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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
9
The Daily Review dated June 28 1970 features editorials and opinion columns as its own stance. It lists Charles Peterson as editor and Leona Ward as managing editor with entries for Assagatte as editor.
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Burger reverses prior obscenity rulings, arguing that the average juror can judge offensiveness and that communities must set moral standards. The decision signals a renewed push for decency in what is displayed and sold, while acknowledging ongoing debates about censorship and public taste.
A fragmented report notes the FDA ends seven years of study with a rule requiring at least 25 percent cherries in pies and no more than 15 percent blemished fruit. It raises concerns about size color and care standards and jokes about reassigning staff to pies.
In Manhattan a wave of bystander intervention has residents aiding robbery and assault victims. Eight would-be suspects are jailed after crowds confront crime, aided by police, echoing a calmer attitude since the Kitty Genovese case. The piece notes personal stories of strangers assisting strangers amid a growing sense of community.
In Washington and Paris discussions the Nixon Brezhnev talks prompt wary reactions. France and other NATO allies fear hidden deals while U S officials insist no arrangements endanger friends. The Paris visit and the nuclear war prevention pact heighten unease about premature demobilization and the strength of a united front in Europe.
Washington views of Angela Davis and Robert Welch as polar educational figures are examined in two recent books. Davis, a Birmingham background activist and militant Black nationalist, is portrayed as a Communist figure linked to violence and radical schooling, while Welch, founder of the John Birch Society, is described as a self taught critic who reflecting on education as part of a broader conservative critique.
James Kilpatrick reports on passive restraint devices, now airbags, required after August 15, 1975. Real-world testing since 1974 has shown eight serious crashes with flawless inflation and lifesaving outcomes, though a single inadvertent deployment occurred. GM and Ford deployments, Allstate testing, and notable crashes from Santa Barbara to Philadelphia illustrate progress and lingering safety concerns.
Opinion criticizes Prop 20 and coastal commissions for stripping private property rights. Argues state control over shoreline and forestry plans threatens individual liberty, urging resistance to bureaucratic overreach and ecological zealotry. Names Carl B. Schreffley and references to Nejedly and Z'Berg as examples.
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