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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1975
Page
11
The Deity Review states its opinions appear only in editorials. Columnists cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial materials do not necessarily reflect the paper position. This notice clarifies page content and editorial boundaries for readers.
The piece argues that the rising operating costs of BART and San Francisco's Muni must be restrained to match rises in the cost of living. It praises Legislative Analyst A Alan Post for pointing to inflationary contracts and urges taxpayers to demand discipline and swift action from transit policymakers to limit cost growth.
A Thurber fable about a bear and teetotalism is invoked to critique the Suh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals overturning a kidnapping conviction of William AH Williams. The piece laments the court’s overzealous insistence on fairness, arguing it harms free press and civil rights while wasting public funds and retraumatizing the victim Reg Murphy.
Critics argue California must not bid away state engineers to foreign governments or business interests. They call for easing personnel and letting the displaced workers pursue other opportunities, while cautioning against compromising California’s conscience in offshore negotiations.
James Kilpatrick laments U S response to Angola may fall to communism. He argues MPLA backed by the Soviet Union fights Roberto's anti communist FNEA for control, urges U S recognition of Nova Lisboa government to check Moscow, criticizes detente rush and political caution. He warns regional domino effects if Angola goes communist.
Environmental leaders fault Gov. Brown for not pushing a statewide land use plan in his first year. He argues many plans are "big words" that hire planners, while southern California pressures push for action. The coastal commission will report next year, but Brown signals only a tentative response. The stance contrasts with a public push from legislative leaders and raises questions about Press and the state’s overall land use strategy.
A Bay Area reader voices concern that government zoning allows state control of private property and questions the case for a regional coast line commission. The Bay Area forum of nine counties discussed land use and passed a resolution opposing broad interference with private property, while readers criticize long-standing property claims and urge voters to act.
A fragment mentions a Fairway Park resident linked to a meeting held last week to discuss local issues including a 23k problem. It references a mayoral figure and planned follow up meetings among residents to address concerns.
A fragmented note shows a debate over solid waste policy advancing to a council subcommittee for review. Key names and dates are unclear in the readable text, but the item signals formal municipal discussion and potential policy changes.
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