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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
19
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed by its editor and staff. It specifies that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position.
The editorial argues the EPA, once criticized as overbearing, may be maturing by allowing new industry if emissions are offset by reductions elsewhere. It cites the Bay Area APCD and Dow Chemical’s Solara County project, noting local officials' resistance and calls for more flexible standards to spur job growth while wary of increased social program costs.
Washington debate on deregulation clashes with two federal agencies urging tighter control of overbooking. Civil Aeronautics Board cites 130000 last year showing up to flights with full planes while FTC flags hotels taking bookings for more rooms than available. Overbooking economics raise prices for those who show up. calls for deposits and moral responsibility. Public conscience urged to curb no-show losses.
Michael Novak discusses a plan from the Dividend Foundation to reward each registered voter with an estimated $780 annual dividend. The idea, tied to corporate tax revenue, aims to reduce overall taxes while funding a direct payment to voters, echoing former congressman H R Gross's 1974 push for profits taxed for the public good.
Fragmentary note suggests a claim that exposure to a substance named Phin contly triggers false alarms in a scientific context. The text mentions influence on the chances of a health outcome, possibly cancer, but details are unclear and incomplete.
Editor letters criticize San Lorenzo school board for delaying a teachers pay proposal. Readers urge public involvement, question access to contract details, and call for transparency at the next board meeting. They urge contacting the district office for a copy and attending subsequent sessions.
The Santa Rita prison reports detainees filed grievances on November 18 about conditions and treatment in the pretrial facility known as Little Greystone. Complaints include inadequate medical care, clothing and bedding issues, and transfers to the maximum security area without explanation. Officers denied extra clothing but supplied sweatshirts and blankets to some inmates. A sentenced detainee describes harsh, humiliating conditions and ongoing hunger strikes.
Fragmentary report quotes a county jail and an agreement about planning authority. The piece references Santa Valiey and individuals named REMINGTON Castro and others, hinting at social and political conflicts over prestige and governance.
The text argues Americans are uncertain about foreign policy since the Monro Doctrine and Truman Doctrine, accusing the State Department of probing public opinion in cities like Minneapolis and Pittsburgh. It decries a shift toward global welfare expansion and questions interventions abroad and the export of foreign policy.
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