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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
14
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed by its editors and do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position. Editorials and columns convey editors views, not official stances, on May 4, 1979.
In Sacramento Assemblyman Richard Hayden of Sunnyvale proposed a bill to give the Metropolitan Transportation Commission a life or death veto over Dumbarton Bridge construction. If passed, the MTC could undo actions by elected lawmakers, stalling a needed new bridge and forcing delays that worsen daily commute hardships. Hayden’s measure faces swift opposition as local communities must compromise on routing to move the project forward.
Parents and students at Hayward Unified voiced disappointment as the school board voted to drop an electronics course from the Vocational Skills Center citing low enrollment. Critics argue counseling failures and demand more opportunities in electronics, while praising community leaders Esther Jorgensen and Ric Burns newly elected to local boards.
A critique of the Kennedy backed Office of Technology Assessment argues it risks becoming a liberal lobby. The piece notes uncertain funding and staff, questions about independence, and warns the OTA could drift toward dovish, do gooder causes. It calls for unbiased operation aligned with the General Accounting Office.
Senators Cranston and Tunney and Representatives Stark Edwards list their Washington mailing addresses. Stark’s 9th district covers San Leandro Gasbo Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley north Hayward Alameda east Oakland and part of Contra Costa. Edwards’s 7th district includes south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
Morrie Ryskind weighs in on Watergate with sharp satire and strong opinions. He argues Nixon had no prior knowledge of the bugging, warns against extreme reactions, and notes liberal editors call the scandal the greatest in history while urging punishment without tearing the country apart. He defends McGovern and questions Ellsberg and related accusations, urging fair consideration and ethical conduct.
A reader recounts a night court encounter over a parking citation on a misread street and praises a judge for dismissing the charge while criticizing a CHP officer. The second letter debates executive veto power, defending Congress and urging justice and restraint in fiscal impoundment, citing President Nixon and themes of equality and protecting the poor.
The writer expresses appreciation for the Outdoor Outlook monthly issue and Ray Onpock's colt coverage in Favlow. They indicate anticipation for future issues and enjoyment of the magazine's content.
A reader riffs on weather forecasting claiming it is the most inexact science. He mockingly predicts two possible paths for tomorrow: continued fair and warm with a slight rain chance, or cloudy with intermittent showers and a possible clearing, noting it could be as accurate as professional meteorology.
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