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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1974
Page
7
The Daily Review explains that its opinions are expressed only in editorials and that columna cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position. It identifies Charles Peterson as editor and Leona Ward as managing editor for the June 12 1978 issue.
Editorial argues for priority consideration of Castro Valley applicants to fill the Hayward Area Recreation District director vacancy. It notes a long list of qualified candidates, acknowledges district-wide representation needs, and urges the board to favor Castro Valley if ties occur while ensuring broad district balance.
The Daily Review presents endorsements and recommendations for the election ballot. It lists candidates for Supervisor District 2, County Clerk Recorder, Superior Court, Municipal Court, and local city positions plus bonds and measures for Bay Area agencies and school districts. Several measures are noted with Yes or No votes, including BART board, school bonds, park bonds, water bonds, and reform propositions.
Jaworski charges Nixon with turning the Watergate inquiry into a farce by dictating which evidence may be used in prosecutions and then behaving as his own judge and jury.
James Kilpatrick reflects on rural life near Scrabble Virginia, detailing the perpetual struggles of farming. He contrasts city annoyances with farm hardships, from floods and broken supply lines to pests like voles and rabbits, describing repeated plantings, crop losses, and household repairs. The piece mixes humor and grit, ending with a stubborn affection for country living.
The quote discusses the challenge of obtaining dollars regardless of exchange rates in London, Rome, Paris, or at home. It emphasizes practical control of currency and mobility over its nominal value, reflecting a concern with access to funds rather than mere worth.
Paul Harvey argues big oil profits from the first quarter should fund high risk U S exploration. He notes reliance on Middle East oil and rising energy demand, urging expansion of coal and shale, efficiency, and public understanding while criticizing politicians for blaming oil companies.
A long letter urging residents to vote yes on school mill levies, arguing that communities must back teachers, boards, and administrations to provide quality education. The author, a former teacher now volunteering in Hayward, highlights programs like CORE and ROP, questions tax spending, and appeals to valuing children as a constitutional right.
Editor letters discuss media privilege versus citizen privacy and compare wartime surveillance to modern calls for tapes. Puzzling views on the President, bugging, and private conversations surface alongside notes on Marlene Michelson’s article and corrections to James J. Kilpatrick and Dr. Shockley debates at Princeton.
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