Daily Review Editorial Page Note on Opinions
The Daily Review explains its opinions are expressed only in editorials. Columns letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
11
The Daily Review explains its opinions are expressed only in editorials. Columns letters and cartoons do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The piece profiles Alameda County Superior Court Judge Vukasin, noting his 1974 appointment after public utilities service, private practice, and Highway Division work. It praises his education, community service, and broad bench experience, urging voters to reelect him for a full term.
The Union Sanitary District in Fremont Newark and Union City faces eight candidates for three seats on June 8. Endorsed are Ray Boege, deck Parry, and Darwin Buffington, each bringing expertise, fresh outlooks, or incumbency to guide sewer operations and the “super sewer” project as voters decide.
In a 1974 column, Jenkin Lloyd Jones critiques reformist attitudes toward military training. He cites high attrition at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy due to honor code violations and argues that disciplined prep school regimes build effective officers. He warns on budget strains from dropouts and urges balanced emphasis on competition, obedience, and trust in leadership.
Crowds from across Northern and Southern California gathered at Capital Park to press lawmakers for full SSI increases and food stamp restoration. Charles Drasnin led a pageant honoring California’s elderly, in a day marked by lobbying and a federal suit against Governor Brown over eligibility rules. The coalition, including the California Legislative Council of Older Americans and East Bay Senior Citizen Groups, wore blue and white "Senior Power" buttons as they urged action from key legislators.
Readers respond to May front page and May 26 editorial on Eden Hospital July 1 rate increases. The letter argues current hospice costs and department charging rules, compares to local peers, defends burn unit and modernization costs, and cites tax limits and public funding concerns. It also recalls festival reunions and community ties to the Micck Estate.
San Lorenzo Traffic Action Committee formed in 1973 protests traffic from San Lean dro Industrial Park on Grant Avenue. STAC supports limited two lane road connections, bicycle and pedestrian paths on Grant Avenue, shoreline access from Alameda County land at $30,000 per acre, and a professional study of future San Lorenzo services and planning. Opposes use of Oro Lata Sanitary District sites for garbage or sludge without an adequate alternate road.
Prof Virgil Salera urges drastic cuts in California higher education subsidies, arguing $20–$300 million annual savings. He proposes immediate average-fee payments in junior colleges, a three-year undergraduate degree, and capped subsidies, with UC charging tuition to keep state support under 8 percent per student, and Doctorates trimmed to Berkeley and UCLA.
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