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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
17
The Daily Review states opinions appear only in its editorials and letters to the editor. Columns and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the journal’s position. This note clarifies editorial boundaries and the Review’s stance on opinion pieces.
The Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency nearly collapsed after diverting state funds and resisting a mandated phase out. The agency redirected 140000 and then 191000 to keep operations alive, leaving unpaid obligations to a city consortium and raising questions about economic aid policy and Nixon era programs.
The state Board of Education endorsed SB 71 to let local school boards permit smoking on high school campuses. It suggests regulate areas where smoking would be allowed, a move critics call a setback to youth health. Opponents urge stronger enforcement and education to keep smokers off campuses.
James Kilpatrick recalls a childhood visit to the Carnegie Library in Scrabble Virginia and recalls reading Ulysses and Greek classics there. He reflects on the library as a home away from home and credits it with inspiring his love of books, Greek myths, and his later career. He mentions Delphos and Andrew Carnegie and the literary culture of 1935 as touchpoints.
Guest opinion argues for a returnable deposit on beverage containers to curb litter. It recalls past door to door can drives by Boy Scouts and housewives who redeemed cans for small rewards, noting current five cent targets and higher costs to stores and manufacturers. The piece mentions proposed laws in California and Oregon and the lobbying that blocked a previous California bill.
Rose Pupo of Hayward objects to the February 27 city council master plan amendment approving a supermarket and neighborhood center at Tennyson and Hesperian. She argues it harms small businesses and raises traffic and noise, cites hospital impact, and urges citizens to attend meetings to avert further damage.
Michael A Castro urges opposition to public school corporal punishment in Hayward. He criticizes the school board, cites Gregory Michaels as a reform voice, questions Joan Hamblin’s feedback, and argues education should be the focus, not rehabilitation.
A reader mocks government wartime food programs, joking about meatless days and plantings, asking how to grow vegetables correctly and whether the state would pay for not planting a victory garden. He cites fears about carrots growing toward the earth and radishes washing in rain.
In a Stockton case Bob Bennett, a Lodi liquor store operator, challenged the California Board of Equalization after deducting 3 percent from sales tax receipts to cover service costs. Officials seized his bank funds without a warrant, while Bennett argued the action violated the Constitution and his livelihood. The Stockton Superior Court granted him relief by ordering the state to show cause for releasing funds.
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