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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
14
The Daily Review from June 17, 1976 lists Charles Peterson as Managing Editor and Leona Ward as Associate Editor. It clarifies that editorials express the paper's opinions and that cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial content do not necessarily reflect The Review's official stance.
An editorial argues the California Youth Authority’s leadership uses harsh rhetoric while backing stricter parole rules. It notes Director Allen Breed championed repealing drug and gun restrictions for parolees, despite claims the system remains too permissive and ineffective in curbing violent youth crime.
A columnist reflects on Charlie Finley unloading stars like Joe Rudi Vida Blue and Rollie Fingers, arguing his bold moves aimed at best bargains despite fan anger. Finley’s courage and impact on Oakland’s three title years are weighed against relocation fears and the lasting fan stigma.
James Kilpatrick summarizes a Psychology Today report by Norman Miller and Harold Gerard showing ten-year Riverside desegregation busing failed to improve achievement or reduce anxiety. The professors question assumed motivation and race contact effects, noting little progress and urging Supreme Court reconsideration of desegregation rulings.
Will Rogers argues that limits on campaign contributions should be lifted and spending unrestricted. He questions how voters benefit and suggests payoffs to influence ordinary citizens, noting that in the past voters received only a button. May 20, 192%.
Jeffrey St John, a top Midwestern businessman, denounces IRS questioning as Nazi-like. He cites an IRS audit with 11 sweeping questions, written responses required under Directive No 88, and potential criminal action for false answers. Executives view the move as political leverage in the Ford administration.
Open space advocate urges public input on Garin Park future and opposes a highway through the area. Letter writer praises park district for protecting open space, notes access from campus Calhoun Street and Garin Road, and argues for balanced growth with environmental protection.
Paul Harvey discusses rising crime in suburbs and the security boom as 6,000 firms compete for private protection. Water Tower Place uses round the clock CCTV and alarms. property owners spend billions on protections while criminals persist. A Washington map marks high crime areas for buyers and visitors dating back to Lincoln era.
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