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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
11
The Daily Review explains that opinions appear only in editorials and not necessarily reflect the paper's overall position. It notes columns cartoons and other editorials do not necessarily mirror the editor’s personal stance or the paper's official line.
Editorial warns the Bicentennial Fourth of July could bring大量 illegal and dangerous fireworks. It criticizes lax enforcement, cautions that bootleg sales threaten public safety, and urges police and safety agencies to curb risky displays amid dry conditions and crowded outdoor areas.
The BART board delayed weekend service into next spring, shelving a costly plan while defending Budget cuts. Sacramento analysts suggested further trimming could help secure legislative support for a rescue bill from Assemblyman Knox. Questions linger about a $4.7 million weekend service line and safety hurdles.
Federal court in Los Angeles found Dr. Louis J. Cella guilty on 22 counts including income tax evasion tax fraud Medicare fraud and conspiracy. Cella once donated or loaned over 500000 to more than four candidates in 1974 with large sums aiding Ken Cory Orange County supervisor and Gov Brown and Jesse Unruh in state politics.
In Washington the helmet bill is used to illustrate liberal versus conservative divides. The 1967-69 helmet edict by the Secretary of Transportation forced states to require riders to wear helmets or lose federal funds. Critics call it overreach while supporters cite safety. The fight ended with a late amendment and nine years to overturn the order, highlighting partisan battles over federal power.
Senator Tower argues U S actions in Angola were misrepresented to the public claiming the average person is not sophisticated enough for foreign affairs. He contends experts may also lack qualification.
Phyllis Schlafly cites Radcliffe Quarterly findings showing educated women delaying or avoiding motherhood, with Radcliffe graduates least likely to marry and bear children. She warns of rising elderly populations, declining birth rates, and looming Social Security strains, urging policy awareness instead of a nation of aging workers.
A letter to the editor from Vincent M. Hamblea of Maywood condemns the unequal deductions from retired pay for older veterans with service connected disabilities. He cites federal and California actions, urging separate entitlement treatment and protection from reductions, to preserve dignity and independence for veterans retired since World War II and Korea.
East Bay Chapter of the Seventh Step Foundation denies involvement with James Reece. The paper notes no specific chapter or Calvary Baptist Church in the lawsuit and apologizes for any mistaken inferences. Local clients at Hayward Halfway House report harassment due to the article.
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