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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
6
The Daily Review states its opinions are in editorials and that columns cartoons letters and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It identifies Charles Purrson Scotter Wet as managing editor.
The piece argues incumbents flood voters with newsletters and mass mailings at public expense, noting high costs and broad reach. It cites a California bill SB 1027 by State Senator H R Richardson to ban mass mailings from contingency funds and to seek Congress action to curb franking abuse.
A list of state and federal lawmakers for Southern Alameda County includes Senators Alen Cranston John V. Tunney and U S Representatives Fortney Stark and Don Edwards with their Washington D C and local offices in Oakland Fremont Hayward and San Francisco. Also named are State Senators John Holmdal Nicholas Petris Alfred E Alquist and Assembly members William Lockyer S Floyd Main Alister McAlister with corresponding Sacramento and local addresses and phone numbers.
Paul Harvey urges the Class of 1975 to adapt to a shrinking job market, noting an 18 percent fall from the prior year. He contrasts past generations with current hopes for a brighter future through solar energy and environmental preservation, urging graduates to innovate, stay resilient, and seize new opportunities despite challenges.
A Washington woman Maura Marshall was declared dead by a Social Security computer frustrating efforts to prove she is alive. A similar Illinois case followed with a formal death notice. The column jokes that the system aims to save funds by shrinking recipients.
A commentator argues U.S. oil price controls invite OPEC hikes and notes history of regulated gas pricing stifling exploration. He urges deregulation with tariffs on foreign oil, windfall taxes, and expanded domestic output to curb cartel leverage and reduce consumer vulnerability.
Letters to the editor contest traditional schooling reform criticizing curriculum standards and funding in Hayward while another letter detours to oppose Sierra Club tactics against freeway expansion. Readers urge restoring discipline, clear curricula, and timely construction to reduce traffic and pollution.
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