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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
7
State Finance auditor urges UC faculty to swap some teaching for more classroom time to save about 70 million annually. University objects contending extended contact harms research morale and innovation. With budgets tight, wider teaching load may be necessary as undergraduates rise and labs shrink.
Union City residents will decide tomorrow on a Turnkey housing plan that could add up to 200 low income units to the city. Supporters urge a yes vote on Measure Substandard housing to bring relief to aging neighborhoods while avoiding some downsides of government built housing. The council previously approved Turnkey funds and the measure must be endorsed to proceed.
The analysis urges John Lindsay and several contenders to quit the 1972 Democratic race after Wisconsin results. It argues to end minor candidacies to unify the party center and left against McGovern on the left and Wallace on the right, with Muskie and Humphrey stepping aside if needed.
A critical look at pollution progress twenty years after the Clean Air Act of 1970. Automobiles, the main pollution source, face costly emission control devices and delays by car makers. RECAT urges easing rules, noting adverse effects mainly in big cities.
Paul Douglas of Fremont urges readers to judge politicians by actions, not appearances, critiquing Tunney's foreign aid stance toward Red China. He warns of perceived biases and compares political beliefs to neighborly tensions, urging vigilance about the Panama Canal issue.
Kenneth J. Rabben reports on the Atlantic City AASA meeting where 19 000 administrators debated how to regain confidence and boost school budgets. William Manning urged honest promises, fewer untested programs, and real improvements rooted in local goals to avoid disillusionment and waste.
Excerpted promotion for a book by a pseudonymous county tax collector Don K Hoates detailing frustration with property tax assessments. Argues the tax system favors the assessor, cites red tape and legal hurdles, and claims a legal path to beating the system with practical, provocative guidance.
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