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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
8
The Daily Review presents opinion only in editorials with columns cartoons and letters on the page. It states editorial material does not necessarily reflect the paper's position and lists staff roles like Charles Peterson and Leona Ward as managing editor and associate editor.
Newark Unified School District trustees should appeal the Alameda County judge’s ruling reinstating Newark High English teacher Raymond deGroat. The piece argues the board must resist courts overriding elected policy and defend classroom oversight amid parent notice and speech concerns. It warns that courts could erode local control and empower teachers unions if the ruling stands.
Hayward residents urge city leaders to curb the litter along A Street near the Nimitz Freeway. They describe wind blown trash as a daily eyesore and blame drivers and residents for dumping, calling for personal responsibility and cleaner streets beyond City Hall efforts.
An observed Will Rogers quote contrasts horse racing with a long auto race, noting leaders may lag in laps while viewers watch the score board to see who leads. The remark, dated September 24, 1933, highlights the spectator’s focus on position, not speed, in endurance events.
North Carolina House approved the Equal Rights Amendment 60 to 58 but a second vote followed. Three lawmakers changed from yes to no under pressure from constituents and church groups, killing ERA for now. One of the swing votes was Rep. Myrtle Wiseman, longtime entertainer Lulu Belle, who cried after voting against ERA despite personal support.
A recollection of a summer visit by Uncle George Hausman and family on the front porch. The narrator recalls neighbors dropping by, questions about German iced tea, and remarks about Prohibition era drinks. Family laughter follows as Mother jokes about being converted.
A columnist laments public misunderstanding of how the U S economic system functions arguing producers respond to consumer signals not force products. She contrasts jobs training and needs with private profits noting how prices reflect consumer valuation amid energy and housing concerns.
Readers question the Castro Valley adult education program. The district plans 1.63 million dollars in revenue with half from state funds and half from local taxes. The program subsidizes the regular schools by about 600000 dollars, funding raised without voter approval.
AFT's Hayward viewpoint rejects the editorial rationale for defeating the May 23 tax election. The letter argues the district faces a severe financial crisis not from wages, notes a low pay scale, rising costs, and inflation, and cites Serrano Priest as unconstitutional. It condemns Sacramento neglect and asserts broader inequities, urging defeat of the tax while calling for better funding.
A concerned taxpayer pleads for intercession by the electric district board to end a long standing park workers strike and improve conditions at Tilden and other regional parks. He urges local and state officials to act, calling for newspaper support and broad taxpayer involvement.
A reader recalls studying Abraham Lincoln and his daily scriptures to seek guidance amid modern debates on immigration abortion sexuality and school policies. The note expresses belief the nation should turn to faith to confront current crises and to align with Lincolnian principle.
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