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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
11
The Daily Review presents an editorial page with names Charles Peterson Leana Ward and staff roles for managing editor and associate editor. It states the opinions appear only in editorials, columns, and cartoons and that letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The Metro editorial board questions the 1.6 billion BART project value arguing it remains costly and unlikely to deliver expected long term dividends. It notes freeway investments would have been needed otherwise and criticizes overpromises while acknowledging San Francisco gains from BART. It urges avoiding the notion that BART was the right idea from the start.
Congress confronts a brewing clash over Clean Air Act amendments. House approved measures push preserving cleaner regions while delaying auto emission standards and boosting state control. Senate debate mirrors business fears of slowed growth versus Clean Air Coalition calls for stronger pollution cleanup aided by a National Commission study.
James Kilpatrick imagines a Do Nothing Party to critique U S policy. He mocks activists and politicians from Reagan to Ford, urging rest over reform, advocating minimal laws, reduced bureaucracy, and a hands-off economy and foreign policy with ironic, satirical bluntness.
Will Rogers quips that Democrats fear their VP choice while Republicans fret over a presidential nominee. He notes both sides face pivotal selection pressure as the 1924 campaign unfolds.
Walter Lippmann argued in Life magazine that U.S. disarmament policy invites danger and that passive defense invites attack. He warned that armed weakness invites Hitler and that arms race rhetoric masks dangerous strategic flaws.
Letters from Newark teachers argue an eight-hour day for teaching is unworkable and harmful to student programs. They cite late hours for parent conferences, professional growth, and district goals, warning of retaliation and a divide between administrators and teachers.
A reader warns that excessive air conditioning in many establishments creates hazards for customers and staff. He cites risks from extreme temperature contrasts leading to illnesses like pneumonia and arthritis, plus potential business losses and wasted manhours, urging an early warning in the Daily Review.
Jim Fiebig notes the term primal scream therapy lacking explanation and questions its everyday popularity. He imagines practitioners urging loud releases in public spaces and worries about the social disruption and personal stability of screamers and bystanders alike.
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