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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
10
The Daily Review states its opinions appear only in editorials. Columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the paper’s position.
The piece questions Mike Evanhoe's statements on the Dumbarton reconstruction and outlines a tangle of positions from the Brown Administration and key senators. It argues the governor should clearly back or oppose the Vasconcellos bill, condemns hypocrisy in transit funding debates, and urges building the bridge to the standards of two years ago.
Floyd Mori new 15th District Assemblyman previously opposed easing penalties for adult marijuana use. He now says he will vote for the bill when returned, backing provisions that keep and stiffen penalties for selling to minors. Critics warn broader passage signals statewide easing and more youth use and drug experimentation.
James Kilpatrick argues that Ohio’s minimum standards for public schooling infringe on religious liberty. Fifteen Greenville parents, Dunkards, were convicted for sending children to Tabernacle Christian School. He laments loss of freedom and urges Supreme Court intervention.
Washington report notes a massive bill revising federal criminal law includes six sections feared to curb press reporting. Critics warn vague terms like national defense information could empower officials to suppress disclosures of government misconduct. Debates center on espionage, privacy, and whether secrecy trumps accountability as the measure moves to full Senate consideration.
A Santa Rita inmate and a local mother protest the Winton Avenue jail site, arguing against a new prison near Hayward. They describe the current facility as condemned and unsafe, and question the impact on families, property values, and child safety. They urge taxpayers to consider the broader social costs.
Local letters to editor protest Alameda County plans for a county jail on a block surrounded by apartments and houses in Hayward. Writers argue the site endangers families, increases traffic, and lowers neighborhood safety amid rapid city growth.
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