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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
9
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leana Ward as Associate Editor with Mike Niche as City Editor. The note precedes a disclaimer that opinions are expressed in editorials and not necessarily reflecting the paper's positions.
Hayward councilman George Oakes calls a 67 percent rise in the mayor’s $7,200 annual salary a joke and proposes raising it to $12,000. He argues officials devote more time to city affairs, while voters favor part time leadership and a strong staff. The piece frames the proposal as an attack on the city’s governance system.
Washington observers note a memo from a ITT lobbyist dimming the glow of President Nixon's White House triumph. The episode centers on the $400,000 convention hush money claim and testimony by Mitchell and Kleindienst. The piece casts doubt on timing and truth, while Enlai is cited as unable to help.
A nostalgic column questions TV ad efficacy after a cigarette ad ban and notes manufacturers gained sales despite no TV commercials. It muses on advertising fatigue, consumer stubbornness, and the idea of subtler sponsorships as a path forward. The piece humorously critiques modern marketing and urges restraint in promotion.
A Bay Area reader praises the paper's brief two-column news style and its coverage of senior citizens. He recalls childhood street news, notes personal health limits, and urges continued attention to retiree life, transportation issues, and popular local programs while appreciating concise reporting.
Florence fascinates the author as a 2500 year old muse more than Rome or Venice. He recalls walking Florentine streets, the Duomo, and light that seems to cling to every wall. The piece blends travel reverie with memory and the city’s timeless, almost effortless beauty.
Washington reports allege Sen. Edward Kennedy stages amnesty hearings as a campaign ploy to boost liberal aims. The piece claims no real legislation will pass this session, with Congress and committees unlikely to act and Kennedy seeking headlines over North Ireland policy too.
A fragmented note urges fuller crime reporting with focus on victims and scenes before and after the act. It argues propaganda softens punishment and calls for caudal space in narratives. The writer signs as HAROLY Maynard.
Assemblyman Carlos Tee snaps at Alameda County Mayors Conference criticism in the Review’s March 2 report. Bee retorts that the lawmaker mistook disagreement for spite and that southern Alameda County officials can ill afford such arrogant Sacramento representation. Rayward Barry L. Principi.
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