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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
7
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed only in editorials while cartoons letters and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It lists Charles Peterson Leone Port as managing editor and associate editor and is dated Tuesday September 18 1973.
Hayward City Council weighs a zoning change on Whipple Road near Nimitz Freeway. Wickes Corp seeks retail use on an industrial site, opposed by Planning Commission and city groups. supporters argue minimal intrusion and revenue gains from sales tax and job creation, while opponents fear strict adherence to current zoning. The council vote follows debate on protecting traditional retailers vs embracing evolving merchandising.
A column argues foreign policy mood swings from hardline anti-Communists to tolerant reformers in Washington. It highlights Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn as turning points, the National Academy of Sciences warning Moscow, and Kissinger’s role as detente and conciliation evolve amid Soviet Jewish persecution and Western responses.
Paul Harvey questions the 1960 allegation that Democrats bugged or surveilled Richard Nixon. He cites affidavits and Senate Watergate connections, noting Kennedy campaign tactics and media bias while asking if time or press sympathy dulls public scrutiny of past spying claims.
A reader notes Californians for higher taxes push Prop 1 while tying Governor Reagan’s tax plan to a larger political game. The piece accuses legislators and groups like CTA and CSEA of self serving spending, while arguing Prop 1 would limit budgets and strain reform amid a broad web of partisan influence.
A reader questions why adult films shine at the Ritz and Hayward venues while calling for varied downtown cinema. The second letter urges Alameda County Board of Supervisors to adopt a master plan for Eden Township balancing housing, commerce, and open space, criticizes the Castro Valley plan, and endorses citizen participation. A third letter warns Billie Jean King fans about hypoglycemia and urges proper diagnosis, diet changes, and endocrinologist testing.
A satirical piece questions presidential security and familial ties as a bugged White House scandal looms. It jokes about a beeper called brother, the rich president, and the idea of surveillance to scrutinize loans, labeling the president as rich and connected. The tone is wry and critical.
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