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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
8
The Daily Review notes its opinions appear only in editorials letters to the editor and other opinion pages do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Charles Morerson is listed as Managing Editor with an associate editor and staff credits for June 16 1978.
The piece endorses renewed Dumbarton Bridge progress after Abbott Knox AB 3219 shifts funding rules. It notes toll revenues might finance the project and opens discussion on broader Bay Area funding, while predicting Atherton opposition may endure until a ribbon cutting.
The piece argues public office does not grant immunity for private misconduct and criticizes the idea that public life’s moral standards are separable from private behavior. It cites Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray, cites National Review, and urges accountability beyond taxpayer funds. It notes ordinary Americans demand decency from public figures and dismisses the notion of private virtue exemptions.
A writer argues that the First Amendment is endangered by censorship of a small publisher and a controversial book on Senator Kennedy. He cites personal publishing experiences, bookstore refusals, and ad blocking as evidence of suppression of opposing viewpoints and the risk of government-imposed press controls.
In his remarks June 4 1928 Will Rogers jokes that nominating someone else could trigger a presidential veto by habit The piece notes readers ire and references a Rogers Memorial event with rights reserved and unclear details
In a letter from John Pappas and family, the former mayor and councilman thanks supporters, Mayor Nene Weinreb, the city council, and the Dinner Committee for a Centennial Hall event honoring 20 years of community involvement. He plans to stay active in Hayward civic life.
A reader laments invasive scrutiny of presidents private lives and urges focus on pressing issues such as unemployment and social aid. The letter praises veterans and families, honors American heritage, and wishes a strong, blessed nation on its 200th birthday, signed Mrs Max L D'Starr Cestm Valley.
A humorist laments failed attempts at political jokes about Humphrey Ford Udall Carter and Carter teeth. The piece reflects on the difficulty of finding funny material as real candidates and events loom, noting the challenge of writing witty columns about contemporary politics.
Guest opinion forecasts a lively senatorial contest between Sen. John V. Tunney and Sen. S I Hayakawa after the primaries. Tunney, praised for moderation, faces Hayakawa, a San Francisco State figure famed for opposing campus radicals. The piece notes campaign dynamics, minority outreach, and the potential for a debate.
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