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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1974
Page
11
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and not in calumns or letters to the editor. It lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor, clarifying that editorial page material does not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position.
Hayward City Council studied a plan for outdoor rock concerts on Winton Avenue near the air terminal, with a decision expected next week. Supporters argue for youth recreation, while residents fear noise and vandalism, but the Board of Adjustments granted conditional approval with an enforcement safeguard.
The piece notes satisfaction with California's early June primary and argues that Proposition 9 signals voter desire to reform how leaders are chosen and held accountable. It warns that real change depends on continued voter engagement and warns against complacency if Prop 9 passes.
A boy recalls a street scene on Galvin Avenue with Kinky, his odd smelling clothes and a tense evening of family calls. The narrator notes calls from Budd, Adams, and others as Kinky, once teased, disappears after a final unanswered whistle.
James Kilpatrick notes Baltimore seeks urban renewal by preserving old neighborhoods and broadening housing access. Policies minimize slum demolition, protect Mt Vernon and Federal Hill, and promote mixed income housing via foreclosed properties sold for one dollar with rehab obligations. The piece reflects cautious optimism about the city’s conservatism shaping a model for other aging cities.
Will Rogers cites a Baltimore will leaving 200000 for a plan to keep Congress away from the President. He notes Congress has 18 months to accept or reject, but suggests the sum would not fund the investigation into the donor's funds. December 24, 1928.
Ivan Sumich argues that even small developers invest millions and gifts to officials threaten integrity. He cites Watergate and Agnew as warnings, commends whistleblowers, and urges Fremont officials to disclose all business dealings with developers over five years while praising local staff and investigative reporters.
A reader argues for Nixon's right to due process and equal treatment, criticizing press bias and prosecution zeal. He questions tapes versus testimony, cites Calvin Coolidge, quotes biblical passages about the tongue, and notes public allergy to scripture in a defensive, era-appropriate voice attributed to HERBERTIHOLCOMB Castro Valles.
Jaworski accuses Nixon of pressuring investigators and trying to stage a judge and jury in the Watergate probe. Ford urges Nixon to turn over evidence to the House inquiry to aid the President. Pentagon opposes broader public access to secret information, saying it could disrupt military operations. Treasury sources anticipate approval for privately issued paper pennies to relieve a penny shortage.
A columnist notes how television and interpretive reporting shape views of Nixon. He cites Gallup data showing 44 to 3 support for impeachment, mixed state polls from California and Orange County, plus a liberal LA daily poll and a Burbank NBC study. The piece questions media bias and public persuasion.
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