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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
13
The Daily Review presents a generic notice listing Charles Peterson Leana Ward as managing and associate editors. It clarifies that opinions belong to editorials and that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The text references date and staff roles but contains OCR errors.
The piece critiques a $260,000 social services program run by Alameda County that funds job training and child care for 46 people. It questions the wisdom of subsidizing nontraditional job paths and warns of a potential $260 million expansion if scaled to 46,000 participants, arguing that benefit often accrues to program planners rather than clients.
The Miami vote defeated a county ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals by a two to one margin. Anita Bryant led the initiative against the ordinance, while opponents stressed civil rights. The piece argues against blanket discrimination, noting variability in sexual orientation and urging cautious, case by case judgments. It questions the depth of public knowledge and warns against oversimplified stereotypes from both sides.
In a largely rural southern California race, Sen. Cranston pushes a three year, 206 million earthquake Hazards Reduction Act to refine prediction methods and fund disaster planning. The measure, already approved by the Senate, would back research by USGS and NSF to reduce quake losses, with estimates Cranston cites of averting billions in damage. Opponents call it wasteful, while supporters foresee better forecasts and tougher building standards.
Michael Novak and Sarka Benes mirror a shared family grief as Eastern Europe’s oppression, censorship, and movement restrictions test Helsinki promises. The piece surveys U.N. diplomacy, Senate action, and Carter’s Belgrade stance amid arrests of Ukrainian activists and calls for concrete liberties.
M Stanton Evans argues that Carter’s instant registration proposal opens elections to massive fraud by removing preregistration barriers. He cites internal Justice Department analyses and warnings from newspapers, noting risk of false identifications, multiple voting, and weakened safeguards.
The Court of Appeals ordered the governor to turn Banks over to South Dakota authorities after his assault with a deadly weapon conviction. Despite legal rulings, Gov. Brown withholds extradition, citing philosophical views though critics say the law requires compliance. The ongoing dispute taps into Wounded Knee era tensions and questions mutual state duties.
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