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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
6
The Haity Review clarifies that opinions appear only in editorials and that cartoons letters and other editorial page content do not necessarily reflect the paper position. It credits Charles Peterman Lenna Ward Maraglig as editors and mentions Axsarinie as another editor.
Alameda County supervisors approve a 229 budget for the coming year while citizens face higher taxes. The plan increases owner property taxes by about 13 percent on a typical home and adds more than average costs in South County. David Cutter of Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley urges trimming expenditures and staff, noting private industry grappling with layoffs and pay cuts. The board, he says, should move to real-world levels rather than expand costs.
A garbled OCR lists U S senators and representatives including Cranston Tunney Edwards Stark and Edwards in Washington and local offices in San Francisco Oakland Hayward Fremont and Newark. It mentions state senators Alquist Petris and Morish and assembly members Lockyer and Floyd Morish with Sacramento and district details.
In California's capital a shift toward supervisor written evaluation reports for promotions emerges, threatening Civil Service’s competitive exam basis. Critics from CSEA cite Rule 200 abuse and forged appraisal reports in the Department of Transportation, risking a patronage system where officials, not voters or exams, decide career advancement.
Jim Fiebig lampoons Americans complacent with the nation’s 200th birthday. A Washington survey shows 47 percent fail to identify the Declaration’s origin while many accept “revolution” as a relic. He warns of growing indifference as history fades from daily life.
The piece profiles Friedrich Hayek, Nobel economist, at Stanford discussing private property, limited central government, and constitutional law as pillars of freedom. It notes faculty debates, critiques of the social responsibility stance, and warns against inflationary policy eroding free markets. The writer endorses America’s business system as a foundation for a flourishing free society.
A reader echoes a Hayward teacher's plea for stronger discipline and better pay, criticizing administration and the school board for avoidance of tough issues. The letter urges parent and community involvement, calls for inservice training and real evaluations, and asks for public discussion led by Dr. Raymond Arveson and local board members.
Editorial praises voucher plan as benefiting students, parents, and educators. The piece argues parents should select educators similarly to choosing doctors or dentists, highlighting Conniff Elementary and Alum Rock Union Elementary School District as participating in the National Institute of Education funded Voucher Demonstration Project.
Editor line discusses communication and peace among humans. It argues that history shows cooperation and peaceful action lead to peace, while war products are exploited by some. The piece emphasizes humanhood across religions and calls for personal responsibility to begin change.
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