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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
21
The Daily Review declares opinions express by editorials cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's official position. Charles Paterson Leana Ward serve as managing and associate editors.
A quiet Hayward street groundbreaking marks the start of a 100000 building for the Walpert Center for the Retarded. The 5000 square foot facility will host dances arts and crafts meetings and entertainment for about 150 residents. The project is funded by 36000 raised by 25 dedicated Ladies Aid Retarded Children of Hayward members who run a thrift shop on Mission Boulevard and other fundraisers.
A provocative editorial argues the 1972 Nixon reelection reflected middle class rejection of liberal policies. It warns of a post Watergate landscape with smear campaigns, dramatic political realignments, and potential constitutional upheavals. The piece questions who will shape reform, justice, and national direction.
Guest opinion warns that a Nixon visit to Moscow could invite a repeat of past detente trade hopes and grain deals. It cites Soviet voices and U.S. critics, noting defense costs, energy worries, and the risk of one way trade while calling for cautious diplomacy and vigilance.
Holmes Alexander reviews Elisberg testimony before a subcommittee on executive powers and secrecy. He contrasts Elisberg with Whittaker Chambers, noting grandiose self view, messianic rhetoric, and complex psyches. The piece critiques the culture of espionage, opinions on the Pentagon Papers, and calls for caution against overreach.
The nation experiences a rare peace as Vietnam ends and U S combat winds down if Congress withholds funds. Riots fade, minorities gain political power, campuses quiet, unions grow, and a broad sense of stability emerges despite lingering Watergate tension.
State Senator James Q. Wedworth proposes Senate Bill 43 to move the burden of proof in tax disputes from taxpayers to tax agencies, seeking rebuttable presumption in tax and property assessment hearings. The measure faces opposition from the State Board of Equalization Franchise Tax Board and several county groups citing higher workloads and inconvenience.
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