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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
10
The Daily Review editors state that the opinions in the paper represent the editorials only and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The note appears on the California edition from Hayward with the editor marking.
In Hayward and Fremont the Foothill Freeway is stalled by housing and environmental concerns. A Division of Highways team tells Hayward council engineers can provide replacement housing for displaced South County families and cites San Ysidro as a successful example. Federal Judge Peckham may lift the injunction if housing needs are addressed.
The Bagley bill AB 724 signed by Governor Reagan aims to prevent and eliminate racial and ethnic imbalance in pupil enrollment. It authorizes the State Superintendent to enforce plans across districts, potentially prompting busing debates. Assemblyman Wakefield proposes repeal and an initiative to block race based school assignments, amid fears of costly district bus plans and LA court challenges.
A columnist argues the United States should approach the Nixon Peking summit with realism and a critical eye. He warns against idealized myths of Red China, notes Maoist aims to exploit pacifism, and urges strong yet cautious diplomacy backed by clear American interests.
President Nixon leveraged Congress’s holiday recess to push two major actions with minimal backlash. He renewed bombing in North Vietnam and approved a space shuttle project that could cost billions, yet Senate and House critics remained largely silent or dispersed. The timing blunted potential opposition from antiwar factions and packages of newspaper coverage noted muted reaction from Democratic leaders and candidates.
In Philadelphia Humphrey declares another bid for the presidency, citing perseverance through Democratic ups and downs. The scene recalls past campaigns, with turnout estimates by local figures and press reckonings on crowd size, while linking the 1968 Chicago convention and Nixon's Chicago showings to his current bid.
Virginia Payette surveys economists and business forecasters who predict stronger growth over the next decade. They cite rising consumer spending, new home construction, and investment as signs the economy will improve, with higher incomes, shorter workweeks, and more leisure spending expected through the 1970s.
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