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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
16
The Daily Review outlines that its opinions appear only in editorials cartoons and letters to the editor and do not necessarily reflect the paper's position. It credits Charles Mororsan and Leoni Weret as managing and associate editors and lists the issue date June 2 197.
Editorial notes a Newark demonstration opposing a toll hike on the Dumbarton and related Bay Area bridges. It calls the Metropolitan Transportation Commission unaccountable and argues the tolls amount to a tax without public control, while predicting ongoing legislative and legal efforts to block the rise.
The state Senate approved SB 500 to ban smoking in virtually all public buildings and many workplaces. Critics warn enforcement would fail and urge smoking areas instead, hoping the Assembly rejects the bill. Local jurisdictions could craft stricter rules but only if they tighten protections.
Citizens for Law and Order reports a total of 84 sentences in Contra Costa Napa and Sonoma counties. Seventeen went to state prison, nine to county jail, nine to CYA custody, three to CRC, two were fined and three placed on probation.
A 2 million dollar, three year study by Office of Education and Cambridge consultants found that traditional, disciplined instruction outperformed open, child-led methods. Among 9,200 children in 106 cities, basic reading and math scores were higher, with Nichols Ave and Morgan School illustrating the contrast.
A reader complains water bills fell while sewer charges rose sharply under the so called Super Sewer project. He questions allocations and notices, asks who bears the cost and urges council to protect fixed and low income residents amid rising utility expenses.
Time Magazine notes 150000 homosexuals in Miami but only 90000 votes. On June 7 Miami voters rejected a gay rights ordinance 70 to 40. The piece argues democracy and culture must decide private life vs public approval, urging tolerance without equal public status for homosexuality while supporting conditions for homosexuals to flourish.
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