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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
11
The Daily Review outlines that opinions on its page are editorial by the paper and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor.
Editorial urges passage of Sen. John Nejedly’s bill allowing certain Alameda and Contra Costa counties residents to withdraw from BART funding. It argues fair treatment demands relief from shared tax burdens, criticizes unlikely service expansions, and urges Assembly approval for the bill to test government fairness.
Executives from two major oil companies foresee prices stabilizing and potentially climbing again after recent fluctuations. In nearby news, Morgani heiress auctions her Long Island mansion contents for over $1 million, described by neighbors as a grand garage sale route.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls boyhood antics with brothers and parents. The author chronicles huddles for permission, a house strike for pay, and a humorous punchline about three strikers: Billy, the narrator, and their mother, reflecting lessons learned.
Washington observers note the House killed a proposed eight year grants program worth up to 400 million to help states plan land use and conserve watersheds wetlands and historic areas. critics warn of looming federal overreach while supporters urge federal guidance to curb growth and sprawl.
U S Senators and Representatives serving areas including Southern Mareda County list their offices. Cranston and Tunney are Democrats in Senate offices in Washington. Fortay H Stark and Dan Edwards represent districts with addresses in Longworth and Rayburn buildings and include cities like San Leandro Hayward Alameda Oakland Livermore Newark Pleasanton Fremont Union City and Santa Clara County portions.
Readers urge Fremont color photography to show blighted zones alongside beautified views. One letter cites Coyote Hills south of the Dumbarton Bridge and asks for public exposure to spur remedial action by officials. The second laments Flag Day neglect and reiterates patriotic ideals and allegiance to the United States.
Proud daughter Steph writes to her father Jess Gae Ga from Hayward describing love and lessons learned since attending church. She reflects on their 16 years together, hopes for closeness between family members Marcia and Rhonda, and thanks him for raising her in a caring home.
A reader laments bureaucratic growth in Washington, compares it to a growing monster, and argues the federal establishment remains uncontrolled despite Watergate. He urges tighter limits on government power, recalling Jefferson on binding government.
Paul Harvey defends Nixon's right to a fair jury and condemns press impeachment pressure. He argues big city papers shape opinion, risks mistrial claims, and criticizes Watergate as vendetta while noting journalists must balance criticism with restraint.
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