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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1972
Page
5
The Daily Review of Hayward California notes that opinions are expressed in editorials and that columns letters to the editor and other editorial content do not necessarily reflect their stance.
In San Juan a candid, lively portrait of Puerto Rico highlights Operation Bootstrap lifting the island into Caribbean sunshine. Francisco Arends and Manuel Casiano push development as tourism scales, rum exports rise, and plans expand to Europe. Governor Luis A. Ferre emerges as a Renaissance leader seen as pivotal to statehood prospects.
Guest editorials urge fixing a vulnerable air defense gap along the southern border and Gulf Coast. Rep Hebert and a Defense Department spokesman warn radar coverage below 2000 feet is weak, NATO allies consider NORAD reliability, while Soviet Backfire bombers threaten range and speed.
Governor Reagan rebukes the state budgeting analysis calling it exotic new math while A Alan Post defends $85 million in added education funds as insufficient to preserve a roughly 34 percent state share. The piece frames state versus local funding, argues against fixed or rising percentage rules, and notes the perennial budget game under the spring cycle.
Washington coverage tracks Muskie’s appeal to students at 1972 K Street HQ and on Ivy League campuses. It portrays a generation wary of past protest but drawn to pragmatic leadership, while McGovern and Kennedy positions spark debate on amnesty and war policy. College cohorts evaluate Humphrey and Nixon, shaping a volatile road to New Hampshire.
Washington analysis of the Democratic nominating process notes the primary system reshapes delegate counts, with 6 percent of national delegates from primacy states vs 4 percent in 1968. It cites reform ideas to let voters declare presidential preferences and recalls Goldwater’s 1964 and 1968 campaigns, California’s pivotal role, and Rockefeller’s Oregon and California momentum.
A speaker recalls tough days when farmers repaired county roads to pay taxes and laments corporate control of California land. He cites subsidies, tax breaks, and loan programs benefiting large growers, urging support for small farmers over big corporations. Bob Hawkins updates on cooperative farming near Watsonville yielding mixed profits and taxpayer-funded aid.
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