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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
12
The Daily Review states editorials and opinion pages reflect the publication’s stance, while letters to the editor and cartoons may express reader or contributor views. The Charter Peterson Loona Ward editorial staff are listed as managing editor and associate editor, respectively.
A nationwide look at the end of the five year revenue sharing program notes future risk if renewed. Critics warn it props up spending and inequities, while some lawmakers push for extensions and higher allocations. Opponents urge letting local government finance itself.
The piece argues Indira Gandhi's suspension of civil liberties shows how power corrupts and that a central government with few constraints could mirror India’s actions. It warns Americans not to repeat similar mistakes, noting the risk if constitutional guarantees are treated as mere government allowances.
Victor Gotbaum, leader of New York City's largest public employees union, stressed that public service hinges on job security and retirement security during negotiations. The remark, made years earlier, underscores a lasting truth about civil servant protection and bargaining power.
James Kilpatrick surveys President Ford's push to limit federal rules shaping business and daily life. He cites agencies from OSHA to EPA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission, noting forms, hearings, and costs while praising any move toward less intrusive governance. The piece argues for measured reforms, not abolition.
M Stanton Evans argues that federal planning diverts capital from production, hindering investments, jobs, and growth. He cites high deficits, taxes, and regulatory costs as suppressing private investment and delaying or destroying millions of potential jobs.
President Ford salutes the army as it marks two centuries of service, while the nation debates the strength of national defense and the reach of arms in preserving freedoms won in the Revolution. A federal task force considers banning fluorocarbon gases in aerosols to protect the ozone layer amid cancer fears.
Editor letters urge prioritizing elementary tutors and counselors to build learning skills and confidence early. Advocates say timely help prevents later remedial work and aids career planning, stressing continuous teacher and board support and faster access.
A reader blasts the $229 million county budget and rising property values in Alameda County. The letter accuses the board of supervisors of waste and urges expenditure cuts and a taxpayer strike. The writer, John Brain, cites Castro Valley property value jumps and criticizes the homeowner exemption.
The editor argues that fundamental reforms in adult education and basic skills should precede other programs. He notes current courses like macrame and fishing as examples and calls for tacit reforms in schools to ensure every child gains marketable abilities. Governor Brow urges business to open training facilities to benefit from the programs. Mrs. Ellen, a teacher in Castro Valley Unified School District, weighs in.
Richard L. Buchanan of Fremont criticizes AC Transit and DART for seeking a 45 cent fare increase to sustain Dial-A-Ride. He argues government grants already cover costs and warns against more taxes on an already bloated property tax bill. He vows to oppose continuance if tax measures appear on the ballot.
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