Editorial page notes and editor names for The Daily Review
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson Levie Ford as managing editor Acsoviate editor Mike Nickel and City Editor 43 on Friday July 23 1971 in Hayward California. The paper states opinions on the editorial page and that columns letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s stance.
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Charles Peterson Levie Ford
Acsoviate
Mike Nickel
Hayward, Calif
The
Daily Review
Park District Face Slings Questions Over Tax Hike Plans
Officials in EAST BAY Regional Park District were pressed about whether Washington Township would receive its share of funded projects if the state allows a tax rate increase. The district offered cautious, non-specific assurances, while critics cite Garin Park and Coyote Hills as failed promises and urge residents to withhold approval for higher taxes until tangible progress is shown.
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East Bay Regional Park District
Washington Township
Park District
Coyote Hills Regional Park
South County
Garin Park
Hayward
Alameda County
Coyote Hills
Paging Mrs Fong in Sacramento and nearby politics
United Press International notes Assemblywoman Fong did not vote on a landmark 18 year old rights bill nor a bail reform bill, yet she appeared at a news conference endorsing Indiana Senator Bayh. The column mocks the public life, pay, and media glare surrounding her.
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March Fong
Sacramento
United Press International
Fong
Assembly
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Agnew Abroad Tests Backdrop of Global Tour
Vice President Agnew completes a four week, ten nation swing amid Africa's safari drama while Kissinger brokers Vietnam and China diplomacy. Nixon faces a busy orbit as Agnew offers polite lines at royal receptions and observers weigh political signals for 1972.
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Belgium
Agnew
Ballyhoard
Thiopia
Mr. Agnew
Henry Kissinger
Paris
David Bruce
Vietnam
Kissinger
China
Nairobi
Nixon
Peking
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Joma Kenyatta
Kenya
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Those bloodthirsty pacifists and a columnist clash
The columnist laments hostile reader letters about bullfighting and matadors. He notes letters range from praise to threats of gore directed at him and asks how a pacifist can desire harm on others. He vows to avoid cow pastures for five more years.
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Spain
Atoyne
Conservative melancholy and Nixon era politics recap
A travelogue on conservative mood across the nation critiques the Nixon era, notes shifts in the Supreme Court and Congress, and urges measured analysis of policy proposals. The piece urges conservatives to resist knee jerk reactions and to follow centrist liberal barometers like the New Republic and the New York Times for perspective.
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Nixon
Frankelin D. Roosevelt
Leo
Harris
Teddy Kennedy
Northeast
Wallace
Alf
Roosevelt
Ilka A Phite
Academy
White House
Congress
Supreme Court
Court
Earl Warren
Blackmun
Burger
House
Snans
Senate
Richird Nixon
Herbert Unover
New Republic
New York Times
Napoleon
Biba
Aid to Pakistan Deepens Uproar in Congress
Washington leaders face pressure as the House Foreign Affairs Committee votes 17 to 6 to curb an aid package worth 118 million dollars in economic assistance and 188 million in military and technical aid for Pakistan. The dispute centers on Pakistan’s behind the scenes role linked to Nixon’s China talks and broader US relations with Peking and Moscow. The split reflects broader debates on U.S. policy toward South Asia during the era.
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Washington
Pakistan
Beking
Nixon
Red China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Peking
Yahav Khan
Henry Kissinger
Chou Bu-lai
Yahya Khan
China
Russia
India
Hatfield Term Limits Spark Debate On Congress Reform
Washington echoes with talk of a constitutional amendment to cap terms for senators and representatives at two consecutive six-year and two-year terms respectively. Supporters say it would shake up a aging Congress and improve responsiveness, while opponents argue it would topple chairmen and disrupt governance.
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GBS
Aros
CBS
Vitaiion
Apps
Washington
Capitol Hill
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Oro
Hatfield
Congress
Volers
Lords of the
Senate
House
Voice of the people on state employees and budgets
William M. Clair of the Shapler California State Employees' Association argues that wage settlements raise consumer costs. He cites cost of living gaps, past pay increases, and health plan changes, contending delayed pay raises and pay restrictions harm public service and budgets.
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California
Carpenter’s Union
State Personnel Board
State Board of Equalization
Governor's
Department of Motor Vehicle
Reagan Ax
Maui
William M. Clair
Shapler
California State Employees’ Association
Gas iro Valley school budget vote and tax shifts discussed
The Gas iro Valley Unified School District board approved the editor budget on a 4 to 1 vote amid criticism. Opponents cited savings from Canyon High School closure, higher administrative salaries, travel costs, and override taxes for state or federal programs. The note compares valuations, taxes, enrollment, and state aid from 1965 66 to 1985 66, highlighting rising costs and enrollment growth, with Paul Rhodes criticizing the presented percentages.
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Gasiro Valley Unified School
Board of Education
Clulr
Canyon High School
Irusteax Duffey
Frank
Moflard
Paul Rhodes
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