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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
14
The Daily Review announces editorial page content and lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Acapuiate Editor. It notes that opinions are expressed by editors and that letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The issue date is Thursday March 22 1971.
A Bay Area Transit report details Fremont's 1969 accident and February delays as part of a broader view of BART's early struggles. It notes 99 trains returned to yards in February, 3 percent of service, a dip from January, and operating costs around 22.3 million, against a budget of 26 million. The piece criticizes timetables, public expectations, and management response while praising BART's best aspects and urging directors to address persistent performance issues.
James Kilpatrick walks ancient Crete from Phaistos to Knossos and the Acropolis, reflectively recalling kings, gods, and Minos. He notes ruins, olive groves, and modern souvenirs, wondering what civilization will leave behind when future archaeologists unearth Chicago or Denver.
Washington report notes two shield measures under Senate consideration. Debate centers on protecting journalists and the President's executive privilege, with both sides wary of constitutional limits and public right to know. Compromise hints appear as John Dean ready to testify in writing and talks of testimony under reasonable circumstances.
Washington window reports a clash over executive privilege amid Watergate probes. President Nixon argues constitutional duty to defend separation of powers while Congress seeks cross examination under oath. Ervin presses for full disclosure on espionage and political sabotage linked to the 1972 campaign.
Editor recounts a misreported obituary linked to Bill Avrams, a youth who died from a drug problem. The writer defends a local gym, clarifies his birth defect and workplace injury, and recalls Bill's final plea for help. A secondary note urges responsible pet identification and adoption via a local animal shelter program.
A reader thanks the Daily Review for a free classified ad service that allows posting "Yound" and "giveaway" notices at no charge. The writer notes sheltering over 20 dogs and cats, seeking help or contact from tm owners, and mentions holding people who called.
A reader letter from Sylvia Sevcik of Hayward comments on racial stereotypes and asks what the White Man's business is. The piece includes a civic note urging tree planting by volunteers, Scouts and citizens, with offers of free seedlings and cooperation from government and lumber companies. Readers are invited to send signed letters under 300 words to The Daily Review.
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