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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
8
The Daily Review lists editors and staff for Hayward California with Peters Leona as Managing Editor and Nick as City Editor, noting that opinions run in editorials and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Bay Area readers see a Wall Street Journal editorial arguing rent control worsens housing supply. It cites New York examples where officials clash over gradual repeal and the state of the market, noting bureaucratic price caps deter moderate rentals and may push middle income families out.
Castro Valley is at the center of a district realignment dispute as county, state, and regional offices are clustered away from the town. With local governance largely in Oakland San Leandro and Berkeley hands, the school system remains the only persistent local political focus.
Jeffrey Hart critiques American Catholic leadership amid Vietnam War debates. He lambastes bishops for not guiding moral issues, cites the Boston diocese statement, and questions church funding of secular ventures, education, and politics. He warns of schism risk and urges scrutinizing Church finances and influence.
Senators Nicholas Petris and John Holmdahl anchor the coterminous nth district along with Clark Bradley in the 14th. Assemblymen Carlos Bee, Robert Crown, and March Fong cover Hayward to Castro Valley and Oakland segments. Letters to these legislators go to the State Capitol, Sacramento 5014.
Washington contends that duplication wastes taxpayer dollars as HEW funded vocational centers in one city and a Labor Dept funded rival next door. Similar overlaps exist in Alaska and across agriculture and land management. Critics warn the budget ballooned to 230 billion with 1400 programs and 0000 federal employees. NPR
The dollar strain in European currency markets boosts calls in Congress to reduce U.S. troops in Europe. Senate leaders Mansfield and Symington push for sizeable withdrawals, with Ellender backing cuts in NATO force levels. Pentagon says overall U.S. force costs about $14 billion yearly, and policy links any cut to reciprocal steps by Warsaw Pact nations.
Last week Harry Truman rejected a Congressional Medal of Honor on his 87th birthday, saying he had done nothing to deserve it. The piece argues for a one time Harry Truman Medal instead, praising his independence and leadership.
Readers in Hayward protest a April 30 Daily Review piece about the Lawrence Clarks moving west. They defend local schools, condemn class prejudice, and defend Lucien Way residents, listing many families and asserting pride in local origins and manners.
Letters to the editor express concern over a petition to withdraw Hayward Boulevard from the Highlands assessment district. Writers urge keeping multiple zoning and oppose street closure. Also included are lengthy Alameda County assessor protest letters about rising 1971-72 taxes and questions on fixed incomes and home ownership.
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