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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
16
The Daily Review presents its editorial opinions, letters to the editor, and columns on the editorial page. This brief section indicates the paper’s stance while noting that unsigned content may not reflect the paper’s official position. Charles Peterson Learn Ward is listed as managing editor.
The piece contests California Governor Jerry Brown's claim of lean and austere governance. Data from Legislative Analyst A Alan Post shows state spending rose 14 percent in Brown's first year and 14.9 percent in the second, similar to or higher than Reagan era growth. Officials say much spend is mandated by law, limiting dramatic cuts. The editorial argues Brown is not a miracle worker and cites highway projects cut or delayed, including Blood Alley on Highway 101 near San Jose, as examples of costly tradeoffs.
The College Placement Council reports an autumn survey of over 600 employers showing about a 12 percent increase in hiring for 1977. Private sector firms lead with a 16 percent rise, while federal and state agencies show smaller gains.
A government report urges reducing school days to two to four to boost real world learning. It calls for students to observe government and run parts of their schools. The piece notes debates over student governance and criticizes current educational focus.
Michael Novak argues sports cannot be reduced to money and spectacle. He contends games gain meaning from loyalty, values, and the shared human drama beyond profit. The piece cites Notre Dame’s George Gipp and references Pieper and Huizinga on culture, urging readers to resist hucksters and defend sacred spirit in athletics.
Column notes a surprising U.S. Labor Party push for recounts with conservative and Republican contact. It warns the Labor Party seeks to align with conservatives, while accusing the group of Soviet sympathy, violence links, and aims to undermine Ford and Carter era policies.
A reader criticizes state spending on rehabilitation, cites high costs to youth detention, and calls for emergency prevention programs. The letter urges immediate, federally supported help and CA hotline access, praising United Family Organization and urging reader support and staff volunteer efforts.
A speaker argues for wage and price controls backed by a profits tax to curb inflation. He claims money creation worsens prices, cites script-based economies, and warns that without legal limits and policy shifts the economy faces deeper trouble under new administration.
Congress members face scrutiny over overseas trips labeled as briefings or missions, with about 2 million spent this year and earlier totals exceeding 300 trips. Critics cite questionable legality and lax controls, urging public outrage to curb travel to exotic destinations.
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