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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
21
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Frank Madigan announced he will not seek a fourth term as Alameda County sheriff, ending a storied run since 1962. He guided the department through the UC Berkeley Free Speech Movement era and volatile protests, earning respect for intelligence and calm leadership even amid tension and violence. County citizens valued his honesty, dedication, and firm approach during challenging years.
James Kilpatrick speaks to the Virginia State Bar in Fredericksburg on the ethics of disobedience to law. He argues that disobedience can be justified only as a last resort with clear links to grievances, open action, and acceptance of punishment, not personal or covert acts that cause harm.
The president suggests Watergate mirrors politics as usual, risking public cynicism. He notes many see systemic flaws, recalls shock at arrests of re election aides, and urges a strong response to uncover the guilty, regardless of rank.
The piece argues Agnew should publicly oppose the Ervin committee and the Nixon press lynching, asserting the Vice President’s duty is to defend the Constitution and the President only if impeachable conduct is proven. It praises Agnew for speaking against political manipulation and urges him to maintain independence.
A San Leandro reader calls for the Social Needs Committee to control all local social funds and to replace members, arguing money should stay in San Leandro. The letter criticizes city leaders and praises front page coverage of a June 7, 1978 story about Jonsson High School and its program for trainable adults.
A letter to the Fremont City Manager praises the city for flying the flag on Memorial Day and other holidays. The note thanks the City Manager’s office, Har Joan, Walker In particular, and mentions the Fremont Police Department. Signed by Kennety and Kathleen Klapperich, Commander and President, and Robert B. DeMello Post and Auxiliary VFW.
A column laments propose shield laws expanding journalist confidentiality while praising past ethics. It cites Governor Reagan signing a newsman privilege and criticizes unidentifiable sources in Watergate style reporting, arguing such shields risk rumor masquerading as fact and harming citizens.
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