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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1971
Page
4
The Daily Review announces personnel moves with Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leone Ward as Associate Editor in Hayward California dated Monday May 17 1971. The editorial stance remains opinion based. columns and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position.
Hayward mayor Lea Howell blames Cal State President Ellis McCune and Executive Dean William Vandenburgh for a stalled through campus road, urging resignations and accusing college leaders of inflexibility. The piece defends McCune’s tenure and questions the mayor’s judgment in a heated political mismatch.
Countdown House committees spent over half a million on fact finding last year as travel broadens the federal budget deficit. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions chair Robert Hutchins argues education should form Americans ready for change, noting youths are driving shifts. An autos growth survey notes 6,000 more cars daily. Bible verse quoted on wise speech.
Washington reports Sen. John Stennis proposes a bill warning a president against prolonged undeclared wars without congressional approval while preserving presidential control in existing conflicts. The plan aims to curb Vietnam-style interventions yet stop short of erasing executive power, prompting debate over constitutional war authority and timing.
Walter Trohan surveys Social Security as a tax and widening costs. He highlights inflation eroding benefits, rising taxes, and a growing trust fund risk while citing Abraham Ellis's critique in The Social Security Fraud. Trohan sees a need for fiscal sanity though not abolition of the program.
An open letter criticizes student strikes for smoking on campus and calls for stricter behavior. Donna Paton, class of 1964, argues students lack maturity and urges peers to stand up for learning and oppose disruptions.
A reader argues that the US has aided foreign nations while supporting a government loan to Lockheed to sustain jobs and industry. The letter criticizes the liberal left and cites support for a $250 million loan, claiming it protects employment and taxes, urging voters to consider who defends workers’ livelihoods.
A reader condemns Councilman Cooper's plan to require city permission to remove or disturb trees on private property, calling it another step toward socialism and a threat to property rights. The letter argues owners act only to improve property or remove hazards, and decries government overreach.
The essay notes Sarah a year old chimpanzee at reader residence at the University of California mastering grammar with some 130 words using magnetized chips to form sentences. The piece argues motivation and competition drive learning, criticizing reformers who deem grammar nonrelevant and urging teachers to model proper grammar themselves.
Washington reports political embarrassments around Jann W. Gardner as Common Cause apologizes for a White House aide impersonation. Denver GOP official Jo Anne Gray exposed the ruse, noting Common Cause secrecy and alleged Democratic leanings.
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