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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
9
The Daily Review notes its opinions reside in editorials while columns letters and editorial page items may not reflect the paper's position. Carla Leone Mart managing editor and Mike Nickel city editor are named among staff.
Columnist Rus Walton recounts Governor Reagan signing AB 724, a 1971 bill mandating race based integration guidelines in California schools. The episode centers on a miswritten assertion by Wilson Riles that the Board of Education endorsed the measure, later admitted as a mistake.
James Kilpatrick weighs Wisconsin v. Yoder, a Supreme Court case about Amish refusal to send children to high school. He argues the long struggle between individual freedom and state power raises broad social questions about compulsory schooling, education definition, and religious liberty, urging careful limits on state power to define education and preserve community values. The piece notes competing views from the state and Amish, and situates the case amid desegregation rulings and broader tax and regulatory trends.
In Nashua garage during the March 7 New Hampshire Presidential primary McGovern met weary workers who mistook him and laughed when told he was from South Dakota. The scene underscored his persistently low standing in polls and weak statewide showing in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
William S White argues that the Women's Liberation movement in Washington may liberate men more than women, warning that eroding protections for women could erase male responsibility and chivalry. He cites anecdotes of alleged biases, predicts alimony shifts, and laments a future of male dependance, ending with a jab at male chauvinist clubs.
Washington report recounts Surgeon General Jesse Steinfeld arguing tobacco smoke harms both smokers and bystanders. It notes long standing public health measures and urges Americans to quit or restrict smoking in public spaces, highlighting the need for personal choice and air quality awareness.
Letters writers criticize city council decisions on housing density and traffic on Kelly Street Bayview area. They cite 500 extra daily car trips 17 accidents in a year and danger from open gutters and steep driveways. They urge restraint, better street planning, and prioritizing residents over developers. Mrs Gordon Lunsford, Hayward.
A local appeal urges voters to clear the council slate, praising Judge Purchin and Mayor Howell while urging cooperation from incumbents. It argues Hayward needs responsive leadership to fix city hall, improve police service, and welcome new candidates who are registered voters with public service spirit. It notes nearby developments in San Francisco, Oakland, and Fremont.
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