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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
13
The Isily Review clarifies that opinions appear only in editorials. Columns cartoons and letters reflect individual writers and do not necessarily represent the paper's position. The staff list includes Charles Peterson Leong Ward Menesing Balias Associate Editor Ike Nickel as Editor Page 14.
Alameds County Voter District weighs a 7.95 million water bond with pledges no property tax or water rate increases. Despite fear of growth and rate hikes, supporters cite a record of promises kept and urge voters to approve. Opponents warn of future cost and alternative funding, urging careful consideration before Tuesday’s election.
A garbled report suggests Soviet claims of Lira 2 sending moon rocks older than any US samples and hints at potential attempts to outpace American space efforts. Separate notes mention bicycle makers predicting higher product sales this year amid generic, unrelated musings.
Column discusses the Republican economic philosophy amid political clashes over redistribution and taxation. Stein and McGovern are cited on policy vs. ideology, arguing for economic reform and addressing poverty, inequality, and the moral limits of taxation.
A garbled list assigns Senators and Assembly members to districts around Alameda and Sacramento areas. Names include Nicholas C. Petzis John W Holmdahl Clark L Bradley Carlos Bee Robert W Crown March K Feng with districts covering Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Castro Valley and parts of Oakland while references to Castro Valley Liv Amador Valley and 14th District appear unclear and inconsistent.
The President studies a yellow legal pad weighing options on Vice President Agnew. He marks a “Keep Him” column, considers Agnew’s poll numbers and potential consequences for party unity, then weighs the risk of dropping him for a Democrat or oil-backed opponent. The scene hints at a fracturing GOP and looming 1972 implications.
In letters to the editor, readers urge supportive approaches to teen education and sexuality, defend library and school censorship limits, and praise Garin Regional Park in Hayward. They stress adult responsibility, open discussion, and preserving Garin Park amid urban growth and poison oak concerns.
Editor calls for civic action to aid POWs and POW-MIAs during an election cycle. Mrs Kennedy notes her son Allen has been missing in action for two months as the piece urges readers to share information with relatives and civic organizations without endorsing any candidate.
Paul Hervey argues rural life remains a strong example amid urban decay. The piece cites a New York police official and a Chicago psychologist on youth crime, drugs, and family influence, urging rural values as a corrective to modern permissiveness and televised culture.
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