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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
13
The Daily Review in Hayward California notes that opinions in editorials are the paper's own and that letters to the editor and other editorial content do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The Hayward City Council reached a settlement on garbage collection rates with Oakland Scavenger Co that raises monthly basic service to 2.40 dollars from 2.20, a contrast with Fremont's deal with East Bay Disposal Co. Critics say council involvement in negotiations weakens administrative separation and hints at distrust within city hall, amid tensions between Mayor Leo Howell and city staff.
Attorney General John Mitchell warned Washingtons legal elite that Americas criminal justice system suffers from courtroom gamesmanship, delays, and overextended due process. He urged judges and defense lawyers to restore common sense and swift, fair trials to restore public confidence.
In early Nixon years a White House aide reflects on American world role. He argues the United States remains a dominant power but not the sole global force. With Vietnam waning support and a changing balance of power five centers emerge, including Japan and Western Europe, signaling new alliances and risks.
A long winded account argues Governor Reagan vetoed CHP pay raises. It cites CHP officers near 42 years old with families, seeking parity with city police salaries to attract and retain staff. The piece details fiscal logic, highway safety, and the desire to pursue legislative override rather than strike.
Washington views a quiet renegotiation of 140 million dollars in defaulted loans with Egypt as extending payment terms while allowing continued U S imports of Egyptian petroleum textiles and extra long staple cotton worth about 40 million dollars annually. The piece notes covert extensions of a 1963 cotton trade pact, vast counterparty funds, and a push to rename Egypt to Arab Republic of Egypt after a faltering union with Libya and Sudan. It also highlights Egypts high airline casualty rate with Russian aircraft and the impact of Soviet arms shipments.
Hearing notes dispute over a National Committee against Discrimination in Housing report on San Leandro. HUD officials defend grants contingent on identifying issues while homeowners insist no problem exists beyond reputational claims. Community voices seek apology and a strong, organized youth program.
A Newark Crisis Center volunteer reports six weeks of internal bickering and politics undermining youth support in the community program. The editor laments ongoing hostility and strained efforts to help local youths in the city area.
The article reports Paul McCloskey calling newly registering eighteen year olds to register Republican to vote against President Bison. It notes opposition from Alshush, questions voter influence, and contrasts conservative GOP trends with Nixon era politics.
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