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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1972
Page
8
Charles Peterson and Leona Ward acknowledge editors in chief and call for reader letters. The Daily Review states opinions in editorials and notes that cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. March 12 1972 Hayward edition.
Wilbur Mills of Arkansas pushes a 2 percent Social Security increase effective July aimed at senior citizens. Critics from the tax and spend camp warn it would raise auto prices and fuel inflation. Senator Alan Cranston advocates tying welfare boosts to Social Security, while observers note wage deductions would soar by 1980.
BART tax hits every Soufy County homeowner at 2.62 cents per dollar of value, about $20 annually for a typical home. District manager B. R. Stokes earlier forecast BARE in operation by mid year but now says nothing is definite, yet the tax impact remains definite.
The piece argues against labeling performance contracting a failure despite a preliminary OEO report showing no clear gains. It notes ongoing support for open classrooms and off campus programs, cites industry figures, and discusses union resistance to intrusion into education while highlighting mixed outcomes in public and private settings.
Assemblyman Willie Brown of San Francisco reintroduces legislation to legalize all private sexual conduct between consenting adults aged 38 or older. Co author Assemblyman Joh Burton and Senate Leader George Moscone expected to carry if passed.
Morrie Ryskin surveys the 1968 presidential race noting Muskie and Nixon likely to win in New Hampshire while predicting a tough path to renomination for Nixon. He cites past close calls, party fractures, and the evolving stance on China, US politics, and GOP unity as the contest tightens toward November.
Barry Goldwater era alarms cite a widening tech gap in Wilshire country sparked by defense shifts and Senate rejection of supersonic transport. NASA Langley chief Cortright warns of unemployment among scientists, declining STEM interest, and rising superproblems that demand integrated, proactive solutions from industry and government.
The piece argues that Nixon's visit to Peking shifts power toward multipolarity, with implications for Taiwan and NATO. It warns against defense budget cuts driven by public apathy, notes the risk of a Moscow trip, and stresses the need for on-site inspections and credible guarantees amid arms talks.
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