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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
9
The Daily Review presents editorials and opinion pieces by Charles Peterson Leuna Ward Moragine as part of its editorial page. It notes that opinions reflect the writers and not necessarily The Daily Review’s official stance.
Hayward residents react with anger and surprise as county supervisors reaffirm a firm plan to locate a large jail near Winton Avenue. The piece argues for hearings, openness to alternatives, and distinguishes jail from prison while urging consideration of outdoor space, release of plans, and lessons from neighboring counties.
Washington column argues against antigun zealots and a warrantless house search plan. It contrasts Swiss gun policy, automobile deaths, and Memorial Day fatalities to claim gun laws do not prevent crime and that no clear solution exists. It cites Ralph Nader and Washington Post columnist William Raspberry.
Will Rogers notes that Republicans get the first say and Democrats the last shot at relief. He asks if Congress will help those who truly need it, or have already aided others. The comment appears in a June 12, 1992, clipping marking a brief sports note about Serde leading td 2th cell and Bryan Sterling credited.
Alameda County Supervisor Charles Santana defends his stance on the jail extension vote against critics in letters to the editor. He accuses editorial writers of distorting facts, urges public accountability, and calls for changes from officials Fred Cooper John Murphy and others while noting the ongoing debate over governance and citizen education.
The May 15 signing ends the oil depletion allowance in a festivaldike ceremony. Supporters call it closing a tax loophole while opponents label it an unfair seed-money confiscation. The piece argues higher consumer prices fall on the public as costs rise, with inflation blamed on OPEC and new taxes stealthily raising consumer costs.
Edwards defends his speech on Congress function and unemployment causing the 1964-75 deficit, argues recession and nine million unemployed drain tax revenue, urges job creation and energy conservation, notes town hall meetings in Fremont and Hayward, and requests printing of a follow up letter.
An article notes a shift toward self defense among women in New York and Brooklyn colleges as they take up martial arts to resist sexual assault. It profiles instructor Miss Susan Murdock and describes classes in karate and judo that emphasize shouting and street fighting techniques, aiming to empower women against rape.
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