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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1972
Page
5
The item notes that The Daily Review in Hayward California publishes editorials columns and cartoons on the editorial page. It clarifies that opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Gov Reagan joins concerns over a $7 per $100 valuation property tax cap proposed by Los Angeles Assessor Philip Watson. The plan shifts about $2 billion to state levies, underfunds public services by hundreds of millions, and largely benefits business while harming renters and homeowners. Lawmakers urged a more equitable reform rather than placing such a measure on the June ballot.
James Reston, spokesman for the New York Times, shifts stance to back President Nixon over Hanoi. He argues Nixon may gain support if Hanoi tries to humiliate him, compares U.S. public opinion to Paris in Dien Bien Phu era, and warns Democratic candidates cannot dictate terms to Hanoi. Bible thought follows.
Mary McGrory reports Shirley Chisholm announcing her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Brooklyn teacher turned congresswoman presents herself as a fresh voice and a bold, self assured candidate in a field with notable reservations and endorsements from some Black Caucus members.
The list covers Senators Petris Holme Dahl and Bradley representing parts of Alameda County in the 11th Bh 14th districts. Assembly members Bee Crown and Fone serve Hayward Union City Fremont Castro Valley and Oakland areas with coterminous districts. Letters to legislators go to the State Capitol Sacramento 1914.
In a two week session anti-busing actions surge across Congress with calls for a constitutional ban or funds blocks. Bipartisan support grows as Rep. Norman Lent gains 181 signatures to push a full House vote, while Judge Merhige’s ruling accelerates hearings on a constitutional amendment.
Washington opinion piece contrasts Nixon and McGovern on defense. McGovern calls for drastic cuts including troops home from Asia and Europe, Navy shrinkage, and halted new weapons. Nixon favors moderate strengthening with a larger research budget. The author argues the choice hinges on defense policy and warns against Democratic defeat.
The author recounts flying 4 000 miles and failing to detect threats with current screening. She questions instant analysis and notes ground screening flaws cited by government officials. Martinez recalls a 747 hijack after a passenger slipped through a magnetometer and reflects on sky marshals and their limited arrests.
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