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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
10
The Daily Review outlines its opinions in editorials columns cartoons and letters to the editor and states these do not necessarily reflect the position of The Review.
A San Francisco Chronicle editorial laments permissive attitudes toward prostitution, cites a 1000% rise in streetwalkers in Tenderloin and hotel districts, and urges cities to redirect police focus to violent crime. It praises action by Fremont and warns other Bay Area cities to act now.
Governor Brown appointed Sam Hayakawa to fill the vacated seat of John Tunney increasing his early Senate seniority. The move, praised as magnanimous, gives Hayakawa a two day edge over other freshmen and may influence California representation in early committee work and staff transitions. Tunney and Brown are praised for their handling of the unusual resignation and appointment.
U S networks weighed prices for TV rights to the Moscow Games. Without a shared pool plan they risked big losses. President Carter faced pressure for choices but failed to name a red-haired divorced Presbyterian veteran from Puerto Rico.
James Kilpatrick surveys Supreme Court behavior on desegregation and racial balance in busing. He notes Powell hints at limits, implying the Court seeks a tougher standard while retreating from broad remedies. The piece critiques ongoing reliance on residential patterns and urges restraint on remedies.
Will Rogers argues against pandering to gain nations' friendship and warns that acting as a “Good Samaritan” abroad can backfire. He emphasizes authentic conduct over propaganda and warns that misread good deeds invite hostility rather than goodwill.
A $500,000 NSF study led by J Eugene Haas cautions that credible earthquake forecasts may save lives but trigger sharp social disruption and economic downturns in targeted communities. Scenarios show declines in property values, tax revenues, investment, and employment, unless policy makers preemptively address risks.
A reader criticizes the $135 million immunization program alleging inflated costs and risky reliance on drug companies. He mocks the moniker monkey flu and urges a plan to stagger vaccines, accusing officials and foreigners of misjudging the country’s health and finances.
The EPA retains authority to impose gas rationing under the Clean Air Act, with prior plans in 1973 and a 1978 tussle reshaped by courts and politics. The administration and Congress face pressure as automakers warn of 1978 model standstills and potential shifts in emissions standards.
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