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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
7
The Daily Review presents editorials and opinions from staff editors and columnists. The page lists managing editor Charles Peterson Leong Ward and others as part of the editorial team.
Castro Valley seeks better days with a plan to underground utility wires and install modern street lighting along the Boulevard from west of Lake Chabot Road to east of Marshall Street. The project, costing about 819 million, would be funded by Pacific Gas and Electric, Pacific Telephone, and a new local property tax, with ongoing support costs covered by a small annual tax.
A Los Angeles committee describes government expansion as a balloon that keeps inflating without releasing air. The piece notes times of strong economy and rising tax revenue see programs grow, yet they are rarely cut during downturns. It cites Governor Reagan and political obstacles that hinder retrenchment and ends with a religious Bible reflection.
Senator Byrd suggests a constitutional amendment ending life tenure for federal judges in favor of eight year terms with mandatory Senate reapproval. Sitting justices would not be affected. He argues current checks are weak and judiciary independence could be strengthened by periodic review, though critics call it radical.
William S White reviews political reactions to police handling of the May Day riots in Washington as doves and liberals condemn the actions as illegal while supporters defend the force used. He notes Sen George McGovern and Sen Edmund Muskie warn of backlash and emphasizes Deputy AG Richard Kleindienst defends broad use of mass arrests as routine, arguing constitutional limits and public safety.
A Sacramento report depicts Governor Reagan pressed by Democrats on welfare reform as he pushes for a 1971-72 state budget. Moretti and Mills clash with hints of a rift over regulatory reforms while Jesse Unruh looms as a former mentor. Democrats seek a workable package before the budget deadline, urging cooperation to avoid stalling state business.
Adults now see rock music as a campaign draw for 18 to 21 year olds as candidates plan 1960s style rallies. May Day crowd dynamics show music attracts crowds, but turnout for action remains uncertain and politics may hinge on cultural appeal more than lines.
Senators Nicholas C. Petris Democrat 1st District Jena W Helmdahl Democrat 5th District Clark L Bradley Republican 6th District coterminous with Alameda County minus Livermore Amador and Casio Valleys. Assemblymen Carlos Bee Democrat 3rd District Hayward Anon Cry Fremont Newark Lavermore Amador Valley Robert W Crown Democrat 14th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda part of Oakland March K Feng Democrat 15th District Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland. Letters to legislators addressed to fem at the State Capitol Sacramento S08bi.
Editor notes Al Silva, Daily Review photographer, died last week. Contributors praise his punctual, courteous manner and skill behind the camera, recalling 4H events, community projects, and public relations work. The letters express loss and appreciation for his help with local groups and publications.
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