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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
6
Leona Ward associate editor notes on the Daily Review page dated Monday March 49 1978 clarifying that opinions in editorials are the paper's and columns letters cartoons and other editorial material may not reflect the paper stance.
A guest column analyzes shifting support for federal social policy and busing. It contrasts supporters of strong presidency with opponents who cite inefficacy of spending and argue minority parent groups like Guadalupe resist desegregation. The piece questions motives behind busing and highlights diverse community reactions nationwide.
An Alameda County Superior Court judge rules that church state separation bans paid time off for religious attendance during work hours. State Sen. George Moscone backs a bill to grant a formal holiday for all government employees, while critics argue the existing 21 holidays suffice and attendance could require compensating overtime.
A Philadelphia doctor warns nickel may be eighty poisonous to humans and urges government action to remove it from coins. The Air Force says it will triple the number of women in its ranks and recruit for jobs traditionally held by men as women push to take the lead.
Smith Hempstone surveys a string of terrorist attacks and diplomatic killings across Tel Aviv, Belfast, Khartoum, Bermuda, Rhodesia, and elsewhere. He notes links among groups, cites hijackings and kidnappings, and questions whether a central conspiracy exists. He mentions Baader Meinhoff and other radicals, with many names and places threaded through a dated Cold War frame.
Representatives and senators listed include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John V Tunney with D C mailing addresses. Representatives Fartiay W H Pete Stork 8th District Don Edwards old district provide district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley north Hayward Alameda east Oakland and part of Contra Costa County and south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of San Clara and San Mateo counties.
Holmes Alexander surveys how Stalin's death anniversary prompts varied Russian views. Medvedev notes despite crimes Stalin stayed loved by many, fueling nostalgia and fear of renewed terror. The piece contrasts Stalin worship with Brezhnev era leaders and Kremlin attitudes.
A letter criticizes biased language about Native Americans and argues for self determination and proper Indian representation in schools. It questions education, language knowledge, and portrays white America as dismissive. The writer cites Russell Means and Wounded Knee, urges inquiry into reservation conditions, and defends community activism.
An editor’s note describes a bizarre dream of visiting the IRS in a Wall costume. The narrator, in a rabbit outfit, presents a bag of financial documents and jokes with an agent about dependents and charity. The agent offers tax plans and declares time up.
An editor notes cost effective traffic timers with signs on signals reading Leading Green or Delayed Green. In a large eastern city these signs reduce confusion and collisions by clarifying when a turn may proceed.
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