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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
13
The Daily Review lists Charles Ceterson as Managing Editor and Leona Wand as Associate Editor for the June 9 1977 issue. It clarifies that opinions in editorials columns cartoons and letters on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The article argues that toll increases on the Bay, Dumbarton, and San Mateo bridges unfairly burden motorists entering and leaving San Francisco. It notes MTC's compromise to 75 cents, with a 26 cent Bay Bridge rise, and urges rejection of curtailing free car pool hours, warning that restricting car pools undermines efforts to boost mass transit.
Alameda County Water District directors grant the general manager unilateral authority to award water rationing waivers. Critics call for board oversight, transparency, and public hearings before exemptions. urge restoring authority to elected directors to prevent secrecy and favoritism.
President Carter speaks of welfare reform limits and conservation as a core aim. He warns that 100 welfare recipients could own only small engines in Cadillacs while facing looming international economic challenges. Labor projections claim the U S may have more doctoral holders than jobs by 1885, signaling a degree surplus problem.
The piece profiles varied recycling efforts from Florida to Washington, highlighting collectors who turn cans into cash for charity and personal income. Notable figures include Walter Goranson in Pleasant Hill and E Williams in Chicago, plus Camp Fire Girls in Seattle aiding a hospitalized boy. Reynolds Aluminum notes energy savings from recycling and aims for full can reuse.
The piece humorously casts Jimmy Carter as a tennis maestro and political savant, praising his resilience and strategic cunning. It highlights the influence of tennis on his character, notes a staff memorandum restricting court access, and depicts debates over his leadership in a playful, satirical tone.
Castro Valley editor laments the billboard clutter on Castro Valley Boulevard and Redwood Road. She criticizes a local service station for oversized signs, notes Redwood Road’s scenic designation, and cites County obstruction and legal battles over outdoor advertising as delaying stricter control.
The San Lorenzo School District approved a 10 percent raise for some administrators against district policy for across the board increases. Allan Frumkin abstained. Critics say more numerous administrators got the higher boost while the more responsible few got 6 percent. Administrators proposed the rises to the board without teacher negotiations.
California joins Washington in a landmark dispute over supertankers hauling Alaskan oil to Pacific refineries. If Washington wins, California could tighten coast guard rules or ban inferior vessels docking at its shores, shaping offshore spill protections and onshore concessions.
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