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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
6
The Daily Review outlines its editorial stance with a note from Charles Pearson Leaally Woodd on June 13 1977. It states opinions are the paper’s own and not necessarily those of the staff or publisher.
Editorial urges Fremont to switch from council-selected mayor to elected mayor. Notes current system gives one vote per council member, no veto, no salary, and leads to rotating leadership. Supports placing ballot question for November, cites Mrs Jan Stillwell, and suggests two year vs four year term options plus other ballot conditions.
A list of U S Senators and Representatives with Washington and local office addresses and phone numbers for Alan Cranston Ross Perot Huikling Hayakawa Pete Stark Don Edwards plus state officials Bill Lockyer Floyd Mori and Alister Medlister. It notes district boundaries covering South County including Fremont Newark Hayward Union City San Lorenzo Livermore and Castro Valley and lists Alameda County Supervisors Charles Senten Raymond Cooper George and others.
A provocative essay imagines David Rockefeller guiding global wealth over 50 years through capitalism with Soviet cooperation and Third World interdependence. It argues Marx misinterprets capitalists desire for peaceful, profitable frontiers as underdeveloped markets. The piece warns of a meek United States posing as a moral lamb to secure power and riches under a hidden, unnamed figure.
Union City citizens condemn the city council for ignoring a unanimous plea against a plan to rezone land between Hilton Homes and the new civic center. The council backed a multi family and commercial alternative, prompting questions about who truly runs city decisions and how input from residents and the planning commission is incorporated.
Earl W. Huntting, president of Citizens for Law and Order, argues California voters elected a chief executive not a state conscience. He contends Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr vetoed SBIS5 on personal grounds, risking costly referendum battles to reauthorize capital punishment after court strikes SBIS0.
The editor argues against a fixed 0.10 percent blood alcohol standard for all drivers. The attorney notes the district attorney bears heavy proof, questions reliance on chemical results alone, and recalls a San Leandro jury that freed a client despite 0.26 percent blood alcohol, emphasizing caution and skepticism about presumptions of guilt.
Editor praises Anita Bryant for bold stance Save the Children of Dade County and suggests inviting her to respond to Sheriff Wongisla by launching a Christian crusade in this state. Hayward signs the note.
A letter urges a return to neighborly vigilance to fight crime in streets. It promotes reporting suspicious acts to police promptly and endorses a modern vigilante approach as a path to “win the war” on crime.
Virgil Salera argues that federal regulation, exemplified by the CPSC classifying bicycles as toys, wastes taxpayers money and expands bureaucratic power. He urges Congress to reform consumer product safety laws, reduce rules, and involve citizens, warning that more regulations will burden Americans and raise taxes.
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