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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
17
The Daily Review presents its opinion content as its own, with editorial cartoons and letters to the editor not necessarily reflecting the paper's positions. The article page notes the editor and staff roles, and reiterates that editorials express the paper's views.
This column argues California state university layoffs based on merit face a u-turn after professor unions pressure. It notes affirmative action may shield women and minorities, risking senior faculty and highlighting the irony of preserving talent while meetings stall.
In a Plains briefing, Carter aides claim Soviet leaders assured no early test of his presidency, citing William Simon’s dramatic trip funding. Critics warn despite assurances, Moscow’s military buildup signals precautions, with the columnist warning a smiling bear may threaten later.
In a January 18, 19th century style remark cited by Bryan Sterling, Will Rogers argues governments should provide state or national public work programs to enable job access for those seeking work, financed by higher surtaxes on large incomes, as a practical alternative to charity.
James Kilpatrick debates the Civil Service System with Consumer Product Safety Commission chair John Byington. Byington calls for reform including offices of public counsel and reduced tenure, warning Carter should push major White House Civil Service changes or face stalemate and continued bureaucratic rigidity.
Editor letter argues against big government and excess spending. It claims only tax reform worth pursuing is spending reduction and criticizes special legislation for special interests. The writer, John Brain, urges public pressure to curb government growth and inflation, mentioning Sacramento and property gas and food costs. Casi Valley.
A reader thanks Eden Hospital on the sixth floor for attentive care from Nov 3 to Dec 4. Mentioned are the semi private room, physical therapy, efficient operations, a small chapel, and remodeling that aided recovery and comfort. The writer urges readers to respect free speech while noting a public figure’s humanitarian honors.
Sim Fiebig reports Betty Beale ridicules critics at embassy party who jeer at Jimmy Carter carrying his own luggage. Beale defends Carter as a rare leader amid a mad Washington scene, noting 210 million Americans seek a president who recalls basic courtesy and dignity.
The California State University and Colleges abandoned a merit based layoff policy amid strong union and faculty opposition. The policy would have used seniority only for permanent staff, sparking fears about gender and minority impact and academic freedom. Enrollment declines now raise real layoff risks, leaving campuses uncertain who would be first cut.
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