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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
15
The Daily Review notes that editorials express the paper s opinion while other editorials cartoons letters and page material may not reflect the paper s position The 1977 masthead credits Charlie Petersen Leona Ward and mentions the editor in chief and associate editor roles, with standard caveats about content origins and opinions.
Editorial lauds Hayward for cutting January burglaries from 306 to 149 in February. Police Chief Charles Plummer credits neighborhood alert programs run with The Daily Review and Sova cable TV. Critics note 66 percent of burglaries involve heroin addicts and urge broader enforcement, tougher sentencing, and proactive community efforts to sustain gains.
A fragmentary note mentions a large unidentified object seen over Memphis Tennessee. The text also references eagles Russian space ships and Concordes in a loosely connected reminiscence with social commentary and a line about David Frost.
Michael Novak urges shifting from oil dependence to innovation and alternative power. He criticizes Carter for punishing brains, calls for incentives, more exploration of new energy sources, and an active push toward wind, solar, water power, batteries, and other possibilities. He argues bureaucracy and taxes stifle progress and favors a free market for energy breakthroughs.
Guest opinion argues U S credibility hinges on Korea policy. Carter's plan to withdraw most U S Army units in Korea within four to five years is criticized as political, potentially weakening security commitments to South Korea and Japan and heightening broader global risk. The piece stresses the strategic stakes in Northeast Asia, NATO allies, and regional stability amid North Korea's threats and Kim Il-Sung's influence.
An editor argues that teachers engineer the educational system far more than administrators. Standards come from state efforts driven mainly by teachers, while administrators mainly provide support. The writer urges clearer role definitions and recognition of teachers as central to curriculum and major goals, not secondary figures.
Alameda and Contra Costa readers urge defeat of a toll hike and reject an appointed commission. They compare tolls to taxation without representation and urge support for 82H by Sen John Hohrdahl while urging action at the polls.
The article portrays Rep. Jack Kemp and a group of Republicans pushing tax reform as the GOP moves onto the offensive. It details proposals like the Jobs Creation Act and the Revenue Act of 1977, outlining across the board tax cuts, exemptions, and corporate rate reductions while noting deficits as a major hurdle and predicting electoral impact.
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