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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
11
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials and that columns letters and other editorial page material do not reflect the newspaper's position. The kerien disclaimer follows, noting opinion independence from the managing and associate editors.
An editorial criticizes Assemblyman Willie Brown’s tax relief bill as a disguised tax hike that would raise statewide taxes in two years and shift property tax burdens from homeowners to businesses. It argues the measure would deter investment, strain the surplus, and risks passage in a conference committee with moderates, likely harming California’s job climate.
The House Ways and Means Committee backed eliminating the state and local gasoline tax deduction next year a move critics say targets California where driving is essential. The plan would shorten the tax relief and reduce benefits from past payments, heightening costs for workers who rely on cars to commute and for recreation. Critics decry it as another pro car policy while Californians face limited mass transit options and ongoing Carter-era political reminders.
Will Rogers comments on the influence of hobbyists and lobbyists in Washington. He argues legislators are shaped by those influenced by lobbyists, urging reform of representation rather than lobbying. The passage is credited to Brean Sterlite and references memorial phrasing.
A personal anecdote contrasts wealthy and poor dating norms. The speaker recalls advising his mother advice on marriage stability tied to wealth. He recounts dating a rich girl who declined to share taxi fare, walking home in the rain. He concludes such women make terrific wives.
Ralph de Toledano critiques U S politics and media while lampooning leaders and factions. He skewers Carter Nixon Kissinger and Brezhnev, notes liberal and conservative excesses, and ridicules claims about human rights and Cuba. The piece blends satire with sharp dissent across parties and nations.
Washington column cites studies from the Institute for Contemporary Studies and the Council of American Affairs warning of rising Social Security taxes and looming insolvency. It projects payroll burdens hitting workers hard, with potential taxes near 29 percent of taxable income and year-by-year increases through 2050, citing Friedman Pechman and Schuettinger analyses.
An editor's copy is sent to Fremort School Board President Fred Weibel. The letter discusses school policy and community concerns regarding district decisions and potential impacts on students.
A reader argues against a Fremont school tax increase, blaming rising property assessments and perceived poor education. Citing long school days and limited academic rigor, the writer questions district responsibility and expresses reluctance to enroll their children in Fremont public schools.
A one year old Edward Donohoe sues Long Island schools, arguing inadequate literacy left him unable to cope with world affairs. The piece critiques proration of grades and notes litigation often reflects opportunism by lawyers, not teacher incompetence.
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