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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
13
The Daily Review introduces its editorials and notes that opinions reflect the eritors’ views while columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily represent the paper. It cites page roles such as Charles Heterson lounge managing editor and associate editor and mentions the June 15, 1977 date.
Editorial denounces Sacramento talk on improving California's business climate while criticizing the Willie Brown tax relief bill. It argues the measure disguises a $658 million tax shift that would raise statewide taxes and widen property tax burdens via a split roll, harming investment and jobs. The piece predicts the bill may fail on the Assembly floor but could survive in conference committee, signaling continued risk to California business.
The House panel moved to end the deduction for state and local gasoline taxes drawing criticism from Californians who rely on driving. The piece argues the loss would hurt a state with high gasoline use and limited mass transit, warning of broader political consequences for California in Washington.
Will Rogers lampoons lobbying power arguing one man with no official tie can sway a legislator and warns that if senators and congressmen cannot shield themselves from lobbyists, the problem lies with representation rather than the lobbies.
Comic strip dialogue by Jim Fiebig depicts a young man debating marital prospects tied to wealth. A college memory highlights dating rich girls and the idea that money affects lasting relationships, ending with a rain scene and a self-deprecating joke about finances.
Ralph de Toledano critiques rising U.S. political chaos. He links GOP ease with Carter to Democratic frictions, laments extremism in Liberty Lobby and U.S. Labor Party, notes Brezhnev and Soviet-era shifts, discusses Cuba policy, human rights, and media figures, and reflects on past reporting trips and accusations of fascism while urging clear thinking amid partisan rancor.
M Stanton Evans cites new studies from the Institute for Contemporary Studies and the Council of American Allies warning of looming Social Security insolvency. They project rising taxes, swelling deficits, and a steep shift of burden to workers, with payouts reaching 280 billion by 1984 and taxes climbing to 13 410 by 2011, plus potential monthly benefits of 84,000 by 2050.
Kathleen Lang Terrill of Fremont argues against a school tax increase, blaming rising assessments and perceived poor education quality. She cites long class gaps, weak academic standards, and a radio discussion on adult education, asserting Fremont schools fail to meet expectations and pleading to withhold new tax support.
An 18 year old Edward Donahue of Coplaque Long Island argues schools failed to teach him to read and write. He contends his education left him unable to cope with real world tasks while the litigation trend risks rewarding opportunism over teacher competence.
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