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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1975
Page
9
The Daily Review editorial page disclaims official positions on its opinions, editorials, columns, cartoons, and letters to the editor. It notes that the editorials and other material do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance or the opinions of its staff.
Editorial notes a state bill enabling district level bargaining to name the larger union as exclusive agent while the AFT seeks to expand its hold in Haven Unified and districts statewide. The piece frames the clash as a broader battle between California’s big and small unions, urging public vigilance.
Report cites Fremont Warwick Elementary School cramming about 100 students into a single portable lunchroom with a single exit. Fire and school officials argued over space, while parents aired concerns of safety and legal responsibility. A staggered lunch plan and expanded eating areas were later implemented to prevent a repeat.
The editor describes the paper’s stance as conservative and independent of any party. He criticizes big government and confiscatory taxes while praising free enterprise and liberty. A personal tribute to a friend, Ernie DeLeon, closes the note.
James Kilpatrick surveys the push by the Consumer Product Safety Commission to set a formal safety standard for power mowers riding mowers and garden tractors. He cites injuries and costs, debates CU's 250 page study, and questions whether government should fix such standards or defer to market choice.
Will Rogers riffs on budget plans and congressional funding, joking that plans to teach hog birth control grow into habits as more eat than raise. He warns against tied money and high costs, likening plans to poison ivy in politics.
Lew Hedgecock of the American Federation of Teachers Hayward Local 1423 AFL-CIO argues that public sector clerical workers, mainly women, are exploited when wages follow private non-union conditions. He urges organizing to win fair pay and criticizes local editorials linking public pay to private wage scales.
The annual audit urges Castro ibe int board to establish a complete inventory of physical assets to meet Education Law requirements. Critics, including Dr Francis Efert, push for returning to fundamental schooling with basics like reading and arithmetic, while administrators resist surveys and mention ongoing concerns.
A reader from Hayward reflects on his court experience and the Watergate era, arguing that truth in court and in government has eroded. He urges voting and reinserting God into public life to restore accountability and trust.
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