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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1974
Page
13
The Daily Review clarifies that its opinions are expressed only in editorials and that columns cartoons letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
Summary of endorsements across offices including Supervisor District 2 Hanson, County Clerk Recorder Pool, District Attorney Jensen, Superior Court William Ky, Municipal Court Cartan, Union City Council Don Miller, and BART director candidate Meswra A. Plus school bonds for Newark and Newhaven districts, several Prop measures on parks, water, Cal-Vet bonds, property tax, and transit funding with various yes or no stances.
Senator Eastland urges cash restitution for farmers whose broiler flocks were destroyed due to a government pesticide regulation. The Senate supports the plan, while the House appears likely to oppose funding such a taxpayer raid. The row raises to what extent government rules trigger losses and if Treasury should cover them.
A reflective piece on how naming trends shift across generations. It recalls a piano recital audience scanning for Mary among performers, then muses on the fading of old-fashioned names like Ruth and Helen while new ones like Kelsi appear. It contrasts Puritan virtue names with modern trends and notes regional taste differences.
Washington commentary notes the Reading Reform Foundation and supporters in Senate push for stronger phonics under an omnibus education bill. It critiques funding levels and questions the impact of large federal grants, urging emphasis on phonics over look-and-say methods to prevent a generation of functional illiterates.
Morrie Ryskin argues writers seek recognition through memorabilia while public letters to the University of Wisconsin archive reveal a nation deeply split over Watergate. He notes 47 percent defend Nixon amid vivid pro and anti essays including calls for penalties and even a public hanging.
The piece argues that growing government paperwork and forms burden federal state and local agencies, costing billions and driving many small businesses to quit. It notes billions spent on processing forms, 14 000 IRS forms, 2 500 federal reports, and widespread calls for relief from the paperwork blizzard.
The debate over public school union representation heats up as Assemblyman Richard Alatorre reintroduces AB 254 mirroring SB 400, seeking agency shop and mandatory dues. GOP and educators weigh potential veto risks while rival AB 4078 would bar state funds to districts enforcing union membership, amid ongoing strike history and political campaigning.
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