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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
19
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other material on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper s position or opinion. Managing Editor is Charles Peterson Leann Ward Associate Editor.
Alameda County Planning Commissioner Barbara Shockley questions dumping dredged silt from San Leandro Marina project onto low-lying industrial land. The piece argues the public agency transfer could boost Trojan Powder/ Jeras Corp property value without owner investment, urging more scrutiny before final approval.
Alameda County Superior Court judges issued 163 sentences for violent and other serious crimes in November per the Scoreboard by Citizens for Law and Order. The November total falls from 210 in October and the table lists nine major crimes with custody figures for the California Youth Authority and the California Rehabilitation Center.
Edward N. Lutiwak associates director at Johns Hopkins describes a China tour with Americans including James R. Schlesinger. He cites pervasive surveillance and fear of speaking with foreigners, noting classrooms with propaganda images and a rigid police state.
Michael Novak argues for chastity within tradition amid rising sexual liberation. He cites college pressures, the pill, and peer influence as eroding moral guidance. He contends that keeping fidelity and chastity has a cost, but offers biblical and ethical reasons to value truthful, focused sexual symbolism and mutual respect.
Will Rogers jokes about Congress adjourning and keeping lawmakers in session year round for his business, offering a selfless note about public needs. The fragment mentions March 1925 and an edited memorial work with unclear attribution.
Earl W. Huntting, president of Citizens for Law and Order, defends Judge Stanley P. Golde’s 16 concurrent terms under Sec 1202b for a defendant charged with 9 felonies, including attempted murder and armed robbery. Huntting argues the statute and Adult Authority guidelines shaped the outcome, while noting Crew’s involvement as an attorney.
A reader defends adult private choice and condemns liquor and saloon culture, arguing freedom in private matters but warns liquor harms children. The letter cites pornography as less harmful than liquor and urges parental responsibility amid debates on decency and laws.
A reader defends Judge Golde after Huntting's December letters. The writer disputes misrepresented facts, asserts civil rights, and calls for honesty. They note the writer is jailed and request information about Huntting's organization to unite in liberty and justice for all.
M Stanton Evans argues Carter's foreign policy team mirrors Kissinger era detente. Harold Brown, Cyrus Vance, and Zbigniew Brzezinski favored by liberal and Western establishment circles suggest continuity with prior policy, not a real shift. The piece critiques a perceived sameness and lack of electoral choice on core security issues.
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