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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

13

Daily Review editorial page notes and staff roles

The Daily Review outlines editorial content and staff positions with Charles Peterson as managing editor and Leana Ward as associate editor. It states opinions on editorials, cartoons, letters to the editor, and editorial page material may not reflect the paper’s official position.

Charles Peterson Leana Ward Daily Review

CYA tough talk echoes in harsh stance on teenage crime

Editorial argues California Youth Authority shifts toward punitive stance amid calls for crackdown on young offenders. It notes Director Allen Breed's push to drop training and treatment in favor of punishment and reports parole rule changes allowing drugs and guns, drawing criticism from law enforcement and observers.

California Youth Authority CYA Copley News Service Sacramento Allen F. Breed Breed Miles Parollees California State Employees Association Brown

Charlie Finley and the A s star exodus the 1970s era

The piece reflects on Charlie Finley's hardline ownership and the 1970s Oakland Athletics star trades. It credits Finley with building three World Series champions while noting fan anger, the team’s relocated potential, and the lasting memory of players like Joe Rudi Vida Blue and Rollie Fingers.

Charlie Finley la Porte Indiana Chicago Joe Rudi Vida Blue Rollie Fingers Finley Old Charlie A's Red Sox Yankees A’s Oakland Cincinnati

Busing study finds little progress from integration plan

Two psychology professors Miller and Gerard report Riverside California desegregation over ten years failed to close the achievement gap. The study finds minority students gained little academically and faced increased anxiety, contradicting hopes that racial balance busing would boost progress. They urge the Supreme Court to reconsider its stance on desegregation.

Washington Norman Miller University of Southern California Harold B. Gerard University of California In Los Angeles Riverside Calif Miller Gerard

Will Rogers SAYS on campaign contributions and voters

Will Rogers advocates removing limits on campaign contributions and paying candidates, arguing that voters have received little beyond a butter in the past. The piece, dated May 2, 192m, is selected and edited by Aryan for the Will Rogers International.

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IRS Inquisition Sparks Outburst From Midwest Executive

Jeffrey St. John and other business leaders criticize an IRS inquiry seen as sweeping and vague. Directive No. 68 requires written answers to 11 questions probing bribes and kickbacks to obtain favorable treatment, with potential criminal action for false responses. Executives view the probes as political leverage amid Watergate-era tensions.

IRS Sis TRS Washington Ford Administration

Time to speak out on future of Garin Park

Sherman Lewis of Hayward urges public input on Garin Park future. He praises the park district for protecting open space against highway plans and notes access from campus Calhoun Street and Garin Road. He argues for preserving semi wilderness while balancing growth and environmental protection.

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Suburban Security Boom Tackles Crime and Wealth

A 1976 piece discusses rising private security in affluent suburbs and urban areas, noting Water Tower Place's CCTV monitoring and multiple alarm systems. It cites 5,000 security firms, $1.6 billion annual losses, and the shift toward private policing, with residents fearing loss of freedom to lock up. It mentions Chicago private guards outnumbering police and a Washington map marking high crime zones.

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