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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
9
The Daily Review in Hayward California acknowledges editorial opinions through its editorials. It states columns letters to the editor and other pieces may not reflect the paper’s official position.
Voters in Ward 3 and Ward 5 of the Maat Bay Regional Park District are urged to consider challengers Harold Chall and Howard Cogswell against incumbents Marlin Haley and George Roeding. The Review cites absenteeism and ineffective representation, highlighting Garin Park and Coyote Hill Park as emblematic issues and praising Chall and Cogswell for public service records and pro recreation projects for South County.
In California's Eighth District voters next Tuesday choose Michael Crane a former policeman and teacher who advocates boosting local employment and shipping jobs with federal funds. The Ninth District sees Mark Guerra challenging Don Edwards in a race shaping party balance and management of the district.
AC Transit has held patronage steady thanks to district policies. Two directors, William Bettencourt in Ward 4 and Robert Copeland at large, face ballot opposition next Tuesday. The Review endorses their bids for re election to maintain district progress.
The piece argues Lawrence O'Brien has pushed a reverse McCarthyism against Spiro Agnew, denying substance to accusations and framing attacks as partisan. It highlights Agnew’s defense of dissent, contrasts real McCarthyism with current tactics, and critiques O'Brien’s Vietnam stance and claims of fear politics amid recent national tragedies.
Washington report traces eight year battle by veterans groups to create a separate Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs. Chairman Russell B. Long opposed the move, arguing it would curtail seniority driven control in Congress. A reform bill passed a narrow vote but failed to alter the seniority system and will not reshape veterans oversight.
Rome reports say President Nixon's late month trip aided fragile stability in Italy despite mixed reactions. Officials credit helicopter mobility for security and efficiency, while critics focus on Mrs. Nixon's engagements and tensions with Premier Colombo's government amid regional unrest in Reggio Calabria and Sicily.
Commentary notes Washington weighing a Palestinian state as a Middle East peace option. It cites historical precedents of Belgium and Czechoslovakia to illustrate the path such a move might take, and warns that creating a Palestinian entity is a distant, uncertain prospect amid regional tensions.
In Hayward a photo of a police assistant in a blazer and tie prompts discussion on police image. Critics say changing appearance won’t improve policing. focus should be on response times, crime reduction, and professional conduct. Fremont reader notes contrast with education figures and political critiques.
Mrs Phyllis F Wilson of Hayward questions Proposition C at PTA meeting. She argues 24 million in bonds should be linked to specific expenditures before raising interest from 5 to 7 percent, and she urges voting no until clearer needs are shown.
The piece accuses Max Rafferty of disinterest and incompetence in education administration. It cites a five month period of campaigning for national office, misrepresentation of wedding-related expenses, and neglect of local school leadership. An independent Reagan-era contractor found costly waste under Rafferty.
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