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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
12
The Daily Review notes its opinions reflect the editorials and that feature material on the editorial page does not necessarily represent the paper’s official position. Managing Editor is Charles Peterson Letina Marit. Assarfare Erlitar.
The piece denounces Assemblyman Willie Brown's tax relief bill as a $658 million disguise that would raise statewide taxes and shift property taxes toward businesses. It argues the plan would not spur investment or job creation, notes a looming state surplus, and suggests a conference compromise may still harm business, urging defeat.
The House committee aims to scrap the state and local gasoline tax deduction, a move critics say harms Californians who drive long distances and rely on personal vehicles for work and recreation. They warn the change will raise taxes on those with few transit options and reflect Washington clout shifts.
Will Rogers criticizes lobbying and the power of individuals to sway legislators. He argues lobbyists threaten representative integrity and calls for reform of officials and their protections. The remark is presented as a historical quotation from Bryan Sterling and appears in a memorial context.
M Stanton Evans warns of looming insolvency as Social Security tax loads rise sharply. Studies from the Institute for Contemporary Studies and the Council of American Affairs project higher payroll taxes, swelling deficits, and a potential 29 percent levy on taxable income to fund growing benefits into mid-century.
A Brigham Young University professor study on 8000 people suggests marrying a rich partner boosts stable marriage odds. The narrator recalls dating a wealthy girl, noting her 36 sweaters and skirts, then walking in the rain with 36 cents to his name, concluding girls like that make terrific wives.
Ralph de Toledano rails at the Carter era and Cold War politics. He mocks Brezhnev's new constitution, attacks academia, and warns that U.S. policy favors Cuba and the Soviet Union. He recalls trips with conservative peers criticizing Kissinger, extolling human rights, then criticizing Cuban repression.
A letter addressed to Fred Weibel, president of the Fremont school board, discusses schooling issues and public concerns. The writer expresses views on district policies and calls for responsive actions from the board. The message reflects citizen advocacy and ongoing educational debate in Fremont.
A reader argues that tax defeat stems from poor Fremont schooling and student readiness. They cite inflated property assessments and widespread dissatisfaction with high schools, noting long class gaps, unproductive use of time, and claimed insufficient maturity to benefit from schooling. The letter contrasts home learning with school shortcomings and expresses intent to avoid Fremont public schools.
18 year old Edward Donohue on Long Island sues schools claiming his education left him unable to read or write. The piece notes many districts promote failing students and questions who bears responsibility for literacy gaps. It suggests legal action is misguided if a student simply moved through grades without remedial help.
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