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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
6
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson as managing editor and Leone Ward as associate editor. It states editorials reflect the paper's opinion and that columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect The Revtere position.
The clerical workers strike exposes a new public employee militance shift. It questions within public payrolls whether typists and secretaries deserve pay parity with private sector roles, challenging comparability as a private market benchmark for salaries.
A list of state and federal lawmakers with office addresses in Washington and San Francisco, plus local offices in Hayward, Fremont, Oakland, San Leandro, and Fremont. Includes U S Senators Cranston and Tunney, Representatives Stark and Edwards, state senators Petris Molmdahl and Alquist, and assembly members Lockyer Mori and McAlister, with district boundaries and South County coverage.
Ralph de Toledano weighs Ronald Reagan against critics who call his fiscal rhetoric simplistic. He argues Reagan’s California record proves balance and surpluses, while GOP figures like Charles Percy fear a shift from Ford and Rockefeller. The piece predicts widening intra party tensions as Reagan campaigns nationwide.
Will Rogers comments that New York is financially strained and facing debt as it seeks loans and relief. He likens the city to ordinary people in debt, noting the risk of another mortgage and the reluctance of lenders to lend. He underscores a broader view that all borrowers face similar limits.
Dr. Salera argues the Employment Act of 1946 fails by ignoring wage levels, causing voluntary unemployment. He contrasts Hubert Humphrey's pro employment stance with Herb Stein’s focus on wage strength, urging universities to speak out on wage-driven job creation and policy.
Readers debate union solidarity and picket line ethics, arguing that union members should back colleagues and avoid crossing picket lines. The letter urges cohesive action to pressure negotiators, emphasizes collective power across police, fire, and city workers, and calls for judging public officials by job performance.
A letter argues against federal limits on self defense laws for homeowners facing burglars. It notes Senate Bill No. 1 and House Bill 3907 could override state laws and critiques lawmakers for pushing stricter penalties, while readers discuss juristic and personal risks of overreaction during intrusions. The piece cites J Edgar Hoover and references a Tampa Tribune editorial to illustrate public opinion.
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