Editor notes and staff credits from The Daily Review
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as editor and Leona Ward as managing editor with associate editor credits. The paper states its editorials carry its opinions and that letters to the editor and other page material do not necessarily reflect the position of Retrieve.
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Revenue sharing critique of Hayward council funds
Editorial argues Hayward should roll back federal revenue sharing and stop funding social programs with seed money. It praises private funding discipline, warns of dependence on government subsidies, and urges local tax retention to spur community support and reduce welfare needs.
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Toughening up public employee unions sparks hard line actions
In the region East Bay Regional Park District directors imposed a hard line over union exemptions amid a bitter strike. Santa Barbara County supervisors faced a 1000-strong county employee strike including 164 firefighters and ordered a 5 percent pay cut with return-or-lose deadlines. The editorial urges other agencies to stiffen their stance to avoid bankruptcy or ineffectiveness.
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The New Despotism by Robert Nisbet
Columbia University professor Robert Nisbet argues in a Commentary that the modern apparatus of protection enables a vast power network eroding constitutional liberty. He cites Brandeis warning to guard liberty against benevolent state purposes and well intentioned but misguided rulers.
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Texas and Alaska Echo Optimism Amid Global Fears
Wally Hickel from Alaska argues against ecological scare tactics and energy fears. He compares living space in Texas to all humanity, notes Siberian expansion projects, and praises capitalism's lure and drive fueling future growth.
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Plumb Advice Echoes From Grads Address
A former graduate humorously recalls a high school commencement, contrasting college paths with a trades career. He notes Ziggy Parelli, once the only senior with peanut pockets, chose plumbing over college and now earns more, while reflecting on education's doors and a final word: Plumb.
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Campaign reform law under challenge in federal court
In Washington the Campaign Reform Act of 1974 faces a court challenge as plaintiffs led by Eugene McCarthy and James Buckley argue the act violates free political expression. They contend limits on contributions and disclosures chill participation, favor incumbents, and hinder challengers and parties, threatening broader First Amendment rights.
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Solar energy for Livermore Chabot building gains via federal grant
A reader urges use of solar heating and cooling for a new Livermore campus building, noting a $45 000 cost saving and federal seed funding. The writer calls on Mayor Irene Weinreb civic leaders builders and architects to consider solar alternatives and cites broader benefits of solar tech.
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Readers complain about editorials and demand fair coverage
A Hayward reader JOHN C. NEWELL blasts the paper for bias against teachers seeking raises and urges subscription cancellation. He argues for attention to local issues like noise pollution and parks and questions how the paper covers metropolitan area problems.
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