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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
14
The Unity Review states that its opinions appear only in editorials columns cartoons and letters to the editor and do not necessarily reflect the position of The Daily Review. Editorial staff include Charles Peterson Leona Ward managing editor and Mike Nicke associate editor with Gily Katto listed in credits.
A Bay Area water district seeks a 7.093 million bond to fund mains and growth. Directors pledge no property tax increase, while opponents warn of hidden costs and rising rates. The measure requires two thirds support. voters urged to approve despite concerns about growth, revenue bonds, and future rates.
A garbled report references Soviet claims about lunar samples allegedly sent back ages ago and compares them with U S claims. It mentions wheel progress and product sales expectations for the year amid strained rhetoric and fragmentary phrases.
The column defends economic expertise and critiques political use of policy debate. It contrasts administrators like Heller Okun and McCracken with Edwards Stein and McGovern. It argues economics should inform policy beyond partisan divides, stressing equity and redistribution versus austerity.
Representatives in Sacramento map out Alameda County districts with marked incumbents Democrat Nicolas Petris and John Holmdahl and Republican Clark Bradbury. Districts cover Livermore Amador Valley and parts of Castro Valley Hayward Union City Newark and Oakland with Bay Area cities named. Mail to State Capitol Sacramento 95814.
A Washington diary view shows President Johnson weighing options for a 1972 ticket. He weighs keeping Agnew versus dropping him, noting Agnew’s weak renomination chances and potential backlash from the Right if ousted, while considering Nixon Connally style ticket benefits for Texas and the South.
Readers discuss the value of current books for teens, parental consent in abortion matters, and the role of education. The exchange defends youth literacy, sexual health openness, and community parks like Garin Regional Park, praising Hayward area amenities and warning against overdevelopment and poison oak hazards.
Editor appeals for action on POW MIA families amid the 1972 election. The letter urges voters to question candidates on plans to address POW MIA disappearances and emphasizes democratic choice at the ballot box. Mrs Kennedy notes her son Allen has been missing in action for 32 days.
A collection of sweeping, incongruent observations links Paul Marvey and various experts to urban cynicism, youth crime, and social pressures. It cites Police Commissioner remarks from New York, criminology from Chicago figures, and debates on narcotics, sex education, and parental influence. The piece mingles quotes from university professors with speculative claims about youth, hormones, and societal decline.
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