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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
8
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Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert K. Barber ruled the county service employee strike, four weeks old, illegal. He said no vacation pay or floating holidays apply to those on strike and urged strict enforcement, noting public employee strikes remain unlawful without new legislation. The piece argues for penalties and amnesty terms that bind strike leaders and unions to repay public costs.
The state gains in executive director selection as George Nicholson, senior trial deputy to Alameda County District Attorney Lowell Jensen, moves from Oakland county work to lead the California District Attorneys Association. Nicholson’s record includes key prosecutions and police-prosecutor coordination, signaling stronger influence on lawmaking and enforcement statewide.
In a Sacramento policy discussion Caltrans signals a shift in transportation planning under Gov Brown. A UCSB critic warns against overreliance on experts and urges public involvement, open meetings, and accessible summaries to counter urban sprawl and technocratic control.
The United Nations Security Council unanimously censured South Africa for racial conflict, calling its apartheid a crime against humanity. The piece argues the UN critiques Pretoria while ignoring Soviet and Chinese genocidal acts, labeling the UN as pro west and anti Communist. It cites Nigeria, Angola, Uganda, and other African states with one party dictatorships.
A Castro Valley reader urges Governor Brown to halt repeated hose downs of swallow nests at Canyon High School. The principal cites health concerns from the health department, but the writer argues swallows control insects and questions the health letter. Community members rally for wildlife protection and humane treatment.
Editorial laments delays to a planned flat 6 percent Social Security supplement increase, noting many beneficiaries struggle to pay rent with dwindling checks. It urges Congress to act now to ease hardship, highlighting the elderly receive about 259 dollars monthly and winter bills loom large.
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