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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
10
The Daily Review lists Charles Peterson and Loune Woed as editors with editorial material on opinions page. It notes that editorials and letters reflect the page content and not necessarily the paper's official position.
Editorial notes Congress and President Ford enacted a bill denying unemployment benefits to teachers over summer break. It also covers a Fremont rally headlined by Jane Fonda that drew under 800, with only about 150 staying for her Kiss America performance to raise funds for Vietnam Action on unemployment pay.
The piece argues for school vouchers allowing parents to spend a dedicated education fund at any school. It notes potential benefits and pitfalls, including competition among schools, parental choice, and possible disruptions to district planning and funding. It mentions political viewpoints and references President Forti and European allies.
The House Appropriations Committee attacked the Office of Minority Business Enterprise, praising its minority business support. Kilpatrick argues OMBE promotes capitalism and enterprise, citing growth in minority banks, franchises, and purchases, while noting other agencies’ failures and the hope it remains funded.
A clipped quotation from 1933 reflects Will Rogers humor about Father’s Day. The speaker argues fathers are unfairly excused for harmful actions, labeling the father figure a mere necessity unless an outsider would face harsher judgment.
California's Year-Round Education Handbook reports 126 schools in 38 districts using variants of the Hayward plan with 60 districts studying it. The shift aims to better use facilities, reduce vandalism, and blur the traditional nine month calendar with options like 45-19 and 6-term blocks, amid mixed success.
A blind letter writer pleads for restraint on fireworks during the Fourth of July to protect guide dogs and the visually impaired. He notes the distress caused by firecrackers to people and animals and urges readers to consider safety and legal prohibitions.
A correction clarifies that no formal proposal was before the Chabot College board and that the plan discussed would offer free care to a four person family earning up to 12004 dollars, with nominal fees for higher incomes and full cost for larger or smaller families. The tax levy to fund an expanded facility was discussed but not presented.
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