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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1975
Page
9
The Daily Review notes its opinions appear in editorials while columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper's stance. The managing editor and associate editor are responsible for content but editorial page material may differ from official Opinion.
Editorial mocks Assemblyman William Lockyer AB 2031 as a costly compromise between politics and labor. It notes the bill’s unrealistic provisions, skepticism about a $2.25 to $3 minimum wage, and argues the measures seek stature with labor rather than real reform. The piece predicts a cleaned up version may still fail and warns of phony concessions.
The governor will appoint vacancies on the Alameda County Superior Court and related judgeships. The piece urges geographical balance, noting Oakland Berkeley area is over represented while South County is under represented. It calls for consideration of South County judges and asks Democratic leadership and the bar association to ensure area candidates receive attention.
An African kidnapping story from Chad shows a French anthropologist held for a year. After a ransom of about 2 million dollars paid despite Chad’s objections, the kidnappers kept the captive while the authorities warn against negotiating with international bandits to avoid more such cases.
A long column discusses how Republicans historically favor limited government and how President Ford faced resistance from trucking interests when proposing deregulation. It notes big business pushes for fewer rules, while small operators fear service gaps in rural areas and potential market entry by new rivals. The piece frames the election as a test of party philosophy versus practical industry pressures.
James Kilpatrick surveys the presidential primary saga with Hubert Humphrey noting exhaustion and chaos. Mondale and Packwood proposals seek orderly reform, while warnings linger about constitutional limits and the stubborn appeal of current practice.
Will Rogers quips about the dollar dipping overseas, noting bargains abroad as a dollar buys less there. The line appears in a 1983 item edited by Beyan Sterting, with rights reserved for the Will Rogers Memorial.
Readers debate college admissions criteria and affirmative action. The letter argues for equal respect under law, questions language requirements, and calls for evidence based education while referencing figures like George Waite and noting the Fremont area.
A Christmas editorial urges spiritual focus over material life and urges forgiveness and worship year round. It also reports a local campaign to mark hazardous invisible wires over Carquinez Straits after two deaths and outlines costs, FAA standards, and requests public support from citizens and officials.
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