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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
11
The Daily Review notes that opinions on the page are from editorials, while columns cartoons and letters do not necessarily reflect the paper position. It lists Charlea Pereraon as managing editor and Liona Bard as associate editor.
An editorial notes gradual rises in New Haven Unified School District test scores, with middle and high school gains and lower tensions in schools. It credits teachers, students, boards, admins, parents, and taxpayers for progress and approves new financing for school construction as part of the improving climate.
In Alameda County the ACWD failed to acquire Citizens Utilities water service for Niles and Decoto at the hoped price, prompting a critique of legality versus justice. The condemnation trial valued the system at almost 4 million dollars, challenging residents who await clear, clean water and accusing state and county governance of mis serving thousands.
United Farm Workers and APLAC back Assembly Bill 1576 to exempt farm workers from trespass law, challenging the already reached compromise under the new California farm labor act. Grower groups oppose, while supporters urge careful handling to avoid jeopardizing the law’s effectiveness.
Washington editor argues that Congressman Michael Harrington must be expelled for violating House rules by disclosing a top secret CIA transcript from executive session. The piece details repeated access to classified material, promises to honor rules, and subsequent disclosures to journalists and officials.
Will Rogers comments on money sources and consumer worry, arguing that fear of affording items would ruin American character. He notes inflation if citizens self-censor and ties the idea to a 1985 speech fragment.
A letter argues Gly of Hayward should upgrade to trained paramedics rather than use police and fire personnel with basic lifesaving skills. The writer warns cutting costs could cost lives and urges the council to reconsider decisions made last night amid a charged atmosphere.
Reader letter questions Earl G Waters June 4 column on malpractice crisis. It cites CMA and AMA efforts, notes malpractice insurance spikes, and argues doctors seek legislative reforms and safe patient access while dismissing criticisms of high fees and limited house calls.
The writer argues Santa Rita inmates support the Winton prison project but urges that prison life remain corrective not comfortable. He advocates deterrence through imprisonment and proposes tours of San Quentin or Winton to educate children about crime and punishment to deter future offenders.
A Union City resident thanks the police for a rapid, thorough search after a neighbor alerted officers to a darkened home. The writer notes a 3 year old had turned off lights earlier and warns burglars to think twice before attempting entry.
The piece argues U S aid to Laos should end as the Pathet Lao takes power, arguing the new regime seeks unconditional funding while offering no leverage to the United States. It warns continued aid sustains a fragile economy and US influence could shift to other targets like South Korea.
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