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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
13
The Daily Review states opinions appear only in editorials and not in cotunes cartoons or letters. It clarifies that editorials do not necessarily reflect the paper's or editor’s position.
Editorial laments widespread petty theft and the end of Salvation Army clothing drop boxes as pilferage rises. It urges trailers with staff receipts to deter abuse and calls for renewed honesty in home, school, and church toward rebuilding trust and accountability in a striving nation.
The NFIB compared how long a manufacturing worker must work to buy basic goods in the United States Britain and the USSR using May prices in Washington London and Mostow. It notes US education spending far surpasses the Soviet level while Soviet defense spending as a share of GNP is higher. The main point: American workers get far more for their labor at the store, making the contest not close.
Paul Harvey Enshrining sports has a good side as adults recall yearly headlines from Series time. TV fever spreads leagues, starmakers, and instant replays with games, hoops, tennis, and gymnastics drawing vast audiences and shaping participation while critics warn of bread and circuses.
Len Armmies Times Syndicate argues that legalizing gambling from New Jersey to Atlantic City mirrors Las Vegas trends. It criticizes federal meddling while proposing a National Office of Gambling Yield Publicity to warn the public about odds, slots, and rackets.
Will Rogers comments on a divided government with a powerless president and a lack of leadership in both chambers. He laments an unbalanced budget and rising debts while criticizing global perceptions of democracy. January 19, 1953. Selected and edited by Bryan String. All rights reserved Abe Will Rogers Memorial.
Frederick R Schetter of Pleasanton writes criticizing Karl W Huntting and the Citizens for Law and Order over parole leniency for an 18 year old wolf pack member. The letter argues against the 1168 and 1202b Penal Code provisions and praises Judge Golde, noting legislative changes effective July 1, 1977, and urging signatories to include a handwritten signature and address.
Joaquín J. Faria credits Doctore Hospital coronary care unit and north station staff for saving his life after a heart event on November 24. He commends Michal Myers, Marge Jordan, and Pam O’Connor for vigilance, support, and compassionate care during his ICU stay and recovery.
Jim Fiebig shares practical, cheeky advice for those fired including maintaining a positive attitude, avoiding self blame, and focusing on a job with challenge and future growth. He jokes about salary talk, interview nerves, and teases more tips for his book on unemployment.
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