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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1972
Page
18
The Daily Review states opinions are expressed in editorials and columns. Letters to the editor and other material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Governor Reagan's office announces no further funds for the Southern Alameda County Human Opportunity Agency after Sept. 1. The piece condemns the Poverty War program's impact, calls for eliminating political overtones, and suggests a shift to education and opportunity with local cities potentially forming a new agency.
The piece critiques override powers used by California school districts to raise taxes without voter approval. It lists proposed SB 152 and AB bills by state senators and assemblymen seeking broader levy authority for security, meals, opportunity schools, and junior high programs. It notes districts can levy various extra taxes beyond the standard rate, while other districts face stricter limits.
A satirical roundup condemns Senator Edward M. Kennedy for endorsing amnesty for draft fugitives while polling data show broad opposition. It also covers California’s pollution initiative, Chicago mayor Daley’s influence on the Democratic convention, Disney’s Mineral King ruling, Norton Simon’s art purchase, and AFL-CIO leader George Meany’s matzo ball soup quip.
Morality debates erupt as Edward Gibben critiques American ethos and intellectuals. The piece anchors on Brechtian terms and Benda’s theory, condemns campus unrest, questions Hanoi and Moscow actions, and attacks McGovern's demagoguery alongside Nixon's bombings and peace talks.
Barry Goldwater argues Nixon faces heavy opposition from Senate liberals and antiwar groups as he seeks decisive action in Vietnam. The piece notes pressure from Mdm Binh and radicals, calls out shifting Democratic stances, and praises Nixon for steady leadership amid a charged campaign season.
Report states the Vietcong offensive nears five weeks with ARVN defenses holding. Hanoi claims troop victories while U S observers remain cautiously optimistic amid heavy enemy casualties and strategic road works shaping the campaign.
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