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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
11
A June issue note clarifies The Daily Review's editorial opinions are those of the editor and staff. It explains that letters to the editor and other practice materials do not necessarily reflect the paper's position.
The weather warms as teacher groups press for retroactive raises and better cost of living adjustments under SB 90. Districts face choices between salary hikes, program improvements, and tax relief while fringe benefits rise and demand clearer accounting.
A San Francisco essay on pornographic film Deep Throat at Presidio Centre, noting its crowd make up, production cost, and the moral impact. The piece contrasts public tolerance with disgust, likening pornography to an infection and an abscess on a healthy society, observed from the Top of the Mark.
Rus Walton notes the California State Assembly lacks a true two party system as Republicans show indecision and compromise. He cites budget battles where not a single GOP member opposed the large plan, claims leadership money sways votes, and observes some Republicans align with Democrats or consider Willie Brown for speaker.
Washington letter to Mrs. Florence B. of Reno questions President Nixon's credibility and sympathy. It critiques his statements on Watergate and secrecy, notes the Mills death, and asks for clarity before Drezhnev's visit. The writer expresses pity for those entangled in Nixon's political risks and hints at possible explanations after the Soviet leader's arrival.
A San Leandro reader denounces Mayor Jack Maltester for seeking the 4th Assembly seat after the death of Robert Crown. The letter accuses Maltester of shifting party loyalties, siding with developers, and failing to vote as constituents desire, highlighting a past council remark. The writer urges party loyalty and accountability for homeowners.
Larry Todd of Castro Valley defends state set aside preschool tax funds, argues they would be lost to another district if Castro Valley does not use them, and contends school supplies and student led materials are needed. He disputes Rhodes on inventory and a student led questionnaire on homosexuality noting it was not a school program.
A vintage tale recounts a great grandfather, a political figure, facing stiff taxpayer protests over high taxes. He contends with pressure as voters demand relief while urging fiscal restraint. The narrative frames a historic conflict between leadership and taxation.
Edith Vianna criticizes Hayward City Manager William Manley for delays in enacting animal control. She cites repeated letters on cat and dog regulation, urges immediate action, and asks concerned residents to contact Manley to push the ordinance now.
Castro Valley residents are urged to use the school district hot line to Superintendent De Pue to question anything about schools. The phone line operates weekdays between 8 16 and 8 45 am, dialing 561 3509.
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