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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
19
The Haity Review notes that its opinions appear in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the Review's positions. The text reflects standard disclaimer language from the editorial page dated January 25 1973.
Americans greet a tentative ceasefire as North Vietnam urges unity and prisoners of war begin return home. The future remains uncertain though hopes rise for rebuilding, while critics weigh the war’s high costs. The reflection echoes Lincoln’s call to bind up the nation’s wounds and seek lasting peace.
Dr. Jacob Neusner of Brown argues a real university should cultivate a disciplined mind through focused study listening thinking and writing. It should teach students to ask questions and seek answers while resisting superficial goals and social rituals.
Representatives from Sacramento include Senators Nicholas Petris John Holmdahl and Clark Bradley for districts covering all or parts of Alameda County with Livermore area in the 14th. Assembly members Carlos Bee Robert Crown March Fong serve Hayward Union City Fremont Castro Valley Oakland. Letters to legislators reach them at the State Capital Sacramento 25814.
Morrie Ruskin notes mixed reactions to Kissinger’s peace near claim before Nixon’s inauguration. He quotes Mike Mansfield and Belle Sullivan criticizing antiwar protests and endorses restrained, hopeful sentiment toward Nixon while lamenting divided, noisy opposition and tough media scrutiny.
The Castro Valley community letter stresses human kindness after a near fatal auto accident and thanks anonymous rescuers including a doctor and local firefighters. It urges residents to attend the January 30 planning meeting on Castro Valley master plans and to submit input on proposed high rises and housing, warning of traffic, smog, and open-space loss. It notes the impact of new dwellings on congestion, taxes, and local jobs.
The reader voices strong opposition to federally funded birth control devices for sexually active youth. They argue parents should be informed and taxpayers should not bear the costs, labeling the proposal a circus and demanding accountability for public funds.
A columnist mocks the notion of giving protesters the presidency, noting figures like Jane Fonda, Ramsey Clark, Joan Baez, and Angela Davis. The piece suggests many names would fail to energize supporters and calls the experiment unaffordable and unserious.
Freshman Senator James Atrourgak from Rapid City attacks the President as establishing an elected dictatorship while railing against farm program giveaways. The piece notes Abourezk’s contentious address drawing mixed views from colleagues, including George McGovern, amid debates over federal subsidies, war funding, and the idea of withholding funds. It recalls historical impeachment talk and emphasizes the public consent question regarding Nixon’s wartime and domestic policies.
Paul Harvey notes a rising glare on predator control and bumper sticker wisdom as federal limits on poisoning predators spark conflict with ranchers like Buck Howland of Idaho. He cites 1971 losses to coyotes, argues ecological balance, and highlights Idaho Wool Growers data forecasting record low sheep numbers while warning of a fragile Earth system dependent on four cycles.
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