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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
20
The Daily Review states opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Internal staff roles are listed with Charles Person Leone Ward as managing editor and associate editor, clarifying editorial governance.
Editorial argues EPA is maturing by reinterpreting the Clean Air Act to allow new industry in zones like the Bay Area if others offset emissions. APCD resists, with Alameda County votes and local officials criticizing the shift, keeping stringent controls and social programs amid funding pressures.
Washington considers deregulation while two federal agencies urge tighter limits on overbooking. The Civil Aeronautics Board calls the practice unacceptable after 30,000 fliers showed up with tickets for full flights. The FTC weighs hotels overbooking too. Both sides argue for balancing economic protection with consumer fairness and urge public conscience and voluntary cancellations.
The National Dividend Foundation proposes an annual dividend of about $750 per registered voter funded by a share of corporate profits. The plan aims to convert corporate taxes into direct payments to voters, expanding participation and boosting demand while keeping taxes stable for government.
City officials plan to remove about 1800 fire alarm boxes from streets to cut costly false alarms. Separately scientists say diet may influence cancer risk and outcomes, underscoring the link between what we eat and health.
A reader complains about a San Lorena school board meeting at Marina High School in San Jsandro. The letter accuses the board of stalling the teacher contract proposal and denying public input while urging taxpayers to request the contract copy, contact the district, and attend the next meeting.
Prisoners at Santa Rita raise grievances about pre trial jail conditions at Little Greystone. Complaints include intrusive searches at 5:30 am, inadequate medical care, clothing shortages, and limited table games amid a hunger strike. Some detainees report transfers to maximum security without explanation.
J Raines urges new school superintendent to restore basic education at all grade levels in Castro Valley. He criticizes top heavy administration, teacher shortages, and parental demand for higher standards, saying private schools have waiting lists and politics must be removed from schools.
Editor laments Rep Dellums remarks on county jails and Santa Rita. Calls for rehab programs to restore self worth and prepare men for productive society, warning that more jails dehumanize inmates and threaten society. Urges pressure on authorities to halt jail expansion.
Paul Harvey argues that American foreign policy lacks a clear stance past Monroe Doctrine and Truman Doctrine, noting shifts from self determination to global welfare. He cites Kissinger surveys and Southern Africa moves, contending policies reflect domestic welfare aims rather than national interests.
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