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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
11
The Daily Review explains that editorials express the paper's opinions while letters to the editor and cartoons on the editorial page do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance. Charles Peterson and Leona Ford are listed as managing editor and associate editor respectively.
The Hayward strike enters its second week as management and labor diverge further. City officials reject union tactics while defending professional negotiations. The piece supports the council's stance and urges public input ahead of April elections to determine who runs City Hall.
A Castro Valley school district official gained a ruling that charging PTA and student groups for mimeo supplies at district cost is probably illegal. The county counsel notes non profits should buy from the district, while employee groups may face different rules. The piece criticizes officials for focusing on such issues and hints at broader concerns including leases to unions and public funds implications.
County Administrator Loren Enoch proposes that county department heads reimburse the county for miles traveled in county cars between home and work. The move alone may not cut taxes but represents a practical step toward fiscal sanity and visible public accountability.
James Kilpatrick recalls a Raleigh Wake County plan that blends health with schooling. A fluoride mouth rinse program asks teachers to dispense solution weekly, supervise rinsing, and discard cups. Critics flag teacher time loss and overreach, while supporters tout reduced cavities.
Will Rogers critiques inviting China and India to a conference while noting their absence from others. He argues large nations with vast populations were not consulted, highlighting selective diplomacy and global power dynamics. Written in a satirical tone reflecting 1932 perspectives.
Ralph de Toledano reports on allegations that Robert F. Kennedy authorized or condoned wire and electronic surveillance against civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. The piece quotes Kennedy denying knowledge and notes shifting contacts amid the controversy while defending Hoover and questioning press allegations.
Readers debate merit based pay citing private sector averages and the gap between high and average wages. The Daily Review invites signed letters to the editor and urges residents to weigh Hayward growth, public jobs, and local pride amid urban expansion.
Editor laments national crises and questions Hayward proposing another expressway. The piece argues for developing Hayward into a cohesive community rather than pursuing road expansion, critiquing leaders for resisting local progress and keeping residents confined.
In Castro Valley, a letter shows four rally labels featuring Rep. Fortney Pete Stark with his picture repeating on the outside. Inside, the message argues against taxpayer funds being used for elected officials’ gains and calls for relieving him and others of their fat payrolls.
A fragmented column cites President Ford and a mother urging belt use amid a drive discussion. It juxtaposes public safety with child psychology critiques, noting parental insistence and the adult model in shaping a child’s behavior.
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