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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
6
The Daily Review 10 Monday June 4 117 Charles Metervon Leona Wari Managing Editor Associate Editor The Daily Review's opinions are expresed only int its editorials Gotu cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page factorinds do not necessarily reflect the position as opinion of The Review.
Guest editorial argues California law should treat a 0.10 percent blood alcohol level as per se evidence of intoxication. It cites 0.10 percent as proof of impairment, notes long case dispositions, and urges SB 37 to align with other states and European levels. The piece cites 408 LA deaths and urges prompt legislative change to reduce court burdens and improve prosecutions.
The piece argues media cannot provide employment for many journalism graduates while urging writers to pursue alternate careers in Dumperailekers and Lahirts, crediting David Frost. It notes Frost sought an ex president to draw an audience and implies a preference over Ford.
Directory of Senators and Representatives for Southern Alameda County with local offices in San Francisco Oakland Fremont and Hayward plus district coverage including Union City Newark Hayward Livermore and surrounding areas. Includes contact addresses and phone numbers for state and federal lawmakers.
Richard Harris, superintendent in Maricopa County Arizona, defends teachers while denouncing a National Education Association publication. He cites union influence on pay and policy, disputes its assertions on the Depression, unemployment, and federal control, and accuses NEA of political manipulation and misusing funds.
Will Rogers jokes about Congress and a tariff bill while noting political favors and campaign contributions. The text mocks lobbyists and political dynamics as part of a Wil Rogers Memorial set in 1930.
Virgil Salera argues that federal and state graduated income taxes unfairly rise with inflation. He cites Uncle Sam and states like New York and California, noting billions in extra revenue grabbed annually. He urges Brown to order refunds and rebalance tax liabilities to reflect true purchasing power.
A San Leandro reader criticizes city leaders for allowing fireworks sales amid drought and safety concerns. The letter urges levying fire damage costs on city cutters and recalls a past tragedy, questioning safety versus economic interests. Additional letters discuss highway patrol chases and political views from Hayward and Fremont readers.
The notice urges people who keep water in open containers to cover them to prevent mosquito breeding. It acknowledges repeated messages but emphasizes that periodic reminders can promote action.
A letter to Allan C. Bushnell, Hayward Unified School District superintendent, argues the district ignored safe transportation concerns during school closures. Briarwood residents say input was gathered but blocks remain, and they demand safe routes for students to new schools.
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