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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
12
The Daily Review notes express opinions not necessarily reflecting the paper’s position. Columns and letters to the editor are part of the page but do not represent editorial stances.
Reformers who hailed the Serrano ruling as a shield for city schools now face sober questions. They discover that by assessed valuation behind each student inner cities often rival or exceed suburbs, and ditching property taxes could shift, not solve, funding. A balanced approach with similar tax effort across regions may better preserve local school control. Bible Thought—marcy unite you, end peace, and save, be multiplied.
The California Teachers Association presses AB 545 to replace the Winton Act with an exclusive bargaining agent model based on the National Labor Relations Act. It proposes an Educational Employer-Employee Relations Commission to oversee elections, disputes, and comprehensive district contracts, while avoiding direct strike language.
A chaotic mix of remarks by Innocent Smith Moretti attacking ethnic humor in politics, with his earlier unfavorable comments about Negroes and Jews. The piece also covers ITT antitrust exchanges involving Senator John V. Tunney, Thurmond’s Senate race dynamics, the Ripon Society’s misfired campaign list for Brooke, and Teddy Kennedy’s outreach to college editors.
President Nixon and Gov. Wallace win Florida amid surprises as Hubert Humphrey edges toward second and Scoop Jackson draws GOP interest. The race centers on forced busing and Muskie’s setback, with Union Leader front pages, editorials, and convention ads shaping voter perception in a crowded primary night.
Conservative leader argues 10 percent New Hampshire showing by Ashbrook harms movement if taken seriously. He urges conservatives to influence policy from within, notes Nixon constrained by Democratic pressures, and stresses unity and responsible action over hostile sniping.
Gen Ira C Baker argues the National Guard and organized reserves must be bolstered as the all volunteer model grows. He notes past policy under Kennedy weakened defense by avoiding reserve mobilization and urges incentives, pay, housing, and recognition to recruit and retain reserves for emergencies and civil unrest.
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