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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1976
Page
14
The Daily Review details its editorial page policy and staff roles for December 21 1978. It clarifies that opinions in the paper's editorials express the paper's position while letters and columns reflect individual views.
Editorial argues California faces a clash over capital punishment after the 1972 Supreme Court ruling. Governor Brown hints at opposition to capital punishment and cautiously distances himself from supporters, while liberals push for a new law. The piece defends keeping a deterrent against violent crime, stressing due process and judicial fairness.
Los Angeles police chief and IACOP president Edward M. Davis warns that firing FBI Director Clarence Kelley by an incoming president would set a dangerous precedent. He notes Carter reportedly offered the job to a district judge and argues politicization of law enforcement could spread to local levels. Davis urges Carter to avoid spoils politics in national policing.
A crowd of sparrows at the feeder for President-elect Jimmy Carter claims credit for his win. The birds include George Meany, Benjamin Hooks, Southern governors, and Northeastern governors each demanding benefits and policy favors. They blame Cock Robin and threaten the Goose that lays the Golden Egg amid the feeding fray.
Washington evening reflection on Madison Wis non union teachers and MTI. Holmquist spoke at a 1971 public board meeting, petition signed by 400 teachers. Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld gagging claim. U.S. Supreme Court reversed, affirming First Amendment rights and warning against public employe unions wielding power to control speech and bargaining.
A Will Rogers style remark is cited in a Wisconsin dispute where the union files with the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission alleging an unfair labor practice by the Board of Education. The quote questions stock market moves and suggests legalizing horse racing as a spectacle.
Ralph F. Herndon of Hayward urges the city to approve the Lucky Stores redevelopment downtown, arguing decades of studies and committees have failed and a multimillion dollar project would revitalize the area. He calls on elected representatives to vote yes. The letter notes editor criteria for letters and provides submission details.
Editor notes the Castro Valley Unified School District 1975-76 adult school operation shows total income of 2 445708 with state ADA support and local tax contributions, plus $400000 cap overrun and $142500 in student fees. Itemized purchases include IBM typewriters, books, magazines, travel costs, and consultants, with criticisms of cost and a recurring 4 to 1 vote against expenditures.
A selection of headlines from a one day report includes toll increases to one dollar. fifteen officials killed in a bomb blast. a Chicago car thief missing billions in bonds. threats to blow up buildings in Oklahoma City over a tax issue. a Hayward girl’s death by self harm following a family wound. a Las Vegas singer’s husband murder. a Hayward man’s suicide attempt after wounding his son. a San Leandro arrest for three robberies. plus a Sacramento rep's tax proposal to shift income tax burdens. The writer defends the papers as simply reporting news and notes the U S remains the best place to live.
A political commentary notes President Porn suggesting Santa Claus as a metaphor for delivering freedom peace and prosperity while missing a pledge on security. The writer argues policymakers should stop taking from workers and favor those who earn it, urging true reform from presidents and Congress.
M. Stanton Evans praises Gov. Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire for steady spending restraint and opposition to broad taxes. The state’s economy grows with low taxes, no sales or income levy, and rapid population growth. Thomson’s three terms and 57 percent reelection margin underline GOP success against spending blocs.
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