Editorial page notes and staff credits in 1872 paper
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson and Mike Mickel Gry as staff editors with roles on the editorial page. The item notes that opinions on the page may not reflect the Reviews' official position and references column content and letters to the editor on page 16 Tuesday June 19 1872 Hayward Call.
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Injustice of property tax assessment reform proposal
The letter campaign by Assessor Dan Hutchinson highlights rising owner occupied home valuations with increases from 1 to 20 percent and an average around five percent. A proposed model echoes the Williamson Act, freezing assessments for ten years if homeowners pledge not to sell, aiming to reduce annual tax shocks and support public services.
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Taxing the rich: near 400 paid no income tax in 1970
Senator Reuss urges fairer taxation as he notes nearly 400 people earning $100,000 or more in 1970 paid no income tax. Bible thought reflects on equality before God while politics presses for equity.
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McGovern Prospects Stir 1972 Campaign Noted
Washington commentary argues public mood over issues tilts toward McGovern in 1972. It reflects on Nixon’s strategy and California debates, noting voters judge leaders by image and contrast, not policy, with Humphrey and Kennedy referenced as examples.
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Foreclosure fears loom over Alameda County voters
The piece casts families in South Alameda County facing a foreclosed homestead as a metaphor for federal tax and spending policy. It contrasts local legislators and senators with national figures, warning that rising taxes and debt could force homeowners into bankruptcy by 1975 or sooner. It notes campaign promises about tax reform and cites Brookings Institution warnings of a looming deficit.
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What the Soviets fear and why they summit
Washington column argues Moscow fears U S industrial power and nuclear capability. It contends Soviet leaders overestimate American resolve and weaponry, citing SALT, MIRV, and ADC debates. The piece questions whether U S press coverage conveys Russian motives and whether Americans feel superior or vulnerable.
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Serrano decision spurs California school finance debate
Rus Walton notes California's Serrano ruling requires equal educational opportunity and proportional funding. He cites rising expenditures since 1960 and argues reform is needed as lawmakers push bills from 250 to 500 million while taxpayers demand real changes. He urges indepth study by the Senate committee and a focus on true education reform.
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