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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
10
A noisy fragment from Hayward California dated Wednesday June 8 197. It states the editorials on The Review’s editorial page reflect not necessarily the paper’s positions. The editor credits Leona Ward and Nick le as editors and mentions the editorial content includes letters and opinion material.
A two day strike by New York City municipal employees disrupts drawbridges and highlights the need to enforce laws against public employee strikes. The piece argues for stiff fines and deterrents, warning that legalized strikes would be as foolish as legalizing drunken driving.
Thousands of Hayward area residents and Nimitz Freeway motorists watched a smokey plume Saturday from air base training fires. Air National Guardsmen conducted exercises near Hayward Airport, drawing concern about air pollution in a climate of ecological awareness.
The piece critiques the Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs in Austin Texas, noting a six story hall and replica Oval Office. It contrasts modest White House symbolism with a grand campus tribute including hundreds of photographs and closed circuit TV tapes. It questions the monumentality and secular immortality sought by the structure and its Texas branding.
State legislators serving Southern Alameda County include Senators Nicholas C. Petrie Democrat Wh District John W Helmdahl Democrat-Wh District Clark L Bradley Republican 14th District. The 7th and 8th Districts coterminus cover most Alameda County minus Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley. Assemblymen include Carlos Bee Democrat-1th District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore Amador Valley Robert W Crown Democrat-11th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda part of Oakland March KC Fang Democrat-11th District Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland. Letters to legislators may be addressed to them at the State Capitol Sacramento.
Washington debate over Soviet missile forces centers on new spy satellite cameras and whether Russia is hardening its silos or advancing new missiles. Analysts estimate six to eight months to obtain definitive data as officials dispute credibility and intent amid historic missile gap discussions.
The piece alleges a Nixon regime crackdown on civil liberties, noting FBI actions, press manipulation, and mass detentions. It describes calls to subvert media independence, references Cronkite’s alleged replacement, and mocks a conspiratorial chain linking Bergman era intrigue to a broader suppression.
Willard Edwards argues Nixon may hold secret knowledge justifying confidence in a breakthrough at Helsinki talks. Critics from across the spectrum question the basis of optimism, noting the agreement’s cautious scope and the linked ABM limits versus offensive arms.
Councilman Daniel E Cooper urges passage of an ordinance to curb noise pollution and prevent rapid destruction of large trees. He argues prudent development preserves the skyline, cites recent tree removals near Latay Market and Oliver property on Hesperian Boulevard, and calls for action to safeguard remaining stands for all residents.
The editor states in May that the Tree Preservation Ordinance proposed to the City Council applies only to undeveloped properties. It would allow term property owners to cut down trees on fully developed parcels. The ordinance would apply to trees 6 to 10 inches in circumference or more.
A Laurel Grove Hospital incident report notes laboratory equipment disappeared over the weekend. The article suggests the lab may have been left unlocked due to student nurses using a row in the laboratory, raising concerns about safety and future relations with the hospital. Hospital staff express cooperation with schools and training programs, hoping for clarification.
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