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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
18
The Daily Review notes that opinions are expressed only in editorials. Columns letters to the editor and editorials pages do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The Alameda County Planning Commissioner Barbara Shockley raises concerns about dumping dredged silt from the San Leandro Marina project on nearby industrial land. She argues the fill could raise private property value without owner investment and urges more scrutiny before final approval.
Alameda County Superior Court judges issued 163 sentences for violent and other serious crimes in November, down from 210 in October. The Citizens for Law and Order scoreboard shows nine major crime types with counts by custody type, including 12 in state prison, 24 to county jails, 15 to CYA, 4 to CRC, and 9 on probation.
Edward N. Luitwak of Johns Hopkins describes a China tour as dangerous and stifling. He notes pervasive surveillance, lack of casual street talk, and a regime where even toys and clothing underscore militarism. He cites officials who refused paint shop sales for imagined reactionary art. James R. Schlesinger also joined the trip.
Michael Novak explores women’s and men’s choices on sex and freedom, criticizing the double standard, the pill era, and moral leadership. He argues chastity remains a personal discipline amid debates over liberation, honesty, and the symbolic weight of sexual acts. The piece contrasts religious ethics with modern pressures and notes costs to self and others.
Testered and cited by Bryan Sterling for the Will Rogers Memorial March 1925 rights reserved. Will Rogers laments Congress adjournment and proposes keeping lawmakers in session year round to aid his business, while sacrificing his own interests for the country and humor times.
The letter writer, Earl W. Running, criticizes Judge Stanley P. Golde for lenient sentencing in a case involving 16 counts, including four counts of attempted murder. He cites Sec. 1202b and questions the role of the Adult Authority, noting its dissolution in 1977. The note from editor invites signed letters and explains submission guidelines.
A reader defends private adult freedoms and condemns liquor and youthful exposure to alcohol. The letter criticizes Mr Huntting and Judge Galde's integrity allegations, urges civil rights and honest discourse, and invites exchange of information to advance liberty and justice.
M Stanton Evans argues Carter's picks for defense and State signal continuity with detente and Kissinger influence. Harold Brown as defense secretary, Cyrus Vance as secretary of state, and Zbigniew Brzezinski as national security adviser favor a Euro communist approach and arms restraint, prompting concern that the election offered no real choice on survival issues.
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