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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
9
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed only in editorials and that columns captions and editorials do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The page is dated Friday July 16, 1971 in Hayward California.
The Alameda County Water District faces a growing anti fluoridation push with over 6000 signatures seeking another vote. With four directors present on a Wednesday night the board split 2 to 2 on accepting the petition and delaying action. The article argues that voters should decide the issue at the earliest ballot opportunity.
Wary Foothill precinct regulars attend Tuesday meetings around 8:15 PM while the council routinely begins at 8 PM or later. Citizens, irritated by late starts, urge the body to fix its schedule and honor those present, noting Mayer Howell and colleagues should begin on time to respect constituents.
Rep. McCloskey edges toward a neutral stance while backing a broader anti Nixon drive. Key funders and strategist allies shape the campaign with former Rep. Allard Lowenstein directing outreach and fundraising for a multi state primary push.
Washington hearings examine the declassification of a federal record tied to Hemenway and others. Ambassadors Parsons and Penfield report no impropriety in Hemenway's dismissal, while the probe uncovers selective use of material and privileged communications.
Critics focus on Secretary of the Treasury John Connally as the Administration’s chief voice on the economy. The piece questions whether he can bear blame for any downturn, notes his tough personality and Texas rise, and discusses potential political consequences for 1972 and beyond.
A senior editor argues the police are a symbol rather than individuals, noting dual public views: heroic protectors and oppressive enforcers. He cautions that condoning brutality and policing failures fuels distrust, legitimizes violence, and threatens a just orderly society.
Voice of the people records a Presbyterian protest against allocating $10,000 from the Emergency Legal Aid Fund for Angela Davis's defense. The First Presbyterian Church of Norwalk California and others criticize the selection, urge reform of the fund’s administration, and question the church’s political involvement while defending a fair trial for Davis.
A fiery letter argues against state socialism and activist leaders. The author blames welfare, education, and a UC system for political decay, vows to testify against a TV sale, defeat a ringleader named March Ki Fong, and calls for moving Castro Valley from the University of California system to restore democracy.
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