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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
8
The Daily Review outlines that opinions in editorials express the newspaper's stance while columns letters to the editor and other editorial page content may not reflect the paper's position. It lists staff roles including Charles Peterson managing editor Mike Nic city editor Leona Foard associate editor.
Opinion notes SB 801 and AB 1406 propose a 3.75 levy on all property with revenue distributed by student counts. South County districts could gain sizable sums while tax rates fall, but concerns about state intrusion into local taxes persist. author urges caution yet sees overall potential gains for students and teachers.
James Kilpatrick argues the Supreme Court has retreated from pure majoritarian democracy after a series of reapportionment rulings. He notes Justice Frankfurter’s dissent, praises Chief Justice Burger’s leadership, and suggests the court’s recent decisions restore balance between equality and practicality.
U S senators and congressmen representing parts of South County share mailing addresses in Washington D C. The list includes Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John V Tuntay along with Representatives George P Miller and Don Edwards. State legislators for the region include Nicholas C Petris John W Holman and Clark L Bradley with assembly members Carlos Bee Robert Crown March K Fong.
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey believes Edward Kennedy is the man to beat in the Democratic race, with Kennedy's high poll standing and a powerful, organized staff keeping him firmly in the contest despite his denials. It notes Humphrey’s view that rival candidates are racing for second place while Kennedy remains actively in the race.
The discussion features Ernest van den Haag arguing against pornography in terms students find persuasive, calling for shared Western values and protection of individual uniqueness. The speaker notes strong impact on students and urges tough legislative action against pornographic material.
A Hayward area resident criticizes city council zoning, college influence, and tax costs since 1958. She cites failed annexation promises, sewer and street delays, repeated studies, and rising taxes while accusing planners and a Cal State professor of stalling and self interests.
Editors urge uplifting daily messages to strengthen national spirit and respect for laws. They cite Proverbs and Psycho Cybernetics to advocate positive, patriotic language that motivates citizens toward unity and a proactive, success oriented mindset.
Evelyn Schneider thanks the Hayward Human Relations Commission and the newspaper for their coverage. She notes hearings were poorly attended but reporter Brian Wiersema covered the points with discretion and clarity, appreciating the city’s focus on human relations.
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