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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
11
The Daily Review on December 29 1975 presents standard masthead text and editor roles. It states editorials reflect the paper's opinions while other columns cartoons and letters may not reflect the publication's positions.
The piece critiques San Francisco's permissive culture and rising vice, cites a 1006 percent spike in prostitution, and urges city leaders and police to prioritize violent crime suppression. It notes comparisons with Fremont and Hayward, praises Mayor Rhodes for action against massage parlors, and warns neighbors to heed the city's warning.
Governor Brown’s appointment of Sam Hayakawa to the Tunney vacancy creates a seniority edge over next year’s freshmen. The move, praised as magnanimous, could shift California influence as federal work leans on staff, practice, and seniority. Tunney and Brown receive broader appreciation for the decision.
A garbled report notes price talks for Muscow Olympics TV rights. It claims American networks faced losses without a pool and mentions Jimmy Carter and cabinet choices, claiming no red-haired Presbyterian war veteran from Puerto Rico emerged.
James Kilpatrick surveys Supreme Court hints on desegregation by busing. Powell’s words imply restraint, shifting standards, and limits to remedies, favoring a focus on constitutional violations and residential patterns in urban schools.
Will Rogers argues against buying friendship with propaganda and favors. He says nations should act naturally and be valued for their true character rather than manufactured signals. The excerpt reflects Rogers critique of perceived good will gestures as superficial.
A 3.5 million NSF study led by J Eugene Haas at the University of Colorado warns that credible quake forecasts may bring sharp declines in property values tax revenues and local economies, plus social disruption if lead times are long. Policies by government and business can mitigate impacts.
A skeptical column claims swine flu shots caused more deaths than the illness, warns of $135 million spent by taxpayers, and argues drug profits and corporate gains resemble a national scramble. The piece mocks policy, cites Fort Dix and monkeys, and hopes readers scrutinize immunizations amid public doubt.
The EPA again signals it will not enforce gas rationing now but retains authority to impose limits under the Clean Air Act. Historical threats, court battles, and political changes loom as automakers, Congress, and the next administrator shape whether rationing could recur in California.
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