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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
9
The Daily Review notes that its editorials express the paper’s stance while individual columns cartoons and letters to the editor may not reflect the paper's official opinion. It references Charles Meterson Leonw Ward managing and Feilar associate editor roles.
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Y. Barter declared the four week old county service employee strike illegal. He ruled absence of legal sanction for public employee strikes means workers forfeit vacation pay and floating holidays during strikes, urging tougher follow-up and penalties to recover public costs and deter lawbreaking.
The article notes the appointment of George Nicholson, senior trial deputy for Alameda County District Attorney Lowell Jensen, as executive director of the California District Attorneys Association. It praises his prosecutorial zeal, cites his role in dismantling the wolf pack terrorizing Oakland seniors, and mentions his stance against former Judge William Spruance. It remarks that his move leaves Alameda County poorer while benefiting the state and emphasizes his potential impact on lawmaking in Sacramento.
In California state planning, Caltrans weighs changing transport habits to reduce auto dependence. Critics warn against overreliance on experts, urging public involvement, open meetings, and political options rather than purely technical forecasts.
Washington reports the UN Security Council unanimously censured South Africa for racial conflict and apartheid. The piece argues the UN targets Pretoria while ignoring communist regimes, citing African clashes and Africa’s one-party states. It questions Western fidelity to UN principles and notes broader genocide allegations across Africa.
Castro Valley writer condemns repeated hoseing of swallows nesting on Canyon High School gym eaves. Health official denies backing, principal cited health concerns yet promises removal plans. Reader notes birds control insects by the lake, urges Governor Brown to stop the destruction and preserve wildlife.
Editor notes Social Security Supplement increases were delayed to September, leaving recipients facing rent, utilities, and food shortfalls. Many live on about $100 for essentials as the aged receive $259.4 monthly. Congress is urged to act to help the poor and prevent suffering during cold months.
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