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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
14
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed only in editorials. Columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Fremont officials approved 3,838 in police studies and 111,225 in city services without discussion or public copies. The last minute supplements were not on the agenda, raising concerns about haste and use of federal and state aid funds.
The Community Drug Connell faced a packed audience as the 8 p.m. meeting began. For over 21 hours the board focused on routine items and held a 1 hour 20 minute closed session, then limited public comment to 15 minutes, prompting questions about courtesy and process.
South African army confirms kilts remain part of regimental dress to motivate troops despite a uniform change. Soldiers in kilts are told to be ready for combat while the army weighs the morale impact of the reform. A Brazilian congressman urges altering the national anthem line about resting eternally in a splendid cradle to avoid implying Brazil’s stagnation.
In Crabble Virginia Garfield Burke, 38, died on Tuesday and was buried Thursday at Woodville. The piece recalls his hard work, family life, and a community savoring rural living amid sorrow. The author reflects on death, nature, and the quiet endurance of country life.
Jim Fiebig argues the public learns slowly and federal agencies misuse campaigns. He likens FTC tactics to a domineering authority and questions tobacco industry regulation and advertising limits amid public health facts.
Officials tighten oversight of who may speak at Foreign Press Centers in Washington and New York after off the record comments by Parker Hart stir Arab bias complaints. Frank Shakespeare defends new rules aimed at ensuring attribution and careful screening of all speakers.
Morrie Ruskins' column recalls the Pentagon Papers controversy and the Times publication stance. He surveys public opinion, presses questions of press freedom versus national security, and contrasts Dewey era choices with modern editorial actions.
Councilman Tom Neven urged the State Highway Department to reconsider linking Hillary Street and Highland Boulevard via Estates Drive and to use funds for Hillary Street extension. Local property owners support the plan while calling for traffic mitigation in the Highlands area. The letter criticizes shifting school funding from state to local, urging broader state tax support to reduce local burdens.
A reader argues California must enact fair education funding to support students. They contend partial state funding and rising taxes have strained budgets, harming equipment and supplies for schools.
Summer is here and parents are urged to remind children about bicycle safety. All drivers should stay alert for new young riders on the road as sunny days bring more cyclists.
The notice lists Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney and Congressmen George Miller and Don Edwards as serving parts of South County. It provides their Washington mailing addresses and district details including cities like San Leandro and Hayward and areas such as Alameda and Oakland. The document maps constituents to their federal representatives.
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