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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
17
The Daily Review states its editorials carry its options while columns letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the newspaper position. It notes staff roles including Lean Wind as managing editor and Mike Nickel as associate editor and city editor.
The Review weighs state offices after the Governor's race and Senate contest with sharp drops in head to head interest. It endorses Lt Gov Rd Reinecke Treasurer Ivy Baker Vriest Controller Houston I Mournoy and newcomers James Plournoy for Secretary of State and Charles J O'Brien for Attorney General citing experience and a hard hitting style. Most endorsements are Republican aligning with Reagan if he wins again. The article notes the Maurney workaround by voting for both and highlights O'Brien's record as Deputy AG under Tom Lynch.
The Alameda County Water District debates fluoridation for Fremont Newark and Union City amid environmental concerns and pesticide fears. The piece critiques Measure J and urges voters to reject it Tuesday noting worries of medication being forced on residents.
The Hayward Unified District asks voters on Tuesday to approve more than 2 million in bonds at up to 7 percent interest. The bonds, authorized in 1964, remain unsold at the 5 percent cap, and the editor recommends a no vote on measure G, arguing no current crisis justifies higher rates.
The piece analyzes a projected 18.4 billion in year end charitable giving for 1970 with individuals supplying 13.6 billion. It notes shifts toward urban poor aid and drug treatment, while overseas aid and building funds slow. It cites concerns about fund leadership and rising black community involvement in urban fundraising.
A political strategist says Spiro Agnew may carry Nixon to broader recognition, noting Nixon is already well known in his home state. The plan includes controversial speeches to raise Nixon’s profile and sway Irish American voters.
A piece reflecting on Buster Keaton and other masters of deadpan comedy. It notes how classic humor remains art, compares it to modern TV satire, and cites NBC president Julian Goodman and media figures, concluding deadpan humor still exists and can shock with straight faces.
The Daily Review lists endorsements for U S Senate George Murphy and others, with incumbents marked. It covers U S House candidates Michael A Crane Mark Guerra and state measures Prop 1 through Prop 20, noting Yes or No positions and at least one opposition for Prop 20.
Prop A increases county share of employee health plan costs Prop C raises sales tax for South County Junior College Dist Prop G raises interest limit on Hayward Unified Boads Prop II abolishes trustee areas in Alameda County Prop I Fremont Newark Junior College District bonds Prop I funds fluoridation water in Alameda County Water District Local voters weigh these measures with Yes or No votes in October sample ballot context
James Kilpatrick argues Virginia and other states struggle to modernize constitutions amid apathy and distrust. He warns reforms must balance power with restraints to avoid eroding federalism and to keep state governments capable of governing.
Sunset Strip staff defends coverage of Miss McDow's classes work, noting two front page pieces in 1970 and a page 1 feature on Oct 23. Editors Terri Reed and advisor Linda Carre insist "The History of Hayward" reflects students effort and merits proper news treatment.
Editor laments animal cruelty and neglect and describes the fate of abandoned cats. The writer argues for action to address overbreeding and suffering, illustrating how frequency of hunger exposure and danger leads to a painful end.
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