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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
22
The Daily Review presents editorials on page 18 by Lena Ward Amsochite and Weleeday. The pieces express the paper’s stance, while other editorial pages may not necessarily reject the position of The Revier.
An opinion piece warns against state shaped history in public schools and echoes concerns over a California bill to guide social science teaching. It argues that truth should emerge from open inquiry, not political manipulation, and condemns attempts to redefine history for minority groups or political gain.
Russell Kirk reflects on returning to family farming amid rising food prices and supply concerns. He recalls past self sufficiency, shares memories of his grandmother storing eggs and peaches, and notes younger friends like Tom Galloway pursuing farming. He weighs economic forecasts for agriculture and hints at possible local revival despite distant policy trends.
In a pointed stance the author critiques state action by Wilson Riles to switch California schools to the metric system starting autumn 1976. The piece notes resistance to new math and fractions methods, cites parental confusion, and questions board awareness of the plan while highlighting political tensions over education policy.
Washington report explains how immunity works in high level Watergate cases. It details who can grant immunity, the process in court, and how witnesses like Jaynes McCord and White House figures could testify without facing prosecution, while weighing justice and potential political fallout. The piece cites President Nixon's stance and past push for stronger immunity laws to reach higher ups.
Hayward readers criticize Professor Sherman Lewis for influencing property use, arguing tax rolls may shrink as land becomes parks. Editorial note accompanies a heartfelt Mother’s Day tribute urging respect for all mothers, including grandmothers and foster mothers, with a closing sign off from Mark Belis Castro Valley.
Holmes Alexander traces parallels between Watergate and abdication era in Windsor Castle. He links Lyndon Johnson and Nixon to a broader fall of the presidency, recalling Kennedy’s death and America’s enduring struggles with leadership, crisis, and democratic burdens.
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