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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
11
The Daily Review notes its opinions are expressed in editorials and that columns cartoons and letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's position. It lists offices such as Managing Editor Leona Ward and Associate Editor Peterson Charter and dates the page to October 2, 1973.
Governor Reagan vetoed the bill to allow collective bargaining between teacher organizations and schools, arguing that private sector negotiation models cannot be transplanted to the public sector. He maintained that settlements must not jeopardize public services or raise taxes, despite strong CTA lobbying and broad public pressure.
A Castro Valley information center mails Alcoholics Anonymous literature to 506 Hayward area industrial and business firms. The article praises AA members for decades of bulwarking against alcoholism and notes the community’s debt to those who conquer dependency through mutual support and determination.
Washington focus shifts to the Burke Hartke Foreign Trade and Investment Act as AFL-CIO pressure groups push against multinational firms. Caterpillar and Clark Equipment defend foreign plants, arguing exports and domestic jobs rise, countering union fears of job losses from overseas investment.
The piece highlights city residents embracing farm harvests to cut costs. Indiana and nearby states offer pick-your-own produce at low prices, with beans at 15 cents per pound and other crops priced affordably. Farmers hope urban pickers boost market access and appreciation for agriculture.
Editor letters recall Castro Valley’s 1954 era when orchards and farming gave way to streets, hospitals, and development. Residents oppose a 6 to 16 story apartment skyline and rapid transit plans, arguing officials ignore local will and fear loss of prime agricultural land and rising taxes.
In the midst of annual Military Procurement debates Senators George McGovern and Bill Proxmire explore subsidies and unemployment. They discuss reconversion plans for defense jobs, the cost to taxpayers, and a report by Prof. Martin Feldstein advocating subsidies for unskilled workers alongside reforms to unemployment compensation.
The U S Catholic Conference urges a constitutional amendment to permit prayer and religious instruction in public schools amid interfaith strain over school prayer since the 1962 Supreme Court ruling. Bishop James Rausch notes potential shifts as Catholics seek aid for parochial schools while Protestants and Jews resist changes, risking wider interfaith embitterment.
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