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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
12
The Daily Review presents opinions in columns cartoons and letters to the editor. This material reflects the editors and contributors views and does not necessarily represent the paper's position.
An editorial urges lowering the Dumbarton Hayward San Mateo toll from 70 cents to 50 cents, aligning with the Bay Bridge rate. It notes bonds are retired and supports state action, with calls for city councils and chambers of commerce to lobby for equal tolls and widened use of special toll lanes beginning Aug 1.
A plaintive letter rebuts claims the Review is hostile to teachers while praising coverage. It argues education wastefully spends on self-interest, critiques discipline and homegrown reform, and defends teachers as sincere with varied dedication, urging readers to demand self-reliance, work, and an educated citizenry.
Washington notes Gov. George Wallace pivots toward big labor to defeat Alabama’s right to work law via an agency shop push. The strategy seeks AFL-CIO support for 1972 presidential aims, risking alienation of union families and harming Wallace’s public standing amid rising anti-union sentiment.
The article notes Vicki Simpson refused a prince's invitation at a Montreal nightclub last week citing tiredness. It suggests her choice sparks chatter, with playful comparisons to royal fame and a claim she could become more famous for saying no than for dancing with a prince.
A Washington letter quotes two American readers describing Portugal's new labor laws choking tourism and the rise of workers committees. It warns U S policy risks creeping socialism at home through red tape, subsidies, and nationalization fears, urging NATO support to keep Portugal from turning communist.
A reader laments Hayward spending on trips and programs, citing a 300000 city outlay and 53000 in travel. The letter questions tax dollars used by officials, urges tightening budgets, and defends teachers against public criticism while calling for better funding and accountability.
A response notes the contrast between civil and government intelligence pursuits and mentions an Oakland individual tied to a shadowy CIA list, highlighting pride and patriotism in the mysterious context.
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