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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
7
The Daily Review notes opinions appear in editorials and political cartoons on the editorial page. It explains that columns and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the position of The Review and names editors such as Charles Peterson Leona Foard and Alike Nickel City Editor.
Fremont officials weigh a possible 100000 seat horse and auto racing stadium west of Nimitz on a site near the county line. Oakland firm Stoke Contractors backs the project with Mountain View as a prior option. Officials warn about traffic, public facilities, and optics toward San Jose jetport objections before any commitments.
A daughter, 26, high school teacher, discusses aging, philanthropy, and taxes with her father. He notes how state and federal withholdings, plus sales taxes, shape her income and views on government aid, highlighting the clash between idealism and financial reality.
The article notes a coming survivor benefit plan to replace the current system and a recomputation of military retired pay. It highlights bipartisan House approval and Senate delay due to defense battles, predicting passage by spring. It describes a 5 percent annuity, 2.5 percent from the first 3,600 of pay, and 10 percent above, with automatic inclusion for active duty retirees unless they choose otherwise.
Letters discuss BART manager Mr Stokes and a Daily Review editorial. A Union City police case prompts editorial critique and claim of misreporting by the newspaper. The writer questions transit project funds and transit outcomes while urging fair editorial policy.
A reader's fiery note condemns U.S. air campaigns in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia as arrogant hypocritical brutal and genocidal. The missive frames American actions as imperial and dehumanizing and ends with a strong accusation of hostility.
An analysis of 1971 ecological debate in Washington. It notes Doomsday lobby labeling, media tactics, and the clash between conservation aims and job and growth concerns. It highlights Sen. Henry M. Jackson and President Nixon amid disputes over water pollution bills and policy. It cautions against alarmist rhetoric while urging steady environmental progress.
A campus memories note argues college life once mixed serious study with lively traditions like the school paper, prom, and yearbook. It laments declining student participation in activities and graduation rituals, contrasting with calls for relevance and civic engagement.
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