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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
8
The Daily Review editors present opinions in editorials columns and cartoons and letters to the editor. Not all content mirrors The Daily Review's official position, as private columns and cartoons express individual viewpoints.
Readers see a heated debate in New Haven Unified over community versus neighborhood schools as enrollment climbs. Voters have approved only one bond issue since 1968, while districts Hayward Tremont and Fremont weigh overlapping needs and space sharing ideas to resolve growing student numbers and facility strain.
Ruthven E. Libby argues Nixon's China visit did not alter core U.S. policy. The editorial warns against overoptimism, notes Mao and Chou's insistence on U S withdrawal from Asia, and questions how to normalize ties with a regime committed to expansion and military strength. The piece stresses the limits of dialogue with Communists and previews implications for future U.S.-Soviet and U.S.-Japan relations.
The interview with Congressman Ashbrook, R-Ohio, portrays his opposition to President Nixon’s re nomination. He cites broken promises, a drift leftward, and a growing $45 billion deficit. He defends Republican principles and explains plans for a California primary based bid. He comments on foreign policy, taxation, and domestic priorities.
Fremont readers argue the city leash and dog license laws are unevenly enforced. A resident questions license benefits, cites loose dogs causing yard damage, and criticizes animal control for delays and shifting blame. The writer urges targeting dog owners and better use of tax funds.
Mary McGrory profiles Governor Askew as a potential Democratic keynote figure in the Florida primary. The piece highlights his moral stance on busing, humble origins, Presbyterian faith, and rising national visibility from Meet the Press. It notes speculation on a vice presidential bid and his appeal against Wallace era pressures.
The column argues amnesty for Vietnam era draft dodgers remains a charged issue. It questions citizen obligations, promises, and the potential impact on representative government if enough young men refuse service, suggesting policy could outlast the war itself.
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