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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
11
The Tuesday June 17, 1975 issue presents editorial material from the Harton paper. It notes that letters and editorial content express the newspaper’s positions on current topics rather than individual contributors.
A Review front page item highlights mixed signals from Congress action on unemployment benefits for teachers and a Fremont rally headlined by Jane Fonda drawing under 50 attendees. The piece critiques party leadership for not leveraging the layoffs to improve public image and notes limited youth turnout while urging cautious judgment on broader political impact.
The text discusses alternative voucher proposals in schooling, weighing their potential to upgrade schools and allow choice while noting parental reactions and concerns. It mentions supporters and opponents, potential penalties for disruption, and the political context around educational philosophies and funding.
A critical, opinionated assessment condemns the Office of Minority Business Enterprise for its limited profile and impact while praising the broader Small Business Administration and private sector roles in minority business growth. It notes OMBE's small staff, modest budget, and narrow mission contrasted with significant gains in minority firms across loans, auto dealerships, and service sectors since the 1960s.
Fragmented OCR portrays Will Rogers and Bryan Raper discussing paternal fate, crime, and social judgment amid unsettled times. The text references a father’s treatment, possible outsider perspectives, and looming events through June 1938.
A California Department of Education report contends year round schooling reduces vandalism and well expands learning time. Hayward and Palo Alto schools began experiments in 1969, with 126 districts now using variations. The state funds the switch, and more districts study the plan despite mixed results.
A reader with a guide dog asks NEFLAIE readers to consider blind and elderly people and animals during Fourth of July celebrations. The letter urges limiting firecrackers and cherry bombs due to dangerous noise and possible accidents, noting guide dogs’ sensitivity and the need for safer neighborhoods.
Letters defend Chabot College child care plans and contest Review reporting errors. Authors emphasize unmet needs for students families earning mid to low incomes and urge clearer, fact based coverage by the Review.
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