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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
14
The Daily Review states that opinions reside in editorials while cartoons and letters to the editor do not reflect the paper’s position. It identifies editors Charles Peterson Leona Wend Tage and notes the publication date Tuesday August 23 1973.
South Hayward residents condemn the Fairway Park fire station after Aug 15 when a car fire near the station burned before a truck could respond. Maintenance delays left the Fairway Park truck away and the Palma Ceia unit in the yard, exposing gaps in readiness and prompting calls for decisive leadership.
A 28 year old German mechanic flew a state owned cropduster with his wife and child to West Germany. He required 15 minutes of wig wag teaching to land. The act is framed as a desire for freedom from a totalitarian state and a contrast with Western and Communist worlds.
A columnist argues Nixon's reluctance to "pick up the phone" reflects a private, controlled leadership style that helped fuel Watergate. The piece imagines if Nixon had directly contacted aides in 1972, suggesting such bold moves might improve public understanding and perhaps action.
Paul Harvey argues that states should set their own obscenity standards allowing communities to permit or prohibit pornographic material. He notes the Supreme Court clarifying the definition after decades of debate and credits Nixon appointees with shaping federalism. The piece defends local choice and the right to be different.
In Stratford Conn Michael Kahn artistic director of the American Shakespeare Theatre discusses his Shakespearean interpretations and views on politics. He notes his past McGovern support, defends interpretive directing, and argues Shakespeare exposes human frailty and the limits of ideology. Washington may scrutinize his non-didactic approach.
Readers argue about cat licensing and animal control funding, with one letter mocking cat owners while another supports Kohoutek comet views urging humility and wonder at the universe. The exchanges reveal tax concerns, animal policy debate, and a call to gaze at the night sky.
A Mrs Ella G Baker writes to State Sen Nicholas Perris and Assemblyman Carlos Bee, opposing a forthcoming pay raise for legislators. She notes prior tax burdens and criticizes the bill pushed by Rep. Salyman Knox, urging them to vote against it and not reward lawmakers with higher pay.
The editor questions public reaction to Watergate witnesses and TV coverage. It contrasts two figures, Micah Dean and the President, arguing among viewers who will back a sincere leader versus perceived underhanded critics. The piece hints at a 1976 political battle plan and calls readers to choose.
A reader notes the Forest Service and Army Corps of Engineers faced outcry over proposed camping and boat launch fees. New law forbids charges for basic recreational facilities, after millions were planned to fund improvements. The author welcomes reductions and suggests funds should be used for actual expansion and maintenance.
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