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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1975
Page
7
The Daily Review announces editorial page material such as editorials columns and cartoons may express the editor or columnists views not necessarily reflecting the paper's position. The note identifies managing editor and associate editor as staff roles for page content.
The piece criticizes the housing subsidy program tied to food stamps, arguing it benefits a tiny eligible slice while failing to meet broader housing needs. It notes high landlord hurdles, limited rental ceilings, and potential taxpayer burden, calling the plan a flimflam that burdens moderate earners.
The piece argues Brown supports court reform, especially salary increases for judges, while resisting large price tags. It critiques a proposed plan to merge municipal and superior courts with automatic raises, noting projected $4.4 million statewide cost and questions about efficiency gains. It cites a CPP aide’s view on tying pay to cost of living and urges linked incentives for efficiency.
Washington column criticizes the FTC decision upholding a 1972 ruling that Listerine ads deceived consumers by implying cold prevention. The piece mocks government overreach, notes the lengthy legal process, and questions the role of regulation in a free society. It highlights Jeffersonian rights and laments the focus on a mouthwash.
Congress met and I feared they would. the Will Memorial was selected and edited for January 1, 1928. Bryan Starning lists all rights reserved.
In Washington thoughts on public discourse contrast with critics of Soviet actions in Angola and Cuba. Moynihan urges firm anti communist stance while lawmakers debate arms export limits and detente amid growing foreign interventions. The piece frames U.S. policy as balancing liberty and security against Soviet Cuban advances.
A reader laments car theft and the ensuing drama from police calls to the defense attorney questioning. The piece critiques the justice system, insurance delays, and safety, urging readers to lock cars and protect belongings.
A fragmented excerpt cites a balance of power dispute amid editorial rebuttals. It references agency shop debates and tensions between management and labor. The readable text hints at civil service concerns and monetary fairness without clear dates or names.
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