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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
23
The document notes page 20 of The Daily Review featuring editor Charlee Peterson and Leona Foard with managing editor and editorial commentary. It clarifies that opinions reflect the newspaper and not the post office.
Frank Madigan announced yesterday he will retire as Alameda County sheriff after a long career starting in 1962. He earned respect for intellect and steady leadership during turbulent years including the Free Speech Movement era. The county will miss his understated, peaceful approach in tough years.
James Kilpatrick reflects at Fredericksburg on disobedience to law with examples from American history. He offers six tentative guidelines for when unlawful acts might be morally justified yet stresses legal consequences and the need to endure punishment.
Washington report notes President Nixon echoes that Watergate is not unlike past scandals and argues the system is vulnerable. It cites aides tied to the probe, his delayed response, and critics’ claims that corruption pervades public service while calling for accountability regardless of rank.
As a devoted Agnew supporter, the writer argues the vice president should honor his oath and defend the Constitution rather than serve partisan aims. He frames Agnew as the president’s man yet urges independence from Nixon’s impeachment pressures, citing Times of London praise for Agnew’s stance.
Editor letters debate the Social Needs Committee in San Leandro. One writer calls for council action to ensure charity funds stay local. The second praises a front page school feature and urges publicity for Johnson High School vocational training programs to attract local employers.
Veterans of Foreign Wars praise City Manager Bar leen Walker for ensuring the U S flag flies on Memorial Day and other holidays. They also thank Fremont Police Department and extend gratitude to the community.
A column critiques California moves to expand journalist privilege, noting Governor Reagan signed newsman privilege into law and Walter Karabian proposes further protections. The piece argues such shields risk enabling rumor, obscuring sources, and harming accuracy, urging lawmakers to protect citizens rather than shield reporters.
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