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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
14
The Daily Review overview confirms staff roles for June 9, 1977 with Charles Peterson as meanaging editor and Keonn Bard as associate editor. It states editorials express the paper's opinions while notes cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The piece criticizes proposed toll increases on the Bay, Dumbarton, and San Mateo bridges as unfair to motorists entering and leaving San Francisco. It urges the State Toll Bridge Authority to reject curtailing carpool hours, arguing the plan harms auto commuters and undermines mass transit goals.
Alameda County Water District directors have given general manager Matt Whitfield power to grant waivers from rationing rules. Critics say exemptions should require board oversight and public record, not private decisions. They urge transparency, a formal appeal process, and direct board control back from Whitfield to restore public accountability.
The report notes President Carter warns on global economic issues and welfare policy scope. It cites Labor Department projections predicting more doctoral degree holders than capacity to employ by 1965, sparking concern over education and labor balance.
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick offers a humorous take on Jimmy Carter comparing him to tennis stars and noting his competitive drive. He praises Carter’s stamina and guile, cites a Chicago Tribune analysis, and recalls a cousin’s memo about court access as indicators of leadership ability. The piece ends with a light quip that Carter is “my kind of crook.”
The piece traces aluminum can recycling from a Florida charity experiment a decade ago to a nationwide effort. It notes 17 cent per pound payments by Reynolds Aluminum, and a $17 million annual tally by collectors. Individuals in Georgia and Chicago are highlighted for fundraising and local campaigns, with anecdotes of cans funding medical care for a Seattle child.
In Plymouth Massachusetts Chris Britton and Rick Antonioiti profit from salvaging cans while boosting tourism around Plymouth Rock. Fred Levin,称 the “king of can collectors” in Centralia Washington, funds local entertainments for orphans with his stash. Reynolds Aluminum notes that each recycled aluminum pound saves most energy, with 112 million pounds recycled last year lowering bauxite imports and electricity use, as the firm pursues full can recycling.
In a letter to the editor Carol Brown criticizes a June 6 Catholic Voice photo of Castro Valley Boulevard noting more than a dozen billboards. She calls the signs ugly and questions the influence of the service station owner on local officials while praising a chamber beautification effort. The note also mentions a county ordinance dispute and related legal challenges pending California Supreme Court guidance on outdoor advertising.
The San Lorenzo Schools District approved a 10 percent salary hike for several administrators, violating an 8 percent across the board policy. Allan Frombkin is the exception among a majority who received the larger raise, while more deserving teachers gained only 6 percent. Administrators recommended their own increases to the board without teacher negotiations.
California lawmakers and officials weigh potential impact of a Washington tanker law backed by ARCO to import Alaskan North Slope oil. The state argues federal rules are insufficient to curb spills and smog risk, urging the Supreme Court to overturn a district ruling.
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