Editorials A well reasoned wrong decision
A four member majority defends a costly salary raise for the Hayward superintendent while critic Gregory Michaels opposes. The piece argues a moderate increase would have been wiser, warning the district faces broader consequences and potential demands from unions if a high raise persists despite public concerns.
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Will Rogers on Congressional Show to Broadway
Will Rogers jokes from Washington humor column about a congressional show and a wish to bring the original cast to New York for a Broadway run. Mentions of June 6, 1924 and talk of a comedy department are noted in a playful style.
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Media watchdog Irvine battles bias at major outlets
M Stanton Evans profiles Reed Irvine of Accuracy in Media as a combative advocate for press fairness. The AIM team buys stock to pressure newsroom editors at the Washington Post and New York Times, confronting Leaker leaks over the Letelier case and demanding disclosure.
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Carter White House Night Uptick and Education Standard Talk
Countdown Billy Carter spends his first night in the White House and wanders the halls while declaring it is damn big. Mary Berry, education official in the Carter administration, says she will push for national minimum standards for high school graduation.
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Disillusioned voters rail against Tony in letters
Readers vent about Tony Azevero breaking campaign promises and shifting positions. They urge accountability and honest government, while voices praise commuting changes and affordable housing near work, noting reduced fuel use and fewer protests.
No toll worries editior: protestors share commute toll tale
A Redwood City resident recounts costly traffic delays from tolls and bridge jams, noting a shift from Fronont to Fretrant cuts commute time to three minutes. The writer claims toll-related stress and costs exceeded 1,280 dollars yearly, with workplace friction and fatigue easing after moving.
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Government program targets urban blight prevention over rebuilding
Reports say the plan focuses on preventing further decay in marginal neighborhoods rather than rebuilding inner-city areas. Four Canadians purchase 190 acres in Plains Gay for a project including a creative Barkyard playground. UC Berkeley students in environmental control class show residents could cut water use by 80 percent with minimal lifestyle changes.
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UN Ambassadors Words Stir Racial Debate in US Politics
The piece accuses United Nations Ambassador Andy Young of inflaming racial tensions by urging boycotts and calling whites in Britain "chicken" in remarks related to Africa. It argues the administration shifts domestic race issues abroad, praising Carter for backing Young's rhetoric while suggesting dissent is dampened at home.
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California gas crunch risks heat surge this summer
California faces early gas shortage effects this summer with potential for unheated homes and cold pipes avoided, but extreme heat and power outages as oil-fired plants replace gas. Sulfate smog alerts rise in the Southland from oil-fired emissions. refiners cut 20 percent, plants use low-sulfur oil, and LNG proposals loom for PG&E and SoCal Gas. Gov Brown’s Alaska gas route is being prepared for federal decision, while industry pressure and job impacts loom.
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