The Malu Review and The Daily Reviewty Fragment
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1977
Page
6
Fragmentary note cites The Malu Review and The Daily Review with unclear signals of editorial stance and distant references. Content is garbled and does not reveal a clear event or outcome.
Residents of Frotmont Newark and Union City react to Alameda County Water Districts shift from drought conservation to urging resumption of sprinkler use. The piece blames slow crisis recognition and rising rates for public distrust, calling for better governance and voluntary cuts rather than new shortages.
A historical listing of U S Senators and Representatives for Southern Alameda County and nearby districts. It outlines names such as Cranston Hayakawa Stark Edwards Holmdahl Alquist Lockyer Floyd Meier Floyd Meir McAlister and others with their Washington and local office addresses and phone numbers. It notes the Ninth and Tenth District coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley Livermore Alameda Fremont Union City and Newark. It provides district boundaries and the South County associations with various supervisors and assembly members.
The piece argues Andrew Young’s public missteps, looseness with language, and inflated self view erode credibility in the Carter administration. It contrasts Young with peers like Ralph Bunche and Whitney Young, questions his impact at the UN, and links his stance on race to broader debates about leadership, diplomacy, and the era’s politics. It notes his role in sustaining black support for Carter and suggests promotion patterns reflect broader political debts.
A reader complains about Bay Area rapid transit blaming misnamed service and rising fares. He cites delays track problems and service disruptions as excuses and asks for action while signatories discuss drug safety defenses from a corporate firm and medical director statements from Symex Laboratories.
A classified style note describes a position claiming "salary commensurate with ability" while a firm faces a Catch-22. It must raise rates to fund public relations for the prior wage offer, complicating the hiring pitch and financial optics.
Dr Robert Mendelsatin discusses Naprosyn used for rheumatoid arthritis and clarifies that the FDA has not made a final decision to withdraw the drug. The agency questions the reliability of a single rat study.
Critics argue trade is two way and urge the State Department to challenge foreign restrictions. They note a growing US deficit around 200 billion dollars while Japan and West Germany run surpluses, with autos and farm products blocked in those markets. The call centers on a forward strategy under Robert Strauss for freer entry to the European Community.
Professor Virgil Salera argues Social Security is largely a tax collection for pensions of past workers, not an insurance system. He critiques disability funding, proposes moving disability to welfare, and urges inflation-protection restorations and other reforms to curb long term deficits.
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