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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
12
The Daily Review on December 20 and Friday December 12 1975 shows editorials by Charles Peterson Leona ard Matuping with notes that opinions are the paper's own. It states that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
In a Los Angeles editorial stance, Police Chief Davis criticizes the legal profession for blocking construction and promoting excessive lawsuits. He cites cases delaying Nimitz Freeway, B Street widening in Hayward, and 1-580 Dublin Canyon as examples, urging limits on attorney power and adoption of English costs rules.
In the Orville Mercury critique, broadcasters are faulted for nonstop chatter that spoils the live game. The piece argues viewers see the action and do not need constant trivia or predictions. It asserts calm, minimal commentary preserves the authentic excitement of football.
Ronald Reagan confronts a youthful heckler with a plastic toy gun as advisers push him to spend more time governing than campaigning. Ford aides urge him to balance duties and public appeals while addressing the nation.
A long, polemical piece cites Rand Corp research and CIA FBI debates, warning of increased terrorist activity ahead of the Bicentennial. It links Castro backed bombings to U S groups, cites the Church Committee critique, and predicts a looming domestic terror campaign amid political rancor. It mentions William Colby Clarence Kelley Larry McDonald and President Ford with dates from the 1970s.
A reflection by Will Rogers criticizing fee disputes over a marriage ceremony. He cites Judge Lindsay and Bishop Manning as symbols of broader stubbornness across churches and civil law, noting society’s current childlike defiance and predicting future shame. The excerpt is dated December 1, 1930 and edited by Ryan Sterling.
Impending natural gas scarcities loom for California as Southern California faces reduced allocations from Texas and Canada cuts threaten Northern California. Utilities and oil firms arrange long term gas deals to bring Alaska gas in the 1990s, raising consumer costs and shifting planning toward dirtier fuels and higher pollution.
Letters to the editor analyze the San Leandro transfer station plan. They argue trucking to Livermore, cost shifts to streets and rail, and who pays for widening Doolittle Drive and Davis Street, with tax implications and franchise fees noted.
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