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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
6
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An editorial notes a historic cooperative tie between Hayward city and California State University while criticizing Sacramento officials for proposing a $500,000 cut to funds for the Carle Bee Boulevard link and urging reevaluation of Harder Road to ease campus access, suggesting growth projections justify a cheaper, less disruptive solution.
A historical notice lists U S senators and representatives in Washington and local offices for Alan Cranston, Fortney Stark, Don Edwards, and state officials including John Helmdahl, Alfred Alquist, Nicholas Petris, Bill Lockyer, Floyd Mori, and Alister McAlister. It details districts, addresses, and phone numbers across Oakland, Hayward, Fremont, Newark, San Leandro, Castro Valley, and Livermore areas.
A first person ramble critiques a U S built compact car rented at the Twin Cities airport. It praises handling and ride yet mocks misassembled locks, loose molding, and wiring while comparing labor morale and global auto production. The piece weighs worker sentiment, union politics, and price gaps across Ford Britain Germany and Japan.
An opinion piece argues energy policy is a casualty of the 1976 election. It criticizes politicians for neglecting conservation, gas pricing, and refinery policy while urging deregulation, higher energy prices relative to wages, and increased coal use. It cites GM, gas lines, and foreign oil patterns to support reform.
The writer argues for equal access to public debate amid university and press bias. They urge government and press to ensure impartial coverage of controversial issues, criticizing advertising-driven influence and defending the one person one vote principle in media.
In the June 4 edition of the Dail Review the writer recalls hosting US soldiers in Ballarat thirty four years ago and reunites with the Salter family. A heartfelt letter traces friendship through decades including a heart surgery and a planned Australian return to Ballarat with Ernie and Roberta, their Melbourne welcome, and a lasting family connection.
The Daily Review reports campus UFW tensions over Gallo ads at California State University Hayward. Staff quit as UFW supporters push to ban ads while Gallo highlights a century of union ties, noting over 2,000 Gallo workers belong to AFL-CIO unions. President Meany does not back UFW against Gallo.
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