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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
8
The Daily Review states editorials express the paper's opinions and columns letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. Charles Peterson Leone is listed as Managing Editor and Wayward, Calif. as the location for the Tuesday, June 22, 1978 issue.
San Jose Senator Clark Bradley backs SB 383 to exclude voluntarily unemployed workers on strike from Aid to Families with Dependent Children. advocates say it would clarify who qualifies and prevent public funds from backing labor strife, while opponents warn of broader impacts on the unemployed. The State board has issued policy, but county officials urge legislation to settle the issue and guide welfare practice.
Rock music is criticized as big business has warped the scene. The decline is blamed on commercialization and corporate musicians, with Hivan high priests like Bill Graham losing theaters in New York and San Francisco. The San Diego Union Bible Thought ends with a quoted admonition from James 4 17.
The piece argues Iran executes heroin pushers and cites a House report on executions since 1969. It discusses Nixon's plan for a $100 million anti-drug push, calls for attacking heroin at its source in Turkey and Southeast Asia, and suggests drastic public actions amid U.S. drug concerns.
Jim Fiebig recounts a chaotic scene where a man seeks to pay cash at The Sins Falls airport but is refused in favor of a credit card. Rep. Abuorexk plans to consult the ITaige Bank ing and Currency Committee to determine when credit replaced cash as legal tender. The incident ends with a sale of the transition two years prior amid a wary crowd and shouted names.
The budget debate in Sacramento centers on a $7.01 billion Assembly plan vs Gov. Bengal's $6.7 billion. The governor can use line item veto to strike nonessential items, balancing a fiscal tightrope as lawmakers battle for control and the deadline nears.
Jeffrey Hart visits UC San Diego and condemns Third College as intellectual apartheid. He criticizes a reading list he says promotes anti white and anti American sentiment, highlighting texts by Marxist and anti imperial authors and noting lack of broader international voices. He argues taxpayer funding props this bias and urges reevaluation of the program.
The document lists South County area legislators and offices. U.S. Senators Alan Cranston and John V. Tunney, and Congressmen George P. Miller and Dan Edwards are cited with their Washington offices. State Senators Nicholas Petris John Holmdahl Clark Bradley and Assemblymen Boo Crown Fong are named with districts.
Editor voices concern over Alameda County land use in unincorporated areas amid billions in federal funds for builders. He alleges zoning violations, delayed appeals, and perceived favoritism toward developers by the Board of Supervisors and planning commissioners, calling for abolition of the residential planned district ordinance if meaningful guidelines cannot be set.
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