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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
9
The Daily Review identifies charter Petersan Leona Ward as Managing Editor and associates editors and states editorials express only the paper’s opinions. It notes columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect The Daily Review’s position.
Editorial lauds U S Senatorial race in California pitting Hayakawa against Tunney after strong primary showing. It praises Hayakawa's campus leadership and independence while flagging Tunney’s Washington ties as liabilities. It argues Californians will favor Hayakawa's reformist stance over establishment politics.
The Humphrey Hawkins bill is framed as a path to full employment, but critics call it costly, utopian, and a potential misstep. This analysis questions its practicality, warns of a New Deal era overreach, and urges focus on solid tax and budget policies to sustain growth and job creation.
Ralph de Toledano argues Ted Kennedy’s role in Mary Jo Kopechne’s death remains central to political debate. He cites the Tedrows’ book Death at Chappaquiddick, alleging selective reporting and political manipulation that shield Kennedy while pressuring rivals. The review asserts the work weaponizes the incident to taint Kennedy’s legacy and influence campaign dynamics.
Will Rogers comments on weather forecasts being tied to straw polls, criticizing political polling and straw votes as unreliable. The excerpt, edited by Bryant for a compilation, notes the humor in comparing straw polls to legitimate votes and mentions editorial context of Rogers material.
California utility commissioner Hubert Batinovich proposes taxing utilities without depreciation to fund taxes passed to consumers. He argues higher energy use would raise taxes, curbing rate increases and boosting conservation, while low income credits would mitigate impact.
In a letters to the editor, readers James Dorothy Allen, Chris Allen, Gary Allen, Angeline Caldera, and Ban Leandro lament rising insurance rates affecting doctors like Dr. Samuel Gersten. They urge state liability limits and legislative action, noting the strain on patient care and urging readers to write to governors and legislators for relief. The piece ends by inviting more letters to The Daily Review.
Alameda workers protest against 7 percent offers, highlighting low increases for locals and strikers. They cite a private sector standard and rising living costs, noting many long-term county employees would still earn far less after deductions. Gloria Bittman, spiking union concerns, frames the dispute as a fight for a meaningful yearly raise.
The writer brushes aside dull politicians and dull women, citing Rep Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray as examples. He notes Ruth Dekinder of Fort Lauderdale and 81 year old Mrs DeKinder whose Tarpon Springs life in Florida Interlude sparks interest but publishers chase salacious stories. United Feature Syndicate.
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