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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

13

Daily Review Editorials and Opinion Policy Note

The Daily Review states its opinions are expressed in editorials and that columns cartoons letters and other editorial page material do not reflect the citys position. The brief note introduces editor Leann Wael and editor Charles Peterseant as associate editors and outlines editorial independence.

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Editorial Opinion Sees Flawed Hayward Pay Increase

An editorial critiques a Hayward school board decision granting Supt. Allan Bushnell an 8 1/2 thousand dollar raise, arguing it risks setting wage precedents. The piece commends Bushnell's record but warns unions may press for higher salaries, impacting public costs and bargaining later.

Hayward Allan Bushnell Gregory Michenels Bushnell Joan Hamblin AY Lepore

Will Rogers on Congressional Show Closing

Will Rogers jokes about the Congressional show being closed and ponders moving the original cast to New York for a Broadway run. The item is dated June 8, 1924 and credits the piece to Feran Stertieg.

New York

California gas crunch to bite this summer with heat waves

California faces an early taste of natural gas shortages this summer as electricity generation shifts from gas to oil, triggering sulfate smog alerts in the Southland and pushing for LNG terminal and Alaskan gas imports. Gov. Brown backs LNG and route decisions ahead of September.

Thomas D. Elias California East Midwest Fioe Sir Southland Pacific Gas & Electrie Co Souther California Gas Co el Paso Natural Gas Co Gov. Brown

Obstacles for would be firefighter face editor notes

A parent laments barriers hindering their son from becoming a firefighter. He majors in fire science, pursues Red Cross training, and passes tests, but San Francisco blocks testing due to residence. He argues bias due to non minority status and male gender, noting age is no longer a decisive factor.

Bay Area Red Cross San Francisco Cas Union City

Tax relief debate and fiscal restraint urged

A letter argues that real tax relief requires cutting government services and limiting inflation. The writer warns that without reducing services such as bus transit protection medical aid and other programs taxes will not fall and individual freedoms may erode. Castro Valley resident DON BR MAMMITT signs the piece.

Big Brother Don BR. Mammitt Castro Valley

Accuracy in Media attacks media bias and seeks action

Reed J. Trviné and AIM pursue fairness by attending stockholders meetings and pressuring major outlets. The exchange with Washington Post editor Covelin over Letelier documents highlights AIM's confrontational approach and accusations of leaked material and bias.

Washington Reed J. Trviné Me Bryine AIM Lohes Banch Tigers AIM Report New York Times Washington Post Irvine Ervine Philip Gegelin Washington Last Orlando Letelier Chile Letelier Havana Cuba Congress Post Rowland Evans Robert Novak Covelin Woodward Bernstein Stevine Gogelin Jevinay Iwaks Gagolini Jeviney Gayalin Dirvine Pentagon Gavelin Divine Geyellis Jack Anerson Evans Novak Gavella AMM North Korea ATA

Carter White House Nightling Says Too Damn It

Billy Carter spends his first night in the White House wandering the halls and muttering about the job and house. Mary Merry, an education official in the Carter administration, pledges to push national minimum standards for high school graduation focusing on reading and writing.

Billy Carter White House Mary Merry

Andy Young bold Africa stance stirs U S racial debate

The Los Angeles Times Syndicate commentary argues that U N Ambassador Andy Young’s Africa trip and calls for black Africans to boycott white merchants reflect a shift of domestic race tensions abroad. It contends the administration uses such rhetoric to quell domestic unrest and portrays blacks as united behind policy.

Amy Young United U.N Africa Andy Young Human Rights United States Lel Los Angeles Times Syndicate

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