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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1970
Page
8
The Daily Review notes the editorials express opinions unique to the page as columns letters and other material do not necessarily reflect the paper's positions. Management identifies Charles Peterson Leona Ward as editors with Mike Nicket and Hayward Cale in key editorial roles.
Voters in Southern Alameda County will elect three assemblymen for the 13th Assembly District, including Hayward Fremont Newark Union City and the Livermore Amador Valley. The Review urges the reelection of Carlos Bee and supports Crown in the 14th District while backing Dr Mary Castle over Marching in the 15th District, criticizing March Fong for her anti pay crusade and urging retirement.
In Alameda County the 14th District includes Castro Valley and the Livermore Amador Valley. Sen Clark Bradley seeks a four year term after a legislative session in which he did not vote for Gov Renats tax reform plan. Supporters praise his conservatism on key issues.
Incumbent Eden Hospital Directors Sidney Armstrong Joseph J Jeliicic and Thomas Pierce seek another four year term in next Tuesday’s election. The district touts efficient operation and no taxes for support while praising the incumbents for guided policy and community trust.
Editor voices concern over Proposition C funding for two new South County JCD campuses. Calls for clear construction and operation costs, warns of post-construction funding dangers seen in nearby districts, and urges voter awareness of tax impacts. Includes a dog bite incident as a local fear factor.
ORVIL UHI urges voters to obtain the California Election Extra from the League of Women Voters, study eight pages of candidate records and 20 propositions in public libraries, and avoid campaign promises before the November 3 election.
A reader reports a scavenger hunt prank where youths sought an orange button and a railroad spike. They received both, returned the spike with a thank you note after the chase, and the writer expresses renewed faith in young people in Castro Valley.
James Kilpatrick reports from the Deep South on dwindling political interest ahead of the general election. He notes weak tempo in Georgia Tennessee and Alabama, a close Bush-Bentsen race in Texas, and a Whig revival in Alabama. He contrasts national debates with local employment ads and a labor market seen as irrelevant to Southern voters.
Bill Vaughan argues for removing sexist jokes from the joke book and jokes about women drivers. He supports rewriting lines to eliminate sexism while preserving wit and the broader aim of gender equality, noting old stereotypes about husbands and workers should also be challenged.
A national job registry for engineers goes live in Sacramento while 400000 of 4 million unemployed professionals face layoffs from aerospace and defense cutbacks. Harvard Business School graduate Sara Thompson once earned 18500 yearly as an insurer executive before dismissal.
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