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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1972
Page
11
The Daily Review from Hayward California dated Wednesday January 26 1922 lists Charlee Peterson Leona Ward asManaging Editor and Associate Editor Mike Nickel as City Editor. Editorials and letters to the editor reflect the editorial page material not the post jinn of The Review.
City and county officials struggle with a persistent animal control problem in Southern Alameda County. A proposed area-wide solution would bypass city governments and fund through the county general fund, aiming to avoid fragmented dog catching bureaus while matching services to costs.
The column condemns Army prostitution in Vietnam barracks as a security and morale risk, arguing for the Spartan standard at home and abroad. It warns against mixing military life with chintz and notes the impact on discipline, training, and drug problems, urging a clear moral line.
In Manchester New Hampshire a crowded presidential primary features five announced Democrats and four Republicans plus a vice presidential race. The field includes Muskie McGovern Hartke Yorty and Nixon McCloskey Ashbrook with party hopes tangled in volatile voter turnout and undecided registrants.
Washington an exhaustive General Accounting Office inquiry into Kennedy Center finances and administration, urged by Sen. Jennings Randolph, alleges Roger Stevens overspent and meddled outside authority. Engineers blamed design changes for delays totaling 2 years, with overruns estimated at 2 to 5 million dollars and a federal share near 4.6 million.
The list names U S Senators Alan Cranston and John V Tunney with New Senate Office addresses in Washington DC. It also lists Congressmen George P Miller and Don Edwards with Rayburn Building addresses and district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley North Hayward Alameda East Oakland South Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Santa Clara County portions.
Virginia Payette argues that even with high costs, raising children is priceless, counting personal losses and the social spending report. She notes $310,000 spent to raise Amanda and reflects on the value of family joys and memories despite expenses.
Ernest B. Furgurson notes the scarcity of genuine praise for the United States in Florida amid campaigns. He cites Willy Brandt’s visit and Leacock’s quip about Americans, arguing national self regard has waned while a single kind word could sway voters. The piece echoes nostalgia for postwar confidence and criticizes political framing.
In the Cas tro Valley Board of Education January session a 65 passenger bus was leased for 13701.82 after seven firms obtained specs, one bid returned. A cash purchase of a 66 passenger bus last year cost 8414 with a 5377.02 higher cost this year and seven board members opposed the cash option. A mini computer bid around 22000 was the only valid bid and accepted. The 1970-71 audit cited missing formal property records, limiting audit tests and omitting asset values, preventing a full opinion on district financial position. questions about the audit were declined as unnecessary for the board. The motion to reject the audit failed on a lack of second.
A tersely phrased editorial voice imagines offenders being invited to meet with the city attorney at their convenience and walking free with all charges dropped after fundraisers like bingo. The text includes playful and satirical asides about public fundraising events and political privilege.
Fre mont editor laments unresolved crime issues noting the city could spare two detectives to probe violence at a bingo game The piece adopts a skeptical tone about local law enforcement and civic response With a nickname Little Ole Gambler mentioned the column hints at a persona commenting on the scene
The piece analyzes Hubert Humphrey's 1972 Democratic bid and argues he must shed the cheerful image that drew mockery in 1968. It suggests a somber, action oriented persona with photo coverage of tough campaigns to shake the laughable perception and strengthen his nominating chances.
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