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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
9
The Daily Review from Hayward California notes editorials on page six dated Wednesday June 2 1971. Columns letters to the editor and other material on the page reflect the editorial stance of the paper.
Alameda County bar association has not rejected the idea but demands reimbursement for attorneys serving as hearing officers in campus disciplinary cases. Other counties agreed to panels of volunteer lawyers, while Cal State Hayward reported prolonged closed hearings, risking reduced attorney enthusiasm for the voluntary plan. A interim panel may provide gratis service while officials debate funding and scope.
A Newark Unified School District proposal to run an informational telephone news service raises concerns it could become propaganda funded by tax money. Trustee Elwood Ballard, who created the idea, would have the district finance the $66 monthly line and $14.8 monthly instrument.
Washington commentary argues Eugene McCarthy could wield outsized influence in the Democratic field, possibly blocking front runners or even launching a third party. The piece notes his past antiwar stance, current rhetoric, and potential to disrupt front-runners like Humphrey Muskie and Kennedy, while acknowledging uncertain paths to a new convention outcome.
A fragmented notice lists U S Senators and Congressmen with parts of South County in their districts and provides Washington mailing addresses. Names include Senator Alas Cranston and Senator John Tunney with their office buildings, plus Congressmen George P Miller Don Edwards with district mentions and locations in Washington D C.
The South County Ecology Center voices support for a local recycling effort while Miss Debbie Rogers and a driver clash over how to handle containers. The editor defends Dean Van denburg against what he calls a personal attack and confirms campus planning alignment with city goals.
The piece describes FBI pursuit of Angela Davis amid claims of political bias in her case while noting reactions from Black activists, liberal groups, churches, and professors. It contrasts these cries for justice with sympathy shown for patrolman Waverly Jones and his funeral turnout, highlighting tensions over race, politics, and law.
A GOP analysis framed around the SALT agreement argues anti-ABM positions by Democrats, citing Fulbright and Muskie remarks to claim disarmament talks will shape US bargaining leverage. The piece notes Republican strategy to cast SALT as a political chip and warns of future electoral risks for the Nixon administration.
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