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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
9
The Dail Review lists Peterson Leones and Managing Editor, Associate Editor Mike Nike, City Editor 14 Thursday March 1972 in Hayward California. Editorial material reflects the paper's opinions and letters may not reflect the newspaper’s position.
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto wins a key Washington fee dispute over a 2.3 million dollar antitrust case involving public agencies. A jury ruled the fee-splitting arrangement with the Washington attorney general and an assistant was legal, despite calls to return funds. The ruling fuels Alioto's political future and prompts caution about public officials and private law work.
An analyst argues Mayor Sam Yorty should publicly back George Wallace to influence California’s delegation. The piece notes Wallace’s Florida gains, potential California impact, and Yorty’s weak primary showing. It cautions political risk, cites expected delegate counts, and envisions Wallace-Yorty slotting into a Democratic ticket dynamic.
Washington report notes Lindsay and campaign manager Aurelio scramble for outside money after a weak Florida showing in fifth place. They describe Wisconsin as a austerity campaign with limited local Wisconsin contributors. New York primary stakes loom as funds drive continues with urgent appeals to donors and a cautious Liberal Party stance from Alex Rose.
Washington mood centers on Nixon’s Paris talks cancellation and a national appeal for POWs. A march on the White House protested the war, while polls hint public support for continued pressure to free prisoners. Families urge end to the conflict and safe return of servicemen.
Readers clash over a pre school program, ADA funding and enrollment impact, with Barnard defending early education and criticizing coverage, while David Rest and others defend school integration of gay outreach, bus costs, neighborhood tensions, and school boundary issues.
An alumnus of Rancho Arroyo Junior High and current Sunset High student criticizes Marin 22 Review's claim that Rancho students enrolled at Mt. Eden instead of Sunset. He objects to the portrayal and defends Sunset's appeal.
A Republican candidate for Congress criticizes Democratic rivals for vilifying George Miller. He praises Miller’s years of public service and urges rivals to stop personal attacks and allow Miller to finish his term with dignity. He notes the political distance yet goodwill toward Miller.
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