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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
5
The Daily Review of Hayward California states its opinions are expressed in editorials on the editorial page. Columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's viewpoint.
Editorial urges the California Legislature to adopt a state income tax withholding system. Reagan supported withholding concept last year, but failed reform efforts halted progress. Proposes starting July 1 to stabilize cash flow, curb transient underpayment, and meet year-end obligations. Estimates of uncollected taxes from transients cited, with $400 million potential late-year receipts. Printing half a million employer notices cited as a hurdle. advocates prompt legislative action to avoid cash shortages and warrants.
Jeffrey Hart describes his two day stop at UC San Diego La Jolla amidst controversy over Third College and campus crime. He notes bright, civil students despite heavy political emphasis, and a radical student seeking deeper religious and psychological questions over political topics. He reflects that personal search for meaning may outweigh politics.
Walter Trohan surveys 1972 presidential race as Nixon widens lead with deescalation in Vietnam and improving economy. Shooters include McGovern, Muskie, Bayh, Hughes, Kennedy heirs, Mills, and other Democrats while Nixon looms larger, reducing late opposition potential.
A survey of Democratic hopefuls in 1972 shows no public challenge or commentary on President Nixon’s China policy, with Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie remaining reticent while others seek foreign affairs expertise. The piece notes cautious politicking as candidates wait to gauge public reaction.
An early Time magazine ad features three lions and a headline about fears of having a baby. The African Wildlife Leadership Foundation asks for donations to aid the animals, while the reader questions the ad's sparse details and motives.
An editor writes from Hayward about Kaiser Foundation Hospital employees parking in residential areas near Hesperian and Tennyson, residents protesting property rights and lack of crosswalks to off site lots. The letter also questions traffic control and freeway routing authority between state and city, noting impact on homes and tax rolls.
A resident couple from Hayward writes the city mayor and council objecting to the Highlands assessment district and higher density zoning. They claim new assessments threaten their life savings and home down payment, noting their immigrant background and desire to remain in the current neighborhood without welfare dependency.
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