21 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
1
President Carter urged rewards for conservation and penalties for waste in a joint session speech. He warned of a looming catastrophe as world oil supplies dwindle in the 1980s. Democrats applauded but offered scant specifics, per page 4 coverage.
Washington reports that President Carter's energy package offers money-saving provisions but also higher costs. Buying two fuel efficient cars could save hundreds, while cold-weather upgrades may yield a $400+ tax break on a $2,200 weatherizing job. Tax credits exist for solar equipment and energy efficient appliances may rise in price. Gasoline could exceed $1 per gallon later, with taxes adding seven cents per gallon over time. Natural gas and heating oil prices rise as winter demand grows, increasing insulation and weatherization costs.
Under President Carter energy proposals, taxes and rebates on autos vary by miles per gallon. The list shows taxes or rebates across many mpg bands and years, reflecting potential changes from 1978 to 1995 with amounts in dollars for each category.
Commuters at Hayward BART station question President Carters energy package which includes a gas tax increase over ten years. Residents fear inflation and oppose the plan while the Daily Review notes mixed views amid a grave energy outlook.
Gov Ed Brown's plan to send property tax rebates this year has stalled. Officials now expect checks to arrive next year, with rebates taxable for both state and federal taxes. Lawmakers say passing relief this year is unlikely, delaying the program into the election period and signaling slower processing than the administration hoped.
Washington reports March CPI up 0.6 percent with fuel oil restaurant meals and coffee leading the rise. The Labor Department notes annual inflation near 10 percent so far in 1977, while food prices ease except for fresh fruit and certain staples. Remaining costs include rents, mortgage interest, airfares, and transit.
The Most Rev. Floyd Begin oldest active U S prelate submits resignation to the Vatican as bishop of the Oakland diocese. He will remain until a successor is named by Pope Paul VI and is honored May 1 at a banquet marking anniversaries of his installation and priestly jubilee.
Laura Escobar, a profoundly deaf Cal State Hayward senior, rejects the idea that deaf people are dumb. Speaking through an interpreter, she notes many deaf individuals can speak and produce sound. The article highlights Cal State's efforts to integrate hearing-impaired students with programs overseen by Dean Jean Seavey Thomas and advisory boards.
The Los Angeles Lakers opened their best-of-seven series by defeating the Golden State Warriors 115-106 after a 10 day layoff. Main scorer and clutch free throws helped seal the win as the Lakers maintain momentum for upcoming games.
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