The Daily Review Editorial Page Notes June 18 1971
The Daily Review announces opinion content variance in editorials with reader letters to the editor and other editorial material. Notation lists Charles Peterson Leone Ford managing editor Assulute Exliue Mike Nickel city editor. The Houston area is referenced, and the piece indicates editorial positions may not reflect the paper's stance.
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Daily Review
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Fremont plan for nursery in the city’s future
Fremont may soon enter the nursery business as a pragmatic solution to a land-ownership clash. The core 21 acres of California Nursery plus the Valerie Adobe would be given to the city, exchanged for 575 mixed housing units on adjacent land, with a proposal to lease the nursery area to a private operator to maintain open space without costing taxpayers, while preserving the nursery itself.
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Park compromise in Newark seals weekday reserve for groups
Park officials propose weekend public access to Eucalyptus Grove Park while weekdays would keep the site reserved for scouting and similar groups. The plan aims to balance public use with supervision costs, amid a dispute over full open access and future sale to developers.
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Newark
Eucalyptus Grove Park
New Political Factor Emerges From Youth Employment Realities
William S White discusses how 1973 shifts in the job market redefine youth political influence in 1972 elections. He argues economic pressures push 18 to 20 year olds toward candidates who promise job creation, reshaping support from liberal Democrats and skepticism toward liberal Republicans. The text notes campuses face limited openings, with graduates and high school leavers competing for scarce work, and distrust of the political system aligns with the economic stakes. The piece attributes growing disillusionment to unemployment, including among PhDs, and predicts youth alignment with candidates who emphasize employment.
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El Cordobes Greatest Bullfighter Provokes Fear Across Telecast
A Taft crowd watches Jim Flebig discuss El Cordobes the world’s premier bullfighter whose cruel artistry shocks viewers. He doesn’t kill to thrill but toys with the bull, a perilous display that thrills and unsettles, even via closed circuit.
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Allen and Goldsmith Hope for lasting Mideast peace fades
Washington report outlines waning U S hopes for a comprehensive Israel Arab peace agreement, shifting focus to an interim Suez Canal reopening. President Sadat's stance and Soviet influence rise as key factors, with critics arguing U S diplomacy risks entrenching Cold War power dynamics in the Middle East.
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Russia
California Welfare Costs Soar And Welfare Reform Debates
A column discusses California welfare spending at 4.3 billion annually with 2.229 million recipients, comparing it to state budgets and 1964-65 costs. It critiques welfare workers, cites Reagan proposals to remove employables, and blends political satire with observations on nutrition, exercise, and public discourse.
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Voice of the people City job still vacant
A longtime activist signs as a frustrated and concerned teen in Fremont, urging Hayward council to hire a human relations coordinator and criticizing delays, political excuses, and treatment of immigrants. The letter recalls a yearlong push and calls for accountability before voters.
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Hayward
America’s Downfall Editorial Note From Ireland
Editor laments the United States’ decline, recalling harsh Irish poverty and immigration hardships. The writer contrasts past struggles with current crime and social decay, framing a warning about national decline and personal experiences as context.
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Lockheed and Foreign Loans Spark Public Debate
A public discussion questions Lockheed Aircraft and its critics while outlining U S loans to 149 foreign regions totaling over 138 billion dollars from 1948 to 1980. It notes only one debtor, the Republic of South Mildea, repays with interest. The writer asks why allies sabotage an American firm and questions the priority of large national debts over a smaller corporate loan. The author disclaims being unaffiliated with Lockheed.
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World Finance
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Sacramento lawmakers from southern Alameda County districts
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nicholas C. Petrie John W. Holttdshl and Clark L. Brediag representing parts of Alameda County with two coterminous senate districts. Assembly members Carlos Bee Robert W. Crown and Marek K. Fang cover Hayward Union City Fremont Livermore Castro Valley and Oakland areas. Letters to legislators go to the State Capitol Sacramento 1614.
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