Daily Review editorial page note from 1871 California
The Daily Review prints editorial page material with statements by the editor. It notes that columns and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position and lists staff roles including Charles Peterson and Lanne Ward as managing and city editors.
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Hayward council debate over Vietnam pullout resolution
The Hayward City Council weighs a resolution urging U S pullout from Vietnam. The flawed text risks politicizing local governance while lawmakers disagree on whether to support or rescind the earlier 1969 resolution.
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U.S
Vietnam
Hayward
Pilot program at State College may skip freshman year
State College Chancellor Glenn 8 Dumke launches a pilot at San Francisco State College allowing entering students to omit their freshman year if they pass tests. Those who fail enter sophomore classes. The plan targets savings for taxpayers but critics cite high school screening failures and urge reform at the secondary level.
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State College
Glenn 8. Dumke
San Francisco State College
Dumke
San Francisco State
Ford Says Air Bags Help But Safty Backlash Remains
James Kilpatrick reports Ford Motor Company spends two pages arguing against air bag safety devices while acknowledging potential life saving benefits. Regulators push passive restraint rules by 1973 and by 1974 all cars must offer front air bags, despite Ford warning of deployment danger and secondary collision risks. Government tests show high reliability, with slow motion and crash tests supporting air bags’ protective role despite Ford’s criticisms.
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National Highways Traffic Safety Administration
United States
Ford
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No Security Clearance Tale From Top Secret Papers
A nameless source recounts a breach incident during military service involving a Jeep assignment for a young captain. The tale includes warnings about classified material and a sleep during a drive, with the author admitting no clearance but reading New York Times excerpts. The account ends with a vow not to read those editions again.
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New York
Washington representatives and mailing addresses listed
In Washington ILS the Senators and Congressmen with South County constituencies are Alen Cranston and John V. Tonrey in the New Senate Office Building with specified room numbers and DC ZIPs. George P. Miller and Dan Edwards are listed in Capitol buildings with district notes for Alameda County and southern Hayward areas and their Washington addresses.
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Alen Cranston
New
Senate
Washington, D.C
John V. Tonrey
George P. Miller
Hay
Burn
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Dan Edwards
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Muskie Faces Staff Shakeup Amid Presidential Drive
Senator Edmund Muskie shows strong polling nationally while his Washington staff undergoes a near wholesale turnover. Over six months, key aides and 14 support personnel have been replaced, blamed on his aloofness and focus on a presidential bid. Critics allege temper issues and aggressive behavior, though new staff deny the charges.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Muski
Koroter
Clomhors
Ellad Muskle
Ats Fallin
Federal Pay and Pensions Spark Public Debate
Walter Trohan argues that federal salaries surpass private industry, with top pay and generous retirement benefits growing since the 1950s. He cites a shift from salary publicity to secrecy, notes heavy workload for many workers, and suggests Congress seeks pay raises for staff while pension costs rise.
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Washington
Federal Registter
Congress
Disarmament debates and Nixon era arms talks
The piece surveys whether any form of disarmament is possible amid SALT talks in Helsinki. It reviews Benjamin Becker’s analysis in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, noting distrust between powers and proposing cautious steps the USA might take to ease fears, potentially aiding peace and Nixon’s political standing.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Rusti
Hyo
Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Union
Shore
Benjamin M. Becker
Chicago
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Rocker
Alameda County Legislative Districts Split in Sacramento
Representatives covering Southern Alameda County include Sen Petris and Reps Holmdall and Bradley. Assembly members Bea Crown Fong and others serve districts overlapping Livermore Amador and Castro Valleys with offices at the State Capitol Sacramento 95814.
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Alameda County
Nicholas C. Petris
John W. Holmdall
Clark L. Bradley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castra Valley
Carlos Bea
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Robert W. Crown
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Sian Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Fong
Castro Valley
Ashland
Lottary
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Sacramento
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