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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1976
Page
12
The Daily Review editorial page notes opinions reflect the writer rather than the paper. It lists Charles Peterson Leune and Ried as editors with associate editors and cartoonists among staff, disclaiming that columns do not necessarily reflect The Daily Review's positions.
The Tidings notes Oakland will levy a 1 percent income tax on earnings above 6500 starting July. Mayor Reading says the tax could raise 6 to 4 million annually, with half funds to offset next year’s deficit and half to offer property tax relief. The piece argues nonresidents should not pay for Oakland’s finances and urges regional resistance to such tax schemes. It warns South County cities to prepare briefs to halt Oakland’s plan and critiques inviting other Bay Area cities to follow suit.
Paul Harvey Carter plans a cautious, gradual shift, coordinating with Burns, aiming for realistic inflation and unemployment goals. He seeks to reassure unions and minorities while avoiding drastic reforms, balancing promises with existing defense and spending constraints. The president elect faces subtle changes likely mirroring Ford's path, guided by good government and steady leadership under pressure.
The author cites a Washington Post survey showing many liberal lawmakers including Mondale and Kennedy send their children to private schools, arguing labels harm progress in civil rights and that busing has lowered overall education while private schooling persists for the elite.
The 1926 quip by Will Rogers criticizes Canadian immigration and English learning, noting no urge to expand the population. The remark is cited in connection with a Wil Rogers Memorial Cats event led by Devan Sterns on October 24, 1926.
California regulators consider peak load pricing for PG&E large customers and mandatory energy efficient appliances. If successful, electricity demand will shift to non peak hours, reducing the need for new plants and cutting costs. Appliances will raise prices about ten percent but save billions of kilowatt hours over time.
In Sacramento, lawmakers anticipate property tax relief next year but debate its scale and impact. Key figures warn against sweeping cuts that cripple local government, while proposals range from circuit breakers and higher homeowner exemptions to funding state mandated programs and local income taxes.
A parent recalls a 7-year-old declaring Santa Claus is a fake while a 5-year-old mutters doubts aloud at a family meal. The elder child, then 12, hints belief persists in the mind, and the parent admits lingering doubts about the legend of Old Saint Nick.
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