Editorial page notes and reader letters at The Daily Review
The June 18 1975 Daily Review presents editorial opinions and reader letters on topics including editorials and page tutorials. It mentions column content and letters to the editor while noting The Kevin’s stance. Names Charles Feteisan Leona Ward Vowacion Eline Associate Bene She appear as readers or contributors in this fragment.
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Relconte
Neanes
Arteres
Heaveranrle
Editorials Urge toll cuts on South County bridges
Editorial argues 70 cent tolls on the Hayward San Mateo and Dumbarton bridges should be reduced to zero, matching the Bay Bridge. It cites retired bonds and changes in financing, urges special toll lanes by Aug 1, and notes broader reform needed on regional tolls.
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Hayward San Mateo
Darribarton
State Toll
San Francisco Bay Bridge
South County
Peninsula
Bay Bridge
Ray Bridge
Dumbarton
Hayward-San Mateo
A plaintive letter on schools and teachers
A letter criticizes the Review for hostility to teachers while praising educators and news coverage. It argues education faces vandalism, crime, and political indifference, and calls for discipline, responsibility, and improved civic engagement without blaming teachers alone.
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Tipteed
Lriter
Fetus
Americas
Sonatane
Hammings College
Adhhs
Nall
Gener
Motors
USA
Chil
Uhilas
Leachens
Aidan Sy
Kross
Wallace and Labor Reform Clash Over Right to Work Issue
The piece reports George Wallace facing labor union pushback over the right to work debate in 1972. It notes Wallace’s aides acting without his knowledge, signatures questioned, and internal Alabama politics stirring as Meany and federal labor lines weigh in against compulsory labor affiliations.
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Wallace Wall
George Meany
Dragan
Abel
Hhbs
George Wallace
Wallace
Lola
Lendeixoi
Cake
Walkute
Thaye
Letters to the editor decry Hayward spending
A reader laments city and county spending, citing a $300000 weekly outlay and $851000 traveling budget this year. They demand tighter controls, challenge officials for tax dollar use, and urge accountability ahead of the next election.
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Mutt
Connell
Miami
Copnet
Iayward
Gail Steele
Notas
Weinteh
Hic
College Viet
Es Tan
Two Letters On Portugal Redraws Cold War Boundaries
A reader letters section discusses how Portugal's postwar regime affects American families and Western society. The letters describe Lisbon’s policies, hotel and payroll regulations, and bureaucratic red tape impacting businesses and tourism. They warn of potential socialist shifts and urge NATO nations to resist moves toward communism.
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Portugal
Vale de Pahoa
Algarve
Lisbon
Witter Weiter
NATO
Unclear Text on Civilian versus Official Intelligence
Fragmentary OCR text contrasts civilian pursuit of knowledge with government staffed by revolutionaries. It mentions fragmented terms like Heating Untity and global actors, but key facts and entities are garbled, leaving an unreadable narrative about intelligence and power.
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Edelor
Poveranent Nerds
CTA
Stuary Olivet Onkhind
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