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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
12
The Daily Review for Thursday June 27 1978 notes editorials express the paper's opinions while columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Charles Peterson and Leona Wart are listed as staff editors.
Editorial notes William Saxbe, US attorney general, can live on his 320000 salary while contrasting with Judge Arnold Bauman who resigns over inflation eroding his income. Saxbe asserts crime stems from calculated risk, not social background, prompting wide commentary on common sense in public discourse.
In Fremont's Centerville district homeowners and businesspeople funded and facilitated the undergrounding of overhead wires along Fremont Boulevard with PG&E and Pacific Telephone support. The editorial lauds citizen initiative, regional growth, and the improved streetscape while urging ongoing local effort and prudent utility collaboration.
James Kilpatrick analyzes Nixon's June 10 letter to Peter Rodino on refusing to surrender tapes and documents. He argues the doctrine of separation of powers supports Nixon's legal position, while criticizing Nixon's PR that leaves the public with suspicion of concealment. The piece notes past similar refusals by Kennedy and Clark and concludes Nixon's law is sound but his PR harms reception.
A nostalgic reminiscence from Chicago Tribune about boyhood golf at Western Hills Country Club. It recalls early dues duties, formal golf culture, and a memorable story of misjudged temper amid playful misadventures with a stubborn number 2 wood woven around a tree.
President Nixon heads to a Kremlin summit with Soviet leaders to seek expanded trade and nuclear test controls amid criticism that he must resist concessions to mollify public opinion. White House argues the summit is a normal step in diplomacy.
In a reflective column, Morrie Ryskind recounts letters from readers including a sharp anonymous jab labeling him a slimy Republican Weasel. He jokes about therapy, signs off on a courtroom plea, and admits a newfound faith in Dan Rather, Schorr, and Chancellor while rejecting Di-Gel.
Paul Harvey notes rising religious fervor as leaders like Charles Colson embrace faith over deceit. Gallup cites growing evangelical strength, with Lausanne gathering in July to plot a worldwide mission. Diverse churches expand while liberal denominations decline and educated Americans grow more openly religious. Canonical faith renews influence across regions and institutions.
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