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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
14
The Daily Review lists staff positions and editorials, noting that opinions on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance. It mentions Colin and cartoons among items, with warnings that letters to the editor may express reader views rather than the publication.
Hayward’s burglary rate fell from 306 in January to 149 in February as police chief Charles Plummer credits neighborhood alert and crime watch programs run by The Daily Review and local cable TV. The reduction follows tougher policing, prosecutions, and stricter sentencing, with heroin addicts linked to 5 percent of burglaries and thefts.
Reported in Memphis Tennessee an unidentified flying object was observed overhead. The item spurred playful chatter about eagles Russian space ships and Concordes while reminiscing on era defining media figures like David Frost and former President Ford in a lighthearted context.
Michael Novak argues the United States must pursue an energetic reform, praising brains over bureaucracy and urging development of alternative power. He criticizes President Carter for taxing new cars and funding bureaucracy while encouraging exploration of wind, solar, water power, batteries, and oil alternatives. He asserts oil is not the world’s limit and urges incentives to keep energy innovators in private sector progress.
Guest opinion by Henry Huglin argues that U S troop withdrawal from South Korea risks credibility of defense commitments and wider regional impact. It notes Carter's plan to reduce Army units in Korea while Air Force units stay, and warns about consequences for Japan, NATO, and global stature.
Editor argues teachers actually engineer school systems and craft curriculum while administrators claim credit. They warn against comparing schools to General Motors, noting teachers bear core responsibilities for standards, programs, and goals, while administrators provide support rather than directive leadership.
Editor notes 95 percent cooperation from East Bay Municipal Utility District customers in water rationing, urging continued conservation through summer. Public thanks residents for reducing use. warns failure could worsen next winter. Also letters oppose toll increases, back SB2H and toll tax repeal efforts. call to stop unjust bridge users tax.
Washington reports a Republican push to overhaul taxes led by Rep. Jack Kemp, advocating broad cuts to individual and corporate rates to spur saving and investment. The plan, including the Jobs Creation Act and Revenue Act variants, aims to raise revenues through growth while challenging liberal opposition ahead of the elections.
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