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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
6
The Daily Review notes Charles Petarsin Leone Ford as managing editor with Mike Nickel as city editor. The May 25 1871 issue from Hayward California presents the newspaper’s editorials and letters to the editor as opinion content, not reflecting the newspaper’s final editorial stance.
Hayward and Union City officials debate reexamining the Foothill Freeway route. Union City backs reopening of the 1961 plan to route the freeway east of Misamn Boulevard, while Hayward cites existing alignment issues and warns against rushed reversals. If pursued, the altered path could skirt hills behind Fairway Greens and El Rancho Verde, near the Masonic Home.
The column contrasts liberal Senator William Proxmire with conservative critics over a proposed government loan guarantee to Lockheed. It argues Proxmire, though liberal, defends free market principles, while critics warn that guarantees reward inefficiency and set precedent. The piece questions Republican justifications and laments a Democrat’s critique.
Washington reports President Nixon is unlikely to secure the $3.338 billion foreign aid budget as House and Senate committees press hearings. Key committees in Foreign Affairs and Appropriations argue over authorization and funding for fiscal year starting July 1, with strong bipartisan support for new aid agencies and procedures. Democratic chairmen face Republican alignment undermining the President’s plan.
Jeffrey Watt writes that Philadelphia mayoral primary winner Frank Rizzo, once a tough police commissioner, secured a sweeping, party line win as a law and order candidate. He defeated liberal and minority opponents, with critics blaming social unrest for civic disorder while supporters cite a desire for stable governance.
A critic blasts the Motion Picture Association of America for loosening standards in GP rated films. He argues parental discretion is useless without clear guidelines, citing excessive nudity and coarse language in recent releases that expose children to mature content.
Readers urge faith in democratic processes amid Hayward High student strike. They describe expulsions or hearings for student leaders, a call for dialogue, and concerns about governance, justice, and civic duty. The letter links school events to broader fears about Genocide Treaty and U S constitutional protections.
The editor attacks Dean William Vandenburgh of California State College Hayward, accusing him of opposing progress and pressuring Highlands zoning. The letter urges his resignation, calls the campus arrogant, and complains the city endures his influence. Readers may send signed letters to The Daily Review with full address for publication.
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