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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
17
Page 12 M Thursday May 17 103 The Daily Review identifies editors Charles Peterson Leone Ford managing editor and associate editor. It notes cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
California Democrats push a gerrymandering plan for the 80 Assembly districts as the state Supreme Court may reapportion. Governor Reagan's veto threatens any legislative scheme, while a rival plan would realign Livermore-Amador Valley and Alameda districts amid cries of corruption and power plays in the Assembly.
James Kilpatrick discusses how the Twenty-first Amendment's repealing of Prohibition raises questions of state power to regulate alcohol. He notes protective state wine taxes and licenses, cites Brandeis-era rulings, and reports efforts by wine states to challenge or overturn those precedents in light of modern production growth.
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nicholas C. Parris John W. Holmdahl and Clark L. Bradley for districts covering parts of Alameda County. Assembly members are Carlos Bee Robert W. Crown and March K. Fong with districts spanning Livermore Amador Valley Castro Valley Newark and Oakland areas.
A long, fragmented discussion flags chaos in global finance from 1960s to modern times. It cites Keynesian decline, gold prices and free market anxieties, noting shifts under Nixon and Soviet trade talk. The piece references experts and unnamed officials, predicting gold rising to 103 to 110 dollars per ounce and ongoing monetary instability worldwide.
A reader rebuts a previous critique of Hayward Animal Control describing injuries caused by loose dogs and a dog’s death. The writer urges responsible pet ownership and warns against rushing to blame without full context. The second letter supports Cinco de Mayo celebrations, stressing Mexican heritage in California and education about Mexican history and culture.
A letter from Arminta Braasch of Redwood Bowmen and California Bowmen Hunters criticizes the Naval Weapons Center China Lake plan to slaughter 2000 wild burros in the Mojave Desert. The author questions authority and highlights concerns over federal protection, relocation options, and a state permit.
A narration follows Jim Fiehig as he recounts how a $500 market plunge, bad advice, and a single stock transform his view of investing. He recalls Merrill Lynch and the lure of quick gains, the rise and fall of markets, and how greed nearly broke him before he stayed the course.
A critique of David Wise’s Lying and Charles Goodell’s Prisoners argues officials mislead to preserve power. The authors warn that since World War II truth has been eroded, urging citizens to defend dissent through constitutional rights, courts, and a press that exposes government secrecy.
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