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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
10
The Daily Review dated December 10 1975 lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor. It states opinions reflect the editorials and that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The piece condemns a proposed rule by the State Bar that would bar candidates from raising questions about incumbents’ rulings. It argues such restraints undermine free speech, erode public faith in the judiciary, and miscast judicial independence as infallibility. It notes past cases and stresses routine six year elections for municipal and superior judges.
Citizens urge city officials to enforce and expand overnight trailer parking bans on major streets. They note flatbeds and closed trailers frequently occupy busy thoroughfares, especially in winter with shorter days and poorer visibility, creating hazards for drivers.
Paul Harvey critiques rising taxes tied to inflation and bracket creep, citing economists and politicians. He argues higher tax take comes from inflation driven by wage demands and money supply, warning about ongoing diminishment of dollar value and increased government revenue without explicit tax votes.
A Los Angeles Times clipping from 1915 questions whether Ronald Reagan’s dog Doak had psychological issues and if the president hopeful mistreated animals. It ponders schizophrenia timing, dog behavior, and calls for disclosure by Dr. Miller amid public concern.
M Stanton Evans surveys the Quinlan ruling by Judge Muir in New Jersey. The decision rejects withdrawing life support and upholds life prolongation as the default in absence of a clear right to die. The piece cautions against a shift toward a disposability view of human life and frames the case within broader societal ethics.
Readers debate shoreline protection costs versus open space value and oppose sending garbage to Oakland Scavenger property. A letter cites 3.5 dollars yearly cost and 200 000 dollars savings as insufficient. The editor prints citizen letters urging continued support for adult education and senior programs, praising variety, qualified instructors, and long term community value.
The piece discusses proposals to require criminals to register or face bans on gun ownership and notes conflicts with Sullivan Law in New York. It cites crime statistics, comparisons to England, and examples like Orlando training 6,000 women in firearms for self defense, arguing for or against gun control measures.
PG&E official warns that California cannot plan for 1985 or 2000 with a rushing nuclear safeguards ballot. He argues the initiative largely blocks nuclear power, demands an unreal budget, and would force a large independent advisory panel. He urges balanced, practical input and notes conservation alone cannot meet future needs.
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