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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
8
The Daily Review states its opinions are expressed only by its editorials letters to the editor and reader opinions on the editorial page. It notes that the content may not reflect the paper's official position.
A Mt Eden High School group in Hayward urged a $250 stipend for a senior class show adviser, a request the school board offered $130 for. The editorial notes the students' constructive approach, critiques rising salaries for teachers, and warns about a discouraging volunteer ethos affecting future civic participation.
A historic note links Dutch resilience to the Anne Frank diary as the Netherlands faces Arab oil embargo pressure. The country, reliant on imported crude, watches potential energy cuts while keeping drapes drawn to conserve heat, signaling national steadiness and sacrifice.
Senator McGee says Nixon will release information on tax returns if national security not involved. The appraised memorabilia sale signals cut-rate administration status. Press wide Warren complains of leaks from Jaworski's office amid a GOP decline unseen in 38 years. Ambassador Tasca echoes Areble Bunker's stance on Greek democracy.
Hayward resident Bill Kinder argues that bureaucrats interfere with pilot property rights and aviation maintenance. He condemns blanket rules that penalize all hangar tenants, questions conflicts of interest from revenue sharing at field businesses, and urges voters to identify and oust "public servants" who oppose aviation in upcoming elections.
A reader cites decades of political mismanagement in Washington and Sacramento, blaming citizens for supporting politicians who favor big government over business. The letter condemns rising rates, tax hikes, and fuel policies favoring oil interests, urging civic participation. Howard Goldammer argues against Jensen development and urges zoning protections for rural parcels in Castro Valley.
Democrat Rep Waldie harshly criticized Gerald Ford’s vice presidential nomination before the House Judiciary Committee. He argued Nixon could have chosen a more qualified leader and warned Ford’s selection reflected a caretaker approach for 1976. Waldie also teased his gubernatorial bid.
A resident from Stringslope Ave submits a letter opposing the Castro Valley Master Plan. He warns that building on the Jensen property could raise taxes to fund expanded fire, sewer, and police services and may cause environmental issues from increased housing.
A commentator argues that missed opportunities favor the bold not the cautious. He cites past misses and urges readers to invest in American stocks during uncertain times, insisting the country will recover and prosper if citizens believe in themselves and their community.
Holmes Alexander notes a wave of rumors about President Nixon’s health and fitness as Gerald Ford positions for vice presidency. Laird predicts Nixon may serve his full term, while impeachment chances linger. Journalistic reports from The New York Times and Washington Post amplify the vendetta mood, with insiders citing fatigue concerns and late-night phone calls.
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