEW amid Austin Texas school integration controversy. It asserts Nixon's consistent stance against forced racial balance and hints at potential Supreme Court-driven liberal measures, with propositions on federal versus state roles and future judicial appointments.
Voice of the people voices concern over vetoed budget items including state employee cost of living wage increases. The writer cites hardship for middle and lower income families in groceries, rent, clothes, and medical costs, urging reconsideration and referencing previous letters and World War II era questions about freedom and shared humanity.
Washington viewers saw a political spoof of the economy with the President as a sheriff rescuing Miss Greenback, while international speculators threaten the dollar and the end of the gold standard. The piece mocks devaluation fears and questions on Vietnam, unemployment, and revenue sharing.
Washington reports that President Nixon seeks a dual path: stabilizing domestic inflation and unemployment while restructuring foreign policy to protect American interests. It highlights steps like a 10 percent import surcharge and a tax credit plan to bolster U S industry, and warns allied nations to join in collective security or face reassessment.
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