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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
8
The Daily Review editorials express the newspaper's opinions while columns letters and cartoons on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper’s positions. Published in Hayward California on Wednesday December 22 1971.
A newspaper opinion discusses burglars taking nine hand guns from a downtown break in and argues for stricter firearm storage. It proposes licensed dealers install secure vaults for after hours, increasing costs and potentially reducing availability to civilians.
In Tucson Arizona administrators staged a numbers free day for fourth to sixth graders to show math's role. No clocks or schedules left students chaotic and cafeteria service uneven. Recess activities like football and jump rope were banned due to math involved. The piece notes the experiment reveals only one side of the story as numbers permeate daily life. Bible thought listed as a concluding aphorism.
Boston readers review a guest opinion on whether the FCC Fairness Doctrine should apply to network news. William Buster and Howard Miller clash on government role. Edith Efron cites cable TV limits. the author argues bias exists but govt control risks broader suppression of viewpoints. The piece promotes nonliberal voices using direct commentary during major networks to counterbalance perceived slant.
A Washington column contrasts criticisms from Environmental Quality magazine on pollution with the Christmas mood, noting warnings of species loss and public attitudes toward pollution. Separately, GOP optimism for Nixon’s 1972 re election grows from White House circles as party committees plan state affiliates and primaries ahead of the San Diego convention.
In Washington the White House Ellipse pageant pairs a Fraser fir centerpiece from North Carolina with state balsams and a new for 1971 Colorado spruce at the EPA. The piece cites criticisms of environmental policy amid a political clash over forests, pollution, and agency roles, noting internal agency tensions and pro-conservation sentiments during the holiday observances.
The article traces the Republican reapportionment saga from 1962 through 1970, highlighting Gaylord Parkinson and the Cal Plan, seven-year strategy to win control of both houses. It notes 1971 to 1984 successes followed by losses, Reagan era impact, and current resentment over top-down campaigning. Declares Republicans lost more than reapportionment in 1970 elections.
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