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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
12
The Daily Review on March 1 1873 states editorials express the paper's opinion while columns letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The notice clarifies sections separated from news content.
A local editorial urges Hayward Unified trustees to terminate the district’s lease of a former La Vista School District admin building to the Hayward Unified Teachers Association. The author calls the $300 annual rent a gift of public funds and argues the district should exit the office rental business to avoid perceived impropriety.
The Hayward City Council funded Hayward First with about 18000 dollars to promote community purpose. The tenth annual Hayward Las Vegas Air Race Cruise sends a couple on a weekend trip with 166.14 dollars budgeted for a jet ride, Stardust stay, and hospitality room while critics call the plan wasteful and exclusive. They argue public subsidies should support broader programs uniting diverse residents rather than funding private travel.
A column disputes charges of repression while railing at anti communism and Hollywood figures. It recalls Jane Fonda and Daniel Ellsberg talks, Birch Hiss, and State Department ties, criticizing McCarthy era stigma. The author mourns Fred Niblo Jr who died after defending pro US stance and laments industry dangers faced by actors and journalists.
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nicholas C. Petris and John W. Helmdahl of the Democrat districts, Clark L. Bradley of the Republican district, with Assemblymen Carlos Bee, Robert W. Crown, and March K. Fong. All of Alameda County minus Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley are in play, addresses at the State Capitol in Sacramento.
Nixon touts vague property tax relief but offers no specific bills. Cost estimates range from hundreds of millions to billions, with options limited by budget ceilings and targeting. The elderly poor would gain little while mortgage and property tax deductions largely benefit the young and affluent.
Mrs N J Fitzpatrick of Hayward laments perceived betrayals by U S leadership from Yalta to Vietnam, arguing POWs deserve freedom and denouncing policy shifts as treachery. She cites Korea Cuba Formosa and aid to enemies, urging a return to honor and a faster repatriation of prisoners.
Editor argues officers should use cover and cautious tactics when approaching suspects rather than heroic displays. He laments gunfire against officers harms society by reducing recruitment and endangering the public, urging safer training and restraint.
Paul Warvey questions state and federal efforts to regulate self protection measures such as seat belts and health care, noting laws proposed in four legislatures and contemplated in 17 others. He cites FDA limits on Red Dye No 2, then discusses government roles in preventing harm from others and from ourselves, the auto helmet rules, industry readiness, and a pending nationwide belt belt buckle campaign with 20 percent of drivers already wearing seat belts.
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