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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
11
The December issue of The Daily Betrett outlines editorials and opinion pieces by Leonie Hard Manning and staff. It notes that editorials state the paper's opinions while columns and letters dissenting views may not reflect the paper's official position.
The Hayward City Council faces Lucky Stores appeal after the Board of Adjustments denied a permit for a 30,000 square foot market on Foothill Boulevard. The piece argues for balancing interests, noting the project could spur downtown revival with parking and new shops, and urges council support to move downtown forward.
The Atlanta Constitution notes a bizarre row over Carter administration appointees Bert Lance and Griffin Bell resigning from two Atlanta club memberships that were treated as proxy United Nations style groups. Critics complain selective scrutiny of club affiliations while other appointees face less pressure.
The text notes President Carter seeks to fill key posts in Plains but widens scope to other places, hinting at bold, rapid moves. It mentions Leonid Brezhnev's hometown and a journalist struck at a Tangerine Bowl game, reflecting a mix of domestic and international context.
In Sacramento Gov. Brown faces Democratic lawmakers over transportation spending and tax policy. The Assembly called for audits of the program while a bill seeks a two cent gas tax hike to raise 1.2 billion over six years, which Brown opposes. Caltrans cutbacks and missed federal highway funds are cited as fiscal concerns.
Will Rogers recalls attending a symposium where Will Garam spoke on The Hopes and Fears of Russia. He jokes that Democrats hope and fear blur into percentages, noting the paradox of hoping to do something while fearing failure. The piece reflects Rogers’ witty political take from 1933.
Rep. Philip Crane, a PhD and former professor, publishes a sharp critique of federal spending, regulation, and social engineering. The book argues Congress surrenders power to bureaucrats, creating inefficiency and unintended harms, with remedies including decentralization, vouchers, and tax reform.
A letter from Mrs. F Brown Hayward criticizes free lunch and dental plan costs, arguing taxpayer funded programs and inmate pet allowances burden the public. The editor notes prison officials later justified ending inmate pet programs due to inmate misuse.
A copy sent to the superintendent reports a Deep Daily Review photo of an inmate with a cat named Morris and notes an upcoming rule banning all animals in the prison. Critics call the move callous, arguing inmates are punished while many questions remain about their confinement and trials.
The Emergency Shelter program expresses sincere thanks to South County citizens for generous support to homeless women and children. The letter notes long standing community aid and highlights the Christmas season as showing even greater compassion. It mentions efforts to acknowledge each donation and shares the hope readers join in recognizing the community’s warmth and care for those in crisis.
BEN DAVIDSON Garden Bay Chapter President Muscular Dystrophy Association thanks thousands of volunteers across 4-H clubs Shamrock campaign Rainbow Girls walkathon Jersey Lewis Telethon helpers schools businesses and friends for their support and care for MD patients this past year.
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