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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1975
Page
7
The Daily Review presents opinions only in editorials. Columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position. The managing editor is Charles Peters and Leona Wad and Adnoriate edit material on the editorial page.
Oakland interests push a 93 million plan to extend BART to the airport, risking longer trips for Fremont and South County commuters. Critics warn the detour wastes time and funds, suggesting bus service from Coliseum instead. Endorsements come from the Port Commission and Alameda County Supervisors.
A noisy commentary questions a potential $10,000 federal grant and a yearlong survey on dog bites, suggesting bureaucratic jargon and vague aims. The piece mocks the form driven inquiry into victim animal interaction and questions whether the effort will reduce incidents or reveal meaningful insights.
Alameda County's annual fair starts today at Pleasanton fairgrounds offering nostalgia bingo beauty pageant agricultural exhibits and horse racing. The event promises something for all ages with 13 days of festivities including the Mid of Alameda Contest and Fourth of July weekend special events.
The piece reports FTC chairman Lewis Engman quoted in U S News that Americans increasingly oppose government regulation in the marketplace. It argues liberal spend and tax policies hurt taxpayers, inflation links to deficits, and that big government disrupts free enterprise, urging rapid deregulation ahead of entrenched socialism.
President Ford’s comprehensive crime message is praised for strong prison reform, victim compensation, and harsher penalties for gun violence. It also faces critique for political caution on abortion and drugs, and for not fully embracing decisive action against organized crime or broader gun controls.
Will Rogers quips about a busy weekend as Americans rush between banks to renew notes. He jokes that many people burn more gasoline than the loan is worth and recalls a man who paid interest at a bank then went to a bar, drawing police attention to a farcical chase.
General Ira C. Baker warns that Soviet power growth targets global dominance. Schlesinger cites Russia outspending the U S in procurement and R D by 25 and 20 percent and 60 percent in strategic nuclear forces. He notes Russian civil defense, anti aircraft defenses, enlarged naval program, and arms supplies to Vietnam and Middle East allies as signs of aggression and potential war.
The piece surveys New York City finances under Mayor Abe Beame as welfare pensions and prior regimes leave a red ink crisis. Beame proposes budget cuts including police layoffs, fire engine manning reductions, and sanitation layoffs while seeking Big Mac bonds and nuisance taxes to cover a shortfall. Union resistance and political stumbles complicate relief efforts.
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