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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
10
The Daily Review presents editorials columns and cartoons through Janagin and Thoreday by Leona Ward and others. The piece notes that opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position and lists staff names such as Mike and Eliot from Hayward, Cole.
The piece critiques Democratic leaders in the California Legislature for pushing a partisan reapportionment strategy to veto and court challenges, arguing it betrays their duty to all citizens. It notes Senate resistance, the special session, and emphasizes the governor’s needed check and balance role. Bible Thought follows.
Washington witness Phillip Sanchez outlines OE0 experiments in education, including performance contracting and tuition vouchers, challenging the NAM and teachers unions. He notes private contractors testing math and reading for 27,000 pupils in 18 communities, with results due next month, amid broader calls for accountability and reform.
Jim Fiebig receives a $10 prize check after years of contest entries and false alarms about yachts, dream homes, and trips. His wife reveals the small windfall, and he laughs that he will spend it on stamps. The moment ends the couple’s long joke about sweepstakes riches.
A list of Washington based U S Senators and Congressmen with partial South County connections and mailing addresses. Includes Senator Alan Crenetan Room 2102 New Senate Office Building Washington DC 610 and Senator John V Tunney New Senate Office Building Washington DC 20615. Congressman George Miller 2585 Rayburn Building Washington DC 28515 with district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley Livermore Amador Valley north Hayward Alameda and San Leandro Bay Area.
Valley planners warn a 40 000 acre spread could breed aggressive mosquitoes capable of carrying encephalitis. Public health officials note pesticide resistance, low prior virus activity, and rising calls for more vector control staff and funding to avert potential epidemic summers.
Mary McGrory reports on the political drama as President Nixon blocks Democrats on tax and spending measures. Nixon taps subway funds and defies party leaders to gain leverage before the New Hampshire primary, while Democrats debate strategy and await presidential contenders. The piece blends sharp commentary with names like Pompidou, Natcher, Ford, Mills, Kennedy, Humphrey, Lindsay, Shisholm, and Meany, highlighting the era's tense power dynamics and electoral stakes.
Washington Window notes President Nixon’s budget framing using a full employment balance to claim fiscal prudence while deficits grow. It contrasts rhetoric with actual figures showing deficits of $23.2 billion last year and an estimated $28 billion for the current year, with projections to about $10 billion next year, underscoring the persistent gap between theory and reality.
Representatives in Sacramento State legislators whose constituencies include all or part of Southern Alameda County are listed. Senators Patrie Helmdahl Bradley chair districts coterminous with Alameda County except Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley, in the 1th District. Assemblymen Gartst Bee Crown Fong represent Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Amador Valley San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda and parts of Oakland Castro Valley. Assembly members may be addressed at the Star Capitol Sacramento California 5814.
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