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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1977
Page
4
The Daily Review issues a partial page with editorials opinions and letters to the editor. The provided text shows formatting and staff roles but lacks clear events or names to anchor a specific story.
Guest editorial argues tariffs harm the US economy and calls for genuine two way free trade. It cites shoe imports from Taiwan and South Korea, job losses, and calls for reciprocity with Japan and Korea. It warns protectionism risks a broader trade war and urges public support for President Carter's free trade stance.
M Stanton Evans argues the Social Security system is built on deception and faces a widening deficit as birthrates fall and promises outpace revenues. He criticizes the insurance analogy, calls for honest debate, and warns of rising taxes on workers and employers under President Carter.
Police chief Edward M Davis argues that victims suffer loss of dignity in crime and that the justice system prioritizes criminals over victims. He condemns no fault justice, urges restitution and shared responsibility by offenders, and calls for compassion and new accountability for victims.
California lawmakers intensify moves to curb UC independence by limiting state funding and requiring social impact statements for research proposals while demanding disclosure of consulting work. Courts declare UC a state agency under the Fair Political Practices Act, risking new conflicts of interest rules for faculty and administrators.
An annotated note from a 198x almanac argues that today’s high school athletes surpass past Olympic champions in many events due to improved coaching, equipment, and training. It cites historic marks in jumping, discus, shot put, pole vault, and swimming, noting current youths would eclipse legends like Weissmuller and Rose.
Virgil Salera cites a statistical study by Robert Hall and Robert Pingarck that argues current government oil controls keep prices below true cost. They claim world prices would curb imports by about 3 million barrels daily and boost domestic output by 2 million barrels, saving roughly $15.3 billion yearly. The piece condemns Washington for elevating consumption and warns of higher cartel prices and reduced energy security.
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