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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1975
Page
6
Thompson Should Resign From College Trustee Seat
The editorial calls for Walt Thompson to resign from the Chigne College Trustee post citing his Newark sale and move to Fairfield. It argues trustees must live in their district, be taxpaying and active locally, and condemns exploiting vague residency rules for political gain while urging public demand for his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigne College
Walt Thompson
Thompson
Newark
Fairfield
Tom
Solana County
Linus Cortez
Solano County
Pay Raise Petition Sparks Park District Critique
East Bay Regional Park District directors seek state approval to double their salary ceiling from 100 to 200 dollars monthly, a move critics call poorly timed amid a strike. Howard Cogswell of Fremont and Clyde Woolridge of Oakland opposed the proposal, while colleagues faced blunt public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay Regional Park District
Waeath
Howard Cogswell
Fremont
Clyde Woolridge
Oakland
Nader era debated as danger from drivers not cars
The piece argues cars are not inherently dangerous but drivers, citing a Senate investigation that refuted Ralph Nader's claims in Unsafe at Any Speed. It notes a 20 percent drop in fatalities during lower speeds, 55 mph limits reducing deaths, and criticizes Nader's influence, media attention, and political stances including opposition to nuclear power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nader
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Congress
Allen
House Committee
CBS News
Ralph Nader
Will Rogers on Rockefeller for President in 1882
Will Rogers humorously suggests John D. Rockefeller as a presidential candidate in a June 7 1882 column. He praises him as plain spoken and capable, noting Rockefeller’s appeal to Americans and joking that he would be a fit leader if persuaded to join a modest, struggling organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Revenue sharing critique sparks tax reform talk
A political column attacks revenue sharing as a fraudulent policy that deepens inflation and deficits. It argues Washington inflates and cheats tax brackets, then urges stopping withholding and demanding real spending restraint to curb federal power and protect taxpayers. It calls for holding Congress financially accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
FTC
Ofne
America
Washington
Feds
Speen Tvin
Congress
O” Prokuceca
Mead
Eee Neal
Fremont Residents Demand Action on Yard Litter
A reader laments yard litter invading privacy and creating health hazards in Fremont. They urge city leaders to address newspaper, paper, and debris clutter, proposing petitions to the city council, city manager, and state representatives, insisting responsibility starts with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Atomic Maginot Line and the fate of free nations
A columnist recalls a luncheon debate on arms waste and the US USSR balance. He argues that reliance on overwhelming atomic power mirrors a Maginot Line, warning that detente and campus activism threaten armed forces morale and readiness. The piece questions future consequences of complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
America
Ussr
Hitler
Communist Party
France
Hillel
Wehrmacht
Luftwaffe
Evan
Eres W. Lefever
National Defense
CBS
Lefever
U.S
CUS
Genend
Earth
NATO
FBI
ROTC
Disarmament talk urged to ban terrifying environmental warfare
Waldheim appeals Geneva conference to act quickly against environmental threats described as terrifying such as earthquakes hurricanes and tidal waves while discussing peaceable climate options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michief Waldheim
Deregulation gains traction in policy debate
A reform impulse shifts from expanding controls to removing rules. Ford energy plan favors deregulation of oil and gas prices, while House Ways and Means weighs a similar shift. Advocates include FPC chair Engman and consumer advocate Ralph Nader, who call CAB and related rules a drag on prices and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nader
Corvair
Congress
Ford
Ways and Means Committee
House
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Lewis A. Engman
Federal Trade Comsmission
Engman
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National Safety Council
KSC
Rogers
Virgil Salera
URS
Grantlood
John Q.le
Geiery
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Maginot Line Thinking
Brezhnev
Manhattan
Pontiac
Ill
John Doe
Cas of Living
M. Stanton Evans
Sate Commerce Commission
Civil Aerocities Board
CAB
Laker Airways
New York- London
Pan Am
TWA
CAL
Department of Transportation Hia
Domentic
Federal
Interstate Cam- Tere Commission
Fema
Mil“ Ae Aa
Si Biss
Ray Coud Triumph
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