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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
11
The Daily Review clarifies that its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position.
California judges and lawyers push a rule to bar candidates from questioning a judge's decisions. The piece argues the rule defies free speech, weakens public trust, and would throttle accountability in municipal and superior court elections. It cites past cases in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Leandro Hayward.
Residents urge city officials to ban or enforce overnight trailer parking on major streets. The letter notes flatbeds and closed trailers seen on busy thoroughfares, especially in winter when darkness and poor visibility worsen driving conditions.
A column excerpt argues that inflation and tax brackets quietly raise taxes without votes. It cites Senator Russell Long and George Meany, warning higher living costs shrink dollars and push workers into higher tax rates while demanding more government spending to fund jobs. It reflects 1970s tone and concerns about fiscal dividend and quiet taxes.
A Los Angeles Times column questions Ronald Reagan and his dog, raising issues about the animal’s alleged mistreatment, the president’s behavior around dogs, and the potential implications for his fitness for office. The piece treats the topic with satirical urgency while urging full disclosure.
Muir rejects a right to die in the Karen Quinlan ruling, affirming life as paramount. The NJ jurist argues doctors must use all modern medicine to sustain life, opposing the notion that some lives are not worth living and criticizing attempts to codify “death with dignity.”
Readers discuss shoreline preservation and the cost of waste management in San Leandro. Public Works Director Dick Ward notes the taxpayer burden and long term implications while a letter to Gov Browne urges continued support for adult education and community programs amid funding concerns.
The article argues against new gun registration or banning laws citing noncompliance and high permit difficulty in New York. It contrasts England's private ownership ban with rearming police after assaults, notes Orlando's self defense training for 6000 women reducing rape and crime, and warns against legislative efforts perceived as ill advised.
Pacific Gas & Electric warns that California faces a planning bottleneck as utilities look to 1985 and 2000 without clear lines on nuclear power. Gene Blanc argues the June ballot initiative creates a moratorium until safety is proven, risking an ineffective advisory board and costly setup. He cites L Manning Muntzing testimony on required staff and funding, urging reliance on current experts instead.
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