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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor on page 12. The note states editorials express the paper’s opinions and other material on the page may not reflect the newspaper's position.
In Hayward the Pattons objected to a plan requiring communal dinners for tenants at a senior housing project. They argued the rule forced capable residents into an unwanted mold and raised costs. HUD officials blocked the plan, which will now be optional, highlighting resistance to paternalistic care.
James Kilpatrick critiques Richard C. Simpson chairing the Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission over a push to ban cigarettes. He argues jurisdiction gaps exist, warns of benevolent paternalism, and decries sweeping power to criminalize tobacco and enforce a safe society.
The piece argues that Agnew faces bribery extortion and tax evasion accusations amid Maryland links and unreported income. It notes officials fear political fallout while suggesting a larger corrosive pattern in U S politics and public trust.
California faces a tug of war over federal welfare changes. Burton and Moscone push larger state supplements, risking $800 million in Medi Cal funds, while Secretary Brian proposes modest increases to preserve existing benefits.
Editor letter praises the 1972 73 Tap sessions held by Castro Valley Unified School District Superintendent Harold DePue. The writer urges continuation in 1973 74 for parental input and understanding of the school system. The second letter thanks Hayward Fire Station 2 crew for a July 28 garage fire response, noting their swift work, care to belongings, and courtesy to residents.
Mr and Mrs W E Reto thank Hayward Fire Department for fast first aid after an accident at Mission Millon on August 26. Residents for two years, they praise the department and express continued pride in public safety services.
A motorist thanks a young woman who assisted during a stall at Santa Clara and Jackson Street on Tuesday September 4 at 4 30 pm. A nearby driver pushed the car and a truck fixed it, with no request for payment. Names not recorded.
A columnist recalls dread of receiving a fat handwritten letter from a Midwest reader. The fear of letter bombs mirrors across the Atlantic as the writer imagines danger in opening mail. A six page letter from a Triana grandmother reveals her love for the Brothers Grimm.
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