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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
10
The Daily Review presents editorial content by editors and staff. Editorials and page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's overall position. Charles Peterson and Leona Ward are listed with roles as editor and associate editor for the column.
The piece lauds John Vukasin for his Alameda County Superior Court appointment in 1974 after public service and private practice. It highlights his UC Law degree, local ties, broad experience in civil criminal domestic relations and juvenile work, and a reputation for strict sentencing. It urges voters to approve him for a full six-year term.
The Union Sanitary District in Fremont Newark and Union City fields eight candidates for three seats on June 8. The Review endorses Ray Rouge for his district knowledge Jack Parry for governance experience Barwin Buffington for incumbency and leadership Boege as former chief engineer with deep system knowledge.
An unsigned column argues that despite backlash against rigid prep school training, military academies at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy endure because harsh training builds obedience, loyalty and effectiveness. It notes high attrition rates driven by cheating and discipline concerns, cites GAO calls for budget slack, and defends fortitude as essential for wartime leadership and trust on the line.
Thousands of seniors from across California gather at the Capitol Park in Sacramento to press lawmakers for full SSI increases and restored food stamp eligibility. The event features a pageant, speeches by leaders of senior groups, and a coalition lobby aimed at passing aging related bills.
In response to May front page coverage Eden Hospital faces scrutiny over July 1 rate increases for semi private rooms to 118 from 110 while contrasting with lower local rates of about 80. The letter argues costs, not taxpayers, fund modernization and notes regulatory shifts, department cost allocations, and limited tax leverage. It also touches on a proposed burn unit and a two year debate over regional health facility planning.
Dr. Virgil Salera, CSU Hayward economist, urges phased subsidy cuts in higher education. He cites state outpacing the nation in subsidies, proposes tuition rises to 30 percent of per student cost, three year degrees, and targeted aid for the poor, while trimming doctorates and extending Pell-like support.
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