Editorial: MACOS and fifth graders Eskimo sex teachings
The Argus editorial panel critiques the National Science Foundation funding of MACOS a fifth grade social studies course. It notes Jerome Bruner headed the program, developed by Curriculum Development Associates, with controversy over the Netsilik Eskimos material. Critics fear indoctrination while supporters say it raises value questions. The piece questions NSF accountability and the wisdom of government funded textbook writing.
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Who's Running Union City Hill Climb Dilemma Editorial
An editorial argues Seven Hills residents face disruption from hill climbers and weekend jeep drivers. It calls on authorities to curb the activity due to noise vandalism and fatalities while weighing government responsibility and local leadership. The piece also critiques a Sacramento judge’s decision to allow Remiro and Littl to view their murder trial by closed circuit TV, warning that isolating defendants risks claims of unfairness and public doubt in the judicial system.
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Marcus Foster
Spies Probe Officials Over Sex Habits In 1972
A Miami paper reports RS in Mian hired spies in 1972 to investigate 30 state and federal officials focusing on their sex habits. Police warn against using steel belted tires on high speed permits due to potential tire failure beyond 100 mph. A committee proposes converting miles of abandoned railroad into rails for hiking and cross country use. Fame seeker in Washington Tidal Basin plans a breath holding water stunt.
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Will Rogers on the President and public trust
Will Rogers muses on what the president should have done after the first election, suggesting resignation and turning the issue to the people. He criticizes lawmakers for ignoring advice and implies the Democrats would be blamed if such a move occurred.
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Cultural Arts Complex receives blue-collar support
In a letter to the Argus, a taxpayer praises the Cultural Arts Complex project for creating jobs and enriching city life. The writer thanks the city council, recreation commission, Philharmonic Society, and local workers, urging continued support and printing of news. A separate note questions highway vehicle fee use and proposes a supervised riding area with a small entrance fee.
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Seven Hills homeowners seek action over vandalism and climbs on Dynamite Hill
Community readers respond with details about highway OHV requirements costing $15 biennially and limited access in Castro Valley near Redwood. The note notes terrain dangers and mentions riders, Jeeps, and motorcycles impacting local property as residents urge safer conditions.
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Redwood
Heart Fund Drive nets over 70 thousand in Alameda County
Alameda County Heart Association reports the February Heart Fund Drive has raised well over $70,000 with late contributions still arriving. The effort, backed by neighborhood groups and local organizations, aims to reduce cardiovascular disease as a cause of death and disability in the county.
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No tears for a big loser in South Vietnam stance
Jim Fiebig argues that apathy toward South Vietnam reflects a failure of courage and justice. He contrasts a smaller, determined fighter with a larger, retreating opponent to challenge readers to support self-help and backing for South Vietnamese forces amid prolonged conflict.
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Diplomats warn of U S betrayal fueling Middle East crisis
Washington observers say American backing of Israel and Cambodia policy undermines peace efforts in the Middle East. They warn that Arab states may pursue new hostilities as Egypt and Israel face shifting U S support and congressional pressure.
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