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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
6
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The piece questions a shift in university funding and oversight, alleging a political motive to strip the governor and lieutenant governor of Board of Regents influence. It cites Professor Jann Searle and hints at efforts to nominate regents from university-influenced lists with Senate veto, urging scrutiny of the lecturer’s background.
The proposed constitutional amendment by Assemblyman John Stull to cut expense accounts for legislators after September 1 and shorten sessions is criticized as impractical. The piece argues the legislature resists restrictions, yet urges lawmakers to view themselves as the public does, warning that public patience is narrowing.
A sardonic interview on a rusting bus reveals Dr. Homer Wardscrabble of Backwater Tech, a controversial anthropology head touting radical eugenic notions and sociopathic reforms. He mocks accredited schools, promotes Russian roulette as population control, and envisions an isolated Happy Island for narcotic addicts while lamenting society’s embrace of stupidity. The encounter ends with Backwater Tech denying accreditation and seeking public funds.
Opinion column questions Assemblyman Bill Bagley stance on compulsory busing to achieve racial balance. It contrasts his law wording with his later expressed opposition, notes past critiques by Floyd Wakefield, and suggests clarifying amendments or a statewide ballot on compulsory busing.
James Kilpatrick surveys the Arnheiter affair and Nell Sheehan’s new book, finding a vivid but flawed portrait. He notes Arnheiter’s sharp rise and abrupt fall, Sheehan’s fresh allegations, and the broader questions about Navy history and justice.
In New Hampshire McGovern built credibility with a strong personal staff and door to door outreach led by Gary Hart and graduate volunteers. Grandmaison ran the Manchester operation, assembling a youthful team to court voters with meticulous, ground level contact. By mid February support rose, surpassing Muskie in early polls with about 37 percent of votes anticipated.
In New Hampshire Nixon leads Republicans while Dems stay fractured, with McGovern emerging as a credible candidate. Muskie falters from frontrunner, Wallace looms as Florida primary tightens the race, and party lines shift as candidates build campaign organizations ahead of future states.
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