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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
15
The Daily Review presents its editorial page material and letters from readers. The page notes that opinions shown in editorials, cartoons, and letters do not necessarily reflect The Daily Review's position or official stance.
A Fremont editorial reflects on the city’s rough political past and the recent push for direct election of the mayor. It discusses council debates, the clash around Tony Azevedo, Don Dillon, and Morrison, and the desire for calmer, fact-based public discourse. The piece emphasizes loyalty to ordinary voters and calls for Azevedo to align with their views again.
Will Rogers argues that increased crime stems from the automatic pistol which makes robbery easy. He says youths with guns and drugs will quickly rob the government mint, finding targets that have valuable possessions proves the toughest part of modern robbery.
Washington a review of the Office of Technology Assessment reveals internal rifts as Director Emilio Daddario resigns and Senator Edward Kennedy faces pressure over control. Board members and experts warn the agency could become a Kennedy political vehicle while the TAAC awaits new leadership and fresh direction.
A lighthearted now and then critique surfaces about school discipline and homework. The playful broadside jokes that pupils deserve protection from harsh tasks while offering a witty take on family chores and domestic duties.
A Hayward fire fighter writes in response to R Hague about a fatal highway chase. He expresses compassion for victims, defends officer safety actions, and argues for arbitration as a peaceful method in labor disputes while citing highway dangers and tax support for patrols.
President Carter's voter registration bill sputtered in Congress as administration memos warned of fraud and state officials opposed it. House Speaker O'Neill delayed action until June at the earliest while Senate leadership weighed timing amid GOP opposition and Byrd's cautious stance. The bill faces an uphill battle and may be remembered as a heavily battered administration proposal.
The letter counters your June editorial opposing SBI arbitration as a route to resolve firefighter and police labor disputes. It cites multiple California examples and argues arbitration need not be more costly, noting Oakland funded its first arbitration within budget and that a fair process is blocked when one side dominates bargaining power.
The Hayward New Haven ROC VIC4 Club thanks Glenna for fair coverage of student activities from fundraisers to state finals. The page editor’s dedication is praised for supporting AVERT and awards and promising continued cooperation next year.
Editorial protest questions the need for new administrative assistant to the superintendent with a salary of 18 000 to 22 000 and calls for reducing central office staff while praising fiscal restraint. The letter argues consolidation should save money and urges the school board to reassess expenses.
Washington column recalls Ralph Ehrlich and the 1968 Population Bomb predictions that a 2,000 story earth covering metropolis would be needed by 800 years. The piece argues shortages arise from maldistribution and socialist economics, not universal famine, praising climate of debate while criticizing environmentalist scare tactics.
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