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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
8
The Daily Review notes that its opinions are expressed only in editorials while columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper is the week of May 23 1975 with staff credits for Charles Peterson Leona Ward and editors listed
The piece critiques a proposed four lane Dumbarton Bridge replacing the hazardous two laner between Newark and East Palo Alto. It argues political delays and budget anxieties hinder a proper replacement, noting environmental opposition and Peninsula pressure. The author urges mobilizing local support to push for a full, safe and effective span.
A opinion piece argues registration by mail does not fix low turnout. It cites 37 percent in Union City and 23 percent in Hayward as evidence of apathy and urges the Senate to kill the bill or seek a veto by the governor.
James Kilpatrick discusses the press in a lecture at Washington and Lee University on power in a free society. He argues the press wields unique power to inform and influence public decisions, while cautioning against blurring news and editorial content and stressing the need for an informed people.
Economist Freeman from the Hoover Institution argues defense outlays shrink as a share of the federal budget while domestic welfare spending rises. The detailed analysis claims military expenditure has remained flat in constant dollars, with a looming rise in state and local government costs and broader domestic spending dominating GNP.
Readers debate feeding bears in Yosemite and praise for a local drum and bell corps. A donor-supported plea urges care for wildlife and civic pride while a call for letters invites signatures and addresses for publication.
An editor calls for total unconditional amnesty and healing in America. He condemns vindictive repressive measures and political cynicism, urging future leaders to show ethics and statesmanship. The piece stresses compassion, unity, and forgiveness for soldiers and citizens alike, amid postwar reflections.
Editor denounces front page coverage of the May B1 May Day parade in San Lorenso for its 1st anniversary. The public remains misinformed about union peaks and related issues. The piece calls for concerned readers to write to MARIER and voices outrage at the situation.
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