Daily Review editorial page notes and etherials
The Daily Review outlines editorial procedures and letters to the editor for the buna 26 1975 issue. It mentions Peterson Levan Manet Meranging Beit dasteine Eft and the editor’s role in guiding opinion pieces. No clear news events are presented beyond page material editing and position on opening of The Keri.
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Tihatlea Peterson Levan Manet Meranging
Beit Dasteine Eft
Kevin's Upisianus
Waltham
Mass
Nova Scotia
Hayward council errs in rushing into city ambulance service
editorial criticizes Hayward Tuesday vote to run emergency ambulances, urging public discussion and a private solution. It questions the cost, notes potential union and payroll burdens, and calls for a compromise to avoid city takeover. It warns taxpayers bear the burden of hasty policy.
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Sayward City
Hayward
Assembly Speaker Murmurs on California Marijuana Bill
Critics say Senator Moscone’s bill to cut adult marijuana penalties discredits the Legislature. Assemblyman William Lockyer claims tax savings of 100 million dollars a year, but questions rise about county budgets and actual enforcement costs.
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Assembly
George Moscone
California
Willian Lockyer
San Leandro
Law
Lockyer
Unclear text about dollars and trade from 1933
Fragmentary note discusses the dollar value and trade concerns with Europe and the Americas, mentioning November 10, 1933. It references Amer can interests and domestic conditions, with garbled phrasing about commodities and currency tone.
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Eurype Amiser
Carthy
Mailman’s good advice: look at the bright side
Edits editor John Pinkerman praises balancing sharp criticism with positive pieces in his Coplay News Service column Mailman’s letters from readers show diverse views from across the country. A San Diego teen’s kindness toward a cat and potential veterinary scholarship symbolize the hoped for “something good” in journalism. Public feedback sustains the write about good idea.
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Wichita
Kan
Elgin
Ill
San Diego
West Covina
Calif
Defense
Robert S McNamara
Tevnage
San Diego Humane Society
Tade
Mr. Mailman
Jamaica
Sean
Dingell bill would license child zoos and zookeepers
Washington column denounces HR 6681 proposing a Federal Zoological Control Board with licenses up to 1000 dollars for animals and 10 dollars for individuals. It argues the bill creates costly bureaucracy, wastes taxpayer money, and offers no evidence that current laws are inadequate.
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Washington
Congressional
John Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Humanity
Agriculture Department
Lie Jongell
Federal Zoological Control Board
FZCB
FICB
FZCH
Eloans
Congress
Fe Uadgel
Thore
When I Was a Boy by Jim Haueman on Galvin Ave Ice Truck
A nostalgic reminiscence of childhood on Galvin Avenue focusing on Andy Hart’s ice truck as a prize vessel for neighborhood kids. The piece uses pirate imagery to describe daily deliveries and the thrill of chasing ice aboard a defenseless ship before the electric ice box changed the scene.
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Andy Hart
Galvin
Andy
Galvin Ave
Captain Hart
Hayward overpaying chief dog catcher debated
A reader questions the head dog catcher salary in Hayward claiming 1163 a month starting pay rising to 1416 after 42 months. The letter compares to Hayward teachers while urging fiscal responsibility and notes support for a new Parkmead jail and government reform.
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Hayward
Hayward Unified
Parkmead
Helicopter Overhead Spurs Local Protest in Castro Valley
Peggy O'Donnell letters to the daily paper object to a government helicopter hovering daily over yards and a nearby park. She calls the system fascistic and peeping tom like, urging more efficient action by authorities.
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Rangers of Our Fair
Peeping Tor
P. Tom
Peggy O'Donnell
Castro Valley
Jail on Winton Avenue sparks community fury and demand
A heated editorial urges immediate jail construction on Winton Avenue as a cure for government overreach and crime. It argues jail and police reforms are needed now, blaming the state for overstepping bounds and warning of rising costs from keeping offenders. It portrays criminals as costly and dangerous.
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Winton Avenue
Ell
Santa Rita
Residents oppose jail near Hayward courts
Letters to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors and Hayward residents condemn a planned county jail in a residential area near Elmhurst Street and the courts. They warn of traffic, crime, property value declines, and urge action against the project. An objection cites neighborhood safety and quality of life.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Parkroad
Parkwood
Elmhurst Street
Hayward
Annette Jackson Hayward
Way out of line editor letter on Parkwood tract zoning
Homeowners in Parkwood and Parkmead oppose county plans for a multi story project between Winton and Winthurst. They cite rising property values, taxes, and fear of traffic and school impact while accusing officials of supporting a perceived crime and harming local residents.
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Parkwood
Winton
Winthurst
Tives
Sonnone
Parkmead
Hayward
Ares
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