Editorial page from The Haily Review July 28 1972
Page 12 presents editorials and letters to the editor from The Haily Review. It notes opinions express the editorials and other page material reflect the editor’s positions, with staff bylines listed for Charles Peterson Leona Ward Mike Nickel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haily Review
Charles Peterson
Leona Ward
Mike Nickel
Baily
Colvins
Crilieris
Fetters
Taps Go Dry in Hayward Sparks Call for Answers
Residents faced water shortages as Hayward reservoirs ran low during a four day heat spell. The city council is urged to demand a full report on why water mains were delayed and why warnings about dwindling supplies were not issued. The editorial notes failures in monitoring, warning systems, and infrastructure investments, including the Mission Boulevard aqueduct and fire protection readiness, urging accountability from public works officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywani
Leo Howell
Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Bowevard
Water Department
Kennedy Still The Idol At McGovern Nomination
In Miami Beach, Teddy Kennedy's dazzling convention speech outshines George McGovern, who labored to unify the party but failed to match Kennedy’s energy. McGovern’s delegation recalled Kennedy as the Democratic darling, while old guards lamented the lack of open nomination heat and timely speech. The piece notes Kennedy may campaign for McGovern, while the author cites Kennedy’s humble stance and McGovern’s White House hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
George McGovern
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
McGovern
George McGovyerd
Kennedy H
Prss
Navy
Seminee
White House
Miami
Democrats forfeit a valuable old claim in Miami Beach
The writer argues the Democratic convention in Miami Beach exposed divides within the party. They claim McGovern’s platform eclipsed his acceptance speech and highlight concerns over federal debt inflation and spending. Criticism focuses on California leaders and radical figures shaping Miami Beach politics and a looming November minority coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McGovern
Miami Beach
Cesar
McGovern
Dole
AFT NEA unity remains unlikely in coming year
The feud between the Nation al Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers persists with no major mergers planned at national level. NEA officials bar national deals while exploring possible Confederation ties with public employers. observers see continued state and local mergers and sustained union lobbying for education funding and tax shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Arl-Cio
NEA
Cival
Representative Assembly
Aislcs
NWA
APT
Albert Shanker
New York State
AFT
New York City
Donald A. Morrison
New York
Atlantic City
David Selden
St. Pan
Selden
Sellen
Jonah
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afl-Cio
Coatifion Coughtim
Afscme
Apl-Cio
NEA Representative Assembly
Afi-Cio
Selten
NIA
Washington
Cherokee Bill Script Vision Sparks Controversy in Ft Smith
The writer reflects on a proposed Cherokee Bill film set around Northfield and Judge Parker. He critiques violent content and social aims, arguing for realism and social consciousness while exploring the potential for controversy among teens and local history in Ft Smith Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Sens
Ial Smith
Ark
Heavy Meus
the Great Northfield
Hesoli
Bald” Slaesing
Cl Robertson
Steve
Ike
Jesse
Prank James
Cole Younger
Thack
Mai Tinkerton
Cole
Ft. Smith, Ark
Northfield
Baylist
Ft. Smith
Charles
Hanging
Sidge
Parker
Miei Steung
Hke Pudi Lerbalter
Pucen ‘Colbert
Arkansas River
Ned Christie
Luis Buck
Bill Cooky
Efhal
C. H. McKinnon
Indias
Cherokee Hill
Bello
Bill
Missouri Pacific
Belle ‘Starr
Tara i
Ate x
Switzerland
America
South Alameda County lawmakers and addresses list
A summarized directory of South Alameda County political offices with U S Senators and Congressmen, party affiliations, district ranges, and mailing addresses. It names Senator Alan Cranston, Senator Jol Tubney, Representatives George Miller and Don Edwards, and state senators Nicholas Petris John Holmdahl Clark Bradley, plus assemblymen Carlos Bee Robert Crown Marek Fong. Addresses point to the State Capitol Sacramento and Washington D C offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
South County
Alan Cranston
Roan
Senate
Washington
Jol V. Tubney
D.C
George P. Miller
Rayburn
Dentral
San Leandro
Cash Valley
San Lorenzo
Liverore Amador Valley
Hayward
Alamieda
Oakland
Don Edwards
Nisstriet
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara County
Nicholas C. Petris
John W. Holmdahl
Clark L. Bradley
Alwaeds County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castro Valley
Carlos Bee
Datocrat
Livertpore-Amador Valley
Robert W. Crown
Alameda
Park of Oakland
Marek K. Fong
Loth Peut
Astland
State Capitol
Sacramento
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary McGrory
Teddy
Massachusetts
Rus Walton
Democratic Party
Oliue
Florida
Gianib
Middle America
Illinois
Ohio
California
Democratic House
Thal McCavern
Ieach
Assemblyman
Brown
John Pured Om
NEA Unity
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
South Alameda County