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The Daily Review states editorials express its opinions while columns cartoons letters to editors and other editorial material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It identifies Charles Peterson Leane Ward as managing editor and associate editor and notes the publication date.
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Editorial on federally funded programs and tax dollars
The piece critiques Alameda County Social Services Agency programs funded with 260000 dollars of federal money. It questions the wisdom of subsidizing nontraditional jobs and child care for limited participants, arguing most gains flow to administrators and raising concerns about efficiency and scope.
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Miami voters strike down discrimination ordinance by 2 to 1
In a two to one vote Miami residents repeal the county ordinance barring employment housing and public accommodations discrimination based on sexual orientation. Anita Bryant led the initiative and the result marks a personal victory for her and a setback for the organized gay movement. The editorial argues discrimination remains a nuanced issue and stresses that personal judgment may still apply in individual cases.
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Half-life behind the Iron Curtain in Belgrade
Michael Novak discusses the plight of Sarka Benes and Rudolf Nureyev, separated from families by Soviet politics. The piece argues Western pressure in Belgrade must translate rhetoric on human rights into real liberties, noting U.S. lawmakers and Helsinki accords as leverage while criticizing Soviet assurances as hollow.
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California focus Approval seen for quake forecast study
U S Senate support for a three year Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act aims to spend 205 million dollars to improve prediction techniques and public acceptance. Senators Cranston and Hayakawa back research with USGS and NSF funding to refine forecasts and develop building standards and disaster plans.
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Instant voter registration call raises reform questions
M Stanton Evans argues Carter's campaign reform would weaken safeguards and invite large scale fraud. He cites Justice Department officials and liberal papers questioning instant registration's risk of false IDs, multi-precinct voting, and evasive affidavits, warning that preregistration safeguards would vanish.
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Governor Brown urged to extradite Dennis Banks to South Dakota
The piece argues Brown should honor a 4th Appellate District order to hand Banks over after his assault with a deadly weapon conviction and bail jump. It frames the dispute as a legal duty versus sentiment tied to the Wounded Knee siege, urging immediate extradition as a state-to-state justice obligation.
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