Editorials Reflect The Daily Review Policy In 1973
The Daily Review presents its opinions through editorials while columns curtains letters and other editorial page content do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. December 18 1973 notes editor roles Charles Peterson Leona Fiord and identifies editorial scope.
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1 580 plans back on shelf scandal hits Bay Area highway
Washington bureaucracy halts the Interstate 580 widening between Castro Valley and Dublin. Department of Transportation assistant secretary Benjamin Davis blocks the project citing potential environmental harm and air pollution increases in the Livermore Amador Valley. Representative Forney Stark vows to seek reversal as critics call for a return of local planning power to state and local governments.
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Castro Valley
Dublin
Benjamin Davis
Department of Transportation
Livermore-Amador Valley
Davi
Forney Stark
Dublin Canyon
Tes
Bay Area
California
Washington
Aire
Davis
Aleud
Feds
Congress
Potomac Fever and Political Wake for National Security
Disjointed notes cite large federal spending on nerve gas programs and probes into subpoenas. References to Haig, Daly, Speaker Abbot, Rockefeller, and Governor roles appear amid garbled phrases signaling a period of political contention and defense policy debate.
Nationalization push in rail bill Y28
James Kilpatrick warns that Senate approval of S 2762, the Rail Services Act of 1978, marks a path toward full government control of America's railroads. The piece notes Amtrak, a new National Railway Association, and generous worker protections with expected costs, urging caution about Congress’s drastic remedy.
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Wasilington
Senate
America
Midwest
Northwest
Amtrak
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Commerce Committee
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Congress
Maryland
Glenn Beall
Huse
Someon
U.S
Washington Senators and Representatives for Southern Alameda County
U S lawmakers covering Southern Alameda County include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John V Tunney both in Washington DC. Representatives Fortny H Stark of the Eighth District and Don Edwards of the Ninth District list their Longworth and Rayburn offices with district includes San Leandro Castro Valley Hayward Oakland Alameda Livermore Pleasanton and parts of Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties.
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U.S
Alameda County
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
John V. Tunney
Fortnsy H. Stark
Longworth
Ing
Washington D.C
San Leandro
Castro Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Livermore
Pleasanton
Contra Costa County
Don Edwards
Rayburn
Washington, D. C
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara County
Gas Tax Panic Sparks Liberty Cry In California
Rus Walton argues Dec 16 marks an anniversary of resistance to taxes and laments proposed gas tax hikes by California lawmakers. He cites State Senator Nejedly and Assembly Speaker Moretti, warnings of higher fuel levies, energy czar plans, and a push toward more government control, urging preservation of freedom and limited state power.
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State Department of Transportation
Feds
John Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Val
Gab
Nejedly
Assembly
Hob Moretth
Mtale Energy Czar
Moretti
State Secretary of Resources
Morelli
Busness
Seoul
Korea
Georg Moscone
San Franisco
Moscone
California
Residents urge development freeze amid San Lorenzo traffic clash
Letters accuse supervisors Hart Hannon and Cooper of favoring Kohannan’s group and excluding Rohannon, arguing industrial roads burden homeowners in the Firant Ave industrial park. STAC seeks Dec 18 vote for a development freeze, noting tax errors and notable investments by Kohannan.
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Stac San Lorenzo Traffic Action Committee
Hart
Hannon
Cooper
Kohannan Organization
Firant Ave
San Lorenzo
Kobiutaron
Rohannon
Hohannon
Ant
STAC
Planning Commission
San Lorengo
Yuletide Thoughts From Editor on Bethlehem Star
Editor reflects on the Christmas story and the guiding star leading shepherds to the stable. It emphasizes following to worship the newborn King and Jesus bringing salvation and peace, noting the humble birthplace and calling readers to reflections on faith.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Firemen praised for life saving aid from Hayward department
Harold G. Ungar writes to praise Hayward Fire Department after three emergency calls for his wife, who has asthma and emphysema. He commends the department and local police for their kindness and prompt action, urging recognition of public servants. He notes the comfort to his family in knowing responders are nearby.
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Mary and Joseph
Jesus
Hayward
Harold G. Ungar Haywart
Richard the Red-Nosed Reindeer Refuses Santa's Call
In a stormy Christmas Eve tale, Richard the Red-Nosed Reindeer balks at Santa's request to guide the team. His elf hints at leadership, but Richard resists, prompting Santa to step into the gale to face frightened reindeer unable to see a path.
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Richard the Red-Nosed Reindeer
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Richard
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Fellas
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