Parades and horses spark debate on class race and joy
In a Northern California letter to the editor, readers defend horse parades against charges of materialism and racism. They note many poorer families own horses, argue parades offer community and humor, and rebuke Manuel’s criticisms. The piece emphasizes shared culture, pride in traditions, and the role of deputies and sheriffs in maintaining peace during events.
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Sin and silence in California state employee rights debate
A long, opinionated reflection argues California lawmakers hesitate to grant state employees the right to collective bargaining and a legal right to strike. It warns that inaction may push action by others, risking incomplete measures and potential state disruption, urging strong, proactive legislation from Sacramento.
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Fluoridation Debate in California Public Water
Fremont Area Association for Clean En environment chair D John Matthews critiques statewide mandatory water fluoridation. He questions who benefits, costs, and efficiency, citing Alameda County plans and local precedents in Hayward and Pleasanton, and urges critical evaluation of alternatives like sealants and dental clinics amid rising taxes and public waste concerns.
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Forum page presents diverse viewpoints on citizen duties
The Daily Review states opinions here are those of individual authors and may differ from the paper. Readers are encouraged to consider multiple perspectives, exposing themselves to varied viewpoints to make informed judgments.
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The Dolly Review He Sunday May 2 1971 Cal
The Dolly Review from Sunday May 2 1971 outlines local features and society notes with period tone. It highlights community events and social happenings typical of that era in California.
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Treachery in Chicano studies at Cal State Hayward
Manuel Jauregui denounces Cal State Hayward for hiring Dr. Rudolph Gomez as chair of a new Chicano studies department. He claims the process excluded qualified candidates Ralph Poblana and Gustavo Segade, alleging deceit by administration and disrespect toward Chicano students and community.
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