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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
13
Weemmaker Charles Peterson Leona Ward manage the editorial staff. The Bailey Review expresses opinions only in editorials columns cartoons and letters to the editor. The Review does not necessarily reflect the newspaper position or opinion.
Editorial urges strong defense amid expected Washington shifts. References Jimmy Carter’s stance on cuts, notes potential 5 to 7 billion Pentagon trims, and praises Lawrence Livermore Lab officials defending continued nuclear research. Highlights Fortney Stark's defense advocate role and timely strategy in Congress.
The HEW civil rights office weighs whether schools may impose different dress and grooming rules for boys and girls. Officials say reasonable distinctions in clothing are allowed, including beard and mustache policies, but hair length remains unsettled as lawyers seek clarity on federal anti discrimination rules.
Will Rogers jokes about senators never visiting their home states after election. He quips he has met many in distant places but rarely at home and suggests a campaign to force them to return home, regardless of consequences, likening it to Apple Week and Prune Week.
The piece surveys the rise and fall of the underground press centered in New York and the West Coast, led by The Los Angeles Free Press. It cites Penelope Grenoble’s resignation attempt and blames sex advertising and eroding credibility for the decline, contrasting advocacy journalism with factual reporting.
U S policy debate questions how the poor gain from vast social welfare outlays while official poverty data omit in kind benefits such as Medicaid food stamps and public housing. A Virginia economist notes transfers to the poor rose tenfold 1964 to 1973, yet most welfare funds go to experts and planning rather than direct aid to the poor.
The Postal Service reports a $15 million surplus for the three months ending Oct 1 while Postmaster General Bailor says he hopes for no rate increase in 1977. Jimmy Carter concedes his economic plan may not cut unemployment before his first term ends in 1980, raising questions ahead of the next election.
Readers critique Alameda County Superior Court Judge Stanley P. Golde for lenient sentences in cases tied to the so called wolf pack crimes against elderly women in East Oakland. They contrast with a Time magazine feature and call for tougher, decenter judicial action.
A columnist recalls talking with a large old Republican man in his garden. He jokes about teeth and hats, predicts Carter will win modestly, and reflects that recent presidents were “bad but not that bad.” The piece mixes humor about aging, politics, and a wary, wry tone.
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