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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
12
The Daily Review outlines that its opinions appear only in editorials. Columns cartoons and letters to the editor and other editorial page material do not necessarily reflect The Review’s position.
Fremont district trustees emphasize preserving a reading program funded by a 10 cent tax amid teacher salary talks. They warn that failure to budget 340000 for reading could scrap the program and prompt removal of the tax. The panel prioritizes reading reform over pay raises, while noting automatic teacher step increases.
James Kilpatrick reviews Roger A Freeman’s The Growth of American Government, noting its clear analysis of 1952 to 1972 changes in government size and spending. He highlights the shift from freedom to a welfare state, the growth in domestic outlays, and questions whether increased government improved public life. Freeman, Hoover Institution senior fellow, argues redistribution and power shifts define the era.
Will Rogers criticizes leaders worldwide describing a year of stagnation that tortures presidents and county leaders. He says most would quit if offered the job again, calling the period an off season for leaders.
A letter from the Hayward Unified School District educator argues that school funding crises are driven by systemic abuses rather than misappropriation. It urges public support for the May 27 tax election and calls for Sacramento to implement Serrano-Priestess style reforms to protect districts and maintain educational services.
A letter urges HARD and HAFA to create an expanded Adobe Art Center Show to include Hayward Area Recreation District residents. The proposal would be juried with targeted prize money to attract artists while not competing with HAFA open show, aiming to reengage local talent and area representation.
Fremont writer T L Raston argues that direct translation of idioms into metric terms risks erasing meaning. He humorously envisions sport and transport phrases adapting to metric measurements, inviting readers to consider how language changes with metrication.
Henry Boyce of San Leandro questions the Mayaguez rescue, arguing it showed a low regard for life, profiting from others’ sacrifices, and creating ongoing military burden while harming people on both sides. He challenges the portrayal of bravery and criticizes Thailand’s sovereignty and U.S. actions.
A reader letter praises President Ford for the Cambodia action and urges quick U S troop and asset withdrawal from Indochina. The writer argues this would restore pride and strengthen support from Congress and media while noting alleged Communist threats.
The text contrasts legal and medical notions of death. It explains somatic death as the body's cessation and introduces molecular death as the death of a part or tissue, noting the legislature and lawbooks shape the definition for legal use.
An open letter from a resident praises the San Lorenzo parade and local volunteers while criticizing the Musicians Union Local 510 for picketing over hiring a union band. The writer recalls songs heard, names several community figures, and expresses gratitude for raising children in San Lorenzo.
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