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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
14
The Daily Review notes editorials express the paper’s stance while broader page material does not bind the publication. Managing Editor Pederson and Ruiter are identified among the staff line, with June 22 as the current timing reference.
The four member majority approved an 8500 raise to 45000 for Hayward School Supt Allan Bushnell. The editorial supports the raise yet warns it may drive future union demands and widen tax burdens despite Bushnell's solid first year accomplishments.
Fragmentary notes cite Will Rogers joking about a Washington show ending. the writer mentions a Broadway run with the original cast, possible move to New York, and June 8, 1924 context amid unclear sources and misattributed lines. The text reads as a garbled report with references to AP and a Dept of Comedy.
California faces an early taste of natural gas shortages this summer with heat and power limits likely. Smog from oil-fired plants rises as gas cuts push utilities to rely on low sulfur fuels, triggering sulfate alerts and potential industry shutdowns while LNG and Alaskan gas plans loom for long term relief.
Reed Irvine of Accuracy in Media battles Washington Post editor over leaked Letelier documents and the Post’s handling of the case. The AIM report criticizes media leaks while pressing for transparency at stockholder meetings and raises questions about Cuba and Chilean connections cited in the Letelier affair.
Billy Carter spends his first White House night wandering the mansion and announcing its size. An education official Mary Berry vows to push national minimum standards for high school graduation, aiming to improve literacy and writing benchmarks.
A concerned parent laments barriers for their son to become a firefighter. He lacks minority or female status yet faces city test refusals, age bias shifts, and geographic limits while pursuing fire science, Red Cross training, and exams. The letter calls for merit over quotas and hopes for opportunity in Union City.
Readers debate tax relief and the cost of government. The writer urges reduced services and free enterprise as prerequisites for any relief, warning that current rhetoric masks higher taxes. Signed by Don R. Hammitt.
The Los Angeles Times piece critiques U N ambassador Andy Young for urging Africa boycotts and attacking white merchants, arguing President Carter aligns with these moves to steer domestic race tensions abroad. It suggests the administration aims to defuse U.S. race unrest by shifting focus to Africa.
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