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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
6
The Daily Review states its opinions are expressed only in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's expedition. The page identifies editors Colinas and Leung Ward as contributing editors and managing staff.
The letter argues about public employee fringe benefits and retirement generosity amid a county employee strike. It defends the retire ment plan against charges of excess, notes reader differences in conclusions, and cautions against conspiratorial readings linking coverage to strike disputes.
A directory of state and federal lawmakers with offices and contact numbers. Includes U.S. Senators Cranston and Tunney, U.S. Representatives Stark and Edwards, State Senators Holmdahl Alquist Petris, and Assemblymen Lock Mori McAlister, with district spans across Oakland Fremont Hayward and South County areas. Local supervisors listed with districts and offices.
General Ira C. Baker argues the service academy honor codes remain essential for integrity amid West Point’s cheating case. He cites court rulings upholding rights protections and notes cadet support, while opponents include pacifist groups and certain political actors.
The piece attributes a Will Rogers style quip about public arguments and national division over spinach versus broccoli. It mentions February 14, 1930 and references Aryan Sterling with a note about rights and a Will Rogers Memorial.
A county employee letter argues Alameda County retirement benefits are miscast as the fiscal problem. It notes the large jail costs, challenges a one‑sided view of pensions, and explains that most workers never draw benefits, while new formulas raise county and employee contributions. The writer, a county employee and retirement board member, contends the article is partly incomplete but not proof of excessive generosity.
Patricia Rorabeck is urged to stay firm in her stance for workers as a letter criticizes government corruption from the President’s office down. The writer argues unity is the only language management understands and warns that fair deals are impossible, urging scrutiny of speeches and voting records.
An analysis of President Carter's economic team names L Klein of Pennsylvania and Marvin Feldstein of Harvard among advisers. It notes Klein's early computer forecasting, argues inflation and unemployment demand tough tradeoffs, and questions the feasibility of wage controls and easy deficits.
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