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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
10
The Daily Review presents opinions in editorials while columns cartoons and letters on the editorial page may not reflect the paper's position. The note lists the editor and associate editor roles and states that non-editorial material does not necessarily express the publication's views.
The AM ECONOMIST editorial in the Metropolitan Transportation Commission report questions BART's $1.6 billion price as a bargain and warns the system imposes a large ongoing subsidy. It notes alternative freeway investments, questions land use claims, cites San Francisco gains, and urges realism about long term savings and lifestyle changes.
The Senate and House clash over Clean Air Act amendments aimed at regional air quality, delaying auto emission standards and extending timelines for emission controls. Proponents cite urgent air cleanup while opponents warn of job loss and growth restrictions. Senator Moss urges delaying action for a national study on employment, taxes, and energy impact.
James Kilpatrick mocks a Do Nothing Party as a satirical blueprint for U.S. governance. The piece imagines a rocking chair symbol and a policy of abstention, critiquing activists and citing Reagan, Carter, and Ford while lampooning vague reforms and bureaucratic drag.
Public remarks attributed to Will Rogers mock the Democratic process as he jokes about the party arguing over a vice presidential pick while aiming for a good presidential candidate. The note appears from a 1924 selected edition, reflecting satirical commentary.
An editor notes teaching is an art not a scheduled eight hour job and warns a fixed eight hour day undermines dedication. Teachers from Newark complain such a rule would penalize those who invest extra time beyond school, fearing retaliation and harm to student welfare.
Editor laments excessive cold in business premises during winter. The writer argues extreme temperature contrasts harm customers and employees, boosting illnesses and reducing productivity. They urge publication of a public warning in the Daily Review.
A reader ridicules primal scream therapy describing it as loud venting led by a gold earringed counselor and predicts chaotic scenes in daily life. The piece imagines crowds screaming in public venues and echoes skepticism toward new psychological gimmicks.
The article recalls Walter Lippmann's 35 year old warning about U.S. security eroding from allies and arms buildup. It contrasts Lippmann with Reagan and Kissinger, noting a claim that disarmament and delayed funding weaken defense.
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