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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
7
The Daily Review in Hayward California dated Tuesday January 4 1972 features editorials reflecting the paper's stance. Charles Peterson Leona Ward serving as managing editor and associate editor Mike Nickel City Editor present in the masthead.
South County Junior College District faces crowded Chabot College in Hayward with 13,280 fall enrollments and 2,100 Livermore Valley students. Tax concerns, court limits on local finance, and Livermore expansion plans loom over a new campus project valued at 23 to 30 million dollars. Trustees urged to focus on immediate issues until growth and funding stabilize.
The columnist savages Secretary Edmund G. Brown Jr for criticizing reapportionment while endorsing gerrymandered maps. He cites districts in Orange and Contra Costa, the Alameda at large senate seats, and a proposed East Los Angeles district as examples of Democrats protecting incumbents and risking fair representation. The piece mocks the use of ethical rhetoric to defend self interests.
A provocative column imagines Angela Davis as a Russian detainee and questions whether she would receive political support, fair trial conditions, or basic rights. It shifts to critique of California reapportionment, condemning lines drawn to favor politicians and urging the Secretary of State to serve all people impartially.
The piece previews a revised edition of The Elements of Style by E B White, praising his craft and listing humorous reader tips for writers. It includes proposed rules on terms like kids replica tense and timing, with quips about style and phrasing.
The piecesatirically notes football on Christmas weekend dominating holiday life with the Dolphins blanking the Chiefs and reindeer from manger scenes. It describes family scenes around the TV and raises questions about the season’s spirit, noting some violence yet highlights the oddly joyful chaos.
Robert S. Allen reports on the Soviet deployment of a long range nuclear tipped submarine missile codenamed Sawfly with ranges over 3 500 miles. The article notes U S Navy contracts to Lockheed for a 4 000 to 5 000 mile system and cites Severodvinsk as a major submarine construction hub amid Adm. Hyman Rickover’s push for faster killer subs.
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