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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
13
The Daily Review notes its opinions express editorials while letters to the editor and other editorial page materials do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s position. It lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leana Herd as Associate Editor with the date December 12, 1975.
Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis urges limits on legal actions and costs arguing excessive lawsuits block projects and curb construction. He cites freeway and road widening fights, notes the Constitution’s limits, and calls for a system that shares defense costs with plaintiffs who lose.
TYV argues televised football remains popular despite dull commentary. Broadcasters’ constant chatter distracts, repeating hackneyed lines and predicting outcomes. The piece says seeing the game live proves more engaging, with fewer distractions and stronger color than on TV. The author cites fans’ preference for the real crowd experience.
President Ford aides plan to counter Reagan by prioritizing governing over campaigning. The confrontation involves a young man with a plastic toy gun during the candidate's first appearance, signaling tensions in the race.
A riot of quoted claims recalls CIA and FBI counterterrorism probes, noting sources withdrawing under scrutiny. The piece cites Castro linked bombings in New York, Denver dynamite finds, and fears of a renewed domestic terror wave during the Bicentennial year, with lawmakers warning of escalating threats.
A Will Rogers quip from December 17, 1930 criticizes Judge Lindsay for free love and Bishop Manning for clergyman fees, arguing that church law civil law and universal customs no longer matter as everyone pursues their own way. He laments the nation’s current “smart Aleck” stage and predicts future shame.
Impending natural gas shortages will not hit California before 1972 but are already influencing fuel choices and policy. Southern California faces allocations cuts and power plants switching to dirtier fuels, raising smog and costs. Northern California relies on Canada and may face similar cuts as oil exports wane. Utilities marshal Alaska gas deals, costing consumers over 500 million over a decade. EPA approved a 150 million refinery for synthetic gas with air impact allowed, while future planning shifts toward coal and higher sulfur fuels amid regulatory pressures.
In a multi page reader letter, the writer discusses Alameda County plans for a transfer station to collect 3,000 tons daily, shifting loads from Marina Hayward Albany to Davis Street. They question funding for street work, railroad crossings, and city services, comparing San Leandro and Oakland Scavenger arrangements and the impact on local taxes and fees.
A disgruntled reader critiques the Daily Review’s handling of editorials and the Reinecke perjury case. The piece discusses editorial policy, front page treatment, and the role of technicalities in overturning the conviction, with references to Peterson and Bay Area politics.
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