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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
14
The Daily Review describes that opinions appear only in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The Friday, June 10, 1977 issue notes editorial staff roles including managing editor and associate editor amid typographical oddities.
The piece critiques federally funded social programs run by Alameda County Social Services Agency. It notes a $260,000 program budget, with about $100,000 for child care and the rest for job training, assisting 46 people with four weeks of counseling and wage-subsidy vouchers. It questions the wisdom of subsidizing nontraditional job aspirations and warns that expanding to 46,000 trainees could create a $200 million burden. It argues administrators benefit more than clients, who end up back where they started with a voucher and no lasting change.
The Miami vote, by about two to one, struck down a county ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals in employment and public accommodations. Anita Bryant led the initiative campaign, signaling a personal victory for her and a setback for organized gay groups. the piece argues that prejudice and stereotypes on both sides cloud the issue and that a state law banning discrimination on sexual orientation may be premature given limited understanding.
California lawmakers push a three year federal program totaling 205 million to refine earthquake prediction and boost public acceptance of forecasts. Senate approval already granted, House later blocked last year. Cranston leads, Hayakawa co sponsors, Ketchum criticizes.
The piece argues Gov. Brown should honor a South Dakota extradition request for Dennis Banks, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and at large after bail, amid calls to uphold the law and respect interstate justice. The Court of Appeal previously ordered Banks surrendered, with ongoing gubernatorial appeal possible.
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