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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
11
The Daily Review of Hayward California outlines its editorials columns and letters to the editor and other editorial page notes. It states editorials reflect the paper's views while columns cartoons and reader letters offer varied opinions.
Readers question Phase I and Phase II impact on costs as Hayward residents face ongoing price moves. The October raise in residential garbage rates, tied to a local scavenger effort, clashes with frozen expectations and slow federal guidance. Citizens remain skeptical while officials shift Phase I duties to the IRS amid mixed inflation signals.
A humorous Washington column notes Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s complaints about the Senate life, detailing his large staff budget and extensive fringe benefits. It compares other senators salaries and perks, including offices, travel, and allowances, while teasing a possible White House bid.
The piece riffs on holiday shopping optimism amid Nixon era politics. It notes expected record Christmas sales, consumer spending, and savings trends while hinting at economic concerns and a stock market dip. It casts President Nixon against merchants, predicting a bustling season and continued price containment.
A reader letter questions the impact of a freeway on Hayward near the fault line and criticizes consultants, suggesting the Highland canyon and old streets remain unchanged. The editor notes the Hayward fault proximity did not drive school abandonment, but costs to meet Field Act standards influenced the decision.
Reflects on media credibility and alleged journalistic bias across ABC NBC and CBS during the 1988 campaign, citing pro and anti angles, propaganda concerns, and alleged selective reporting. Critiques NY Times and Washington Post coverage, noting history of biased portrayals and editorials, with references to McCarthy era victims and Alger Hiss.
Washington Mirror Norman Kempster reports on President Nixon's push for an era of negotiations amid his Peking and Moscow trips. He stresses modest aims, talks over lines of communication, and a focus on preventing nuclear conflict rather than seeking swift breakthroughs. Nixon argues the trips matter for future generations, while critics warn of political impact and media dominance during travel.
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