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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1976
Page
6
The Daily Review outlines that opinions in editorials reflect the paper's stance while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper. It lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor and mentions the editorial page as its sole opinion platform.
The piece argues that active duty personnel should not form unions, cites the American Federation of Government Employees plan to admit military staff, and warns Congress and a new president to oppose such moves. It views Thurmond’s bill to bar soldiers’ unions as the best option, noting potential training, response, and taxpayer costs.
Lists of U S Senators and Representatives for Southern Alameda County with office addresses in Washington and California plus local offices in Oakland San Leandro Fremont Hayward and Livermore areas. Includes district details and upcoming supervisor changes for Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
Washington column argues Rep. Jack Kemp backs the Jobs Creation Act to trim federal taxes, especially on investment, to spur capital spending and job creation. It cites increased revenues from growth, noting Kennedy era cuts boosted receipts, and cites economist Norman Ture's projections of GDP gains and tax base expansion.
Will Rogers notes half the world writes letters while the other half wonders why. He reveals a Princeton Daily request for students to write on topics of interest. He plans to respond with an article titled Are College Football Players Overpaid dated February 19, 1928, selected by Bryan and to be printed at the Will Rogers Memorial.
A Boeing Co expert claims that 88 percent of the Soviet population could survive an all-out hurleat attack due to civil defense and evacuation plans, arguing the case for defense. Women runners and swimmers reportedly show greater endurance than men, according to a heart expert.
Virgil Salera argues for abolishing the Federal Trade Commission as a costly Washington bureaucracy. He contends FTC stifles competition in price discrimination cases like backhaul freight rates, inflates fuel use, and fuels inflation, urging removal to curb government waste and restore price stability.
A reader questions the Daily Review's Nov 23 city council report on anti smut efforts. They argue for balanced coverage, highlight positive official support, urge public action, and invite letters and petition signups to influence policing and standards in Hayward.
A reader recounts joining the United Organization of Taxpayers to push petitions for a 1 percent property tax cap. Arguments claim tax should align with market value to preserve home ownership, reduce burdens on low equity owners, and fund local government and schools.
In a San Leandro letter LR Cameron argues president elect Jimmy Carter misled voters with early pledges to pardon Vietnam draft evaders and to cut taxes while predicting slow job growth and unemployment near four million. warns on inflation and draft implications in a tense pre office view.
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