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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1975
Page
9
A garbled note hints at a March discussion on the evolution of a protein named The Vere. It references hidden reflectants and secreted signals, suggesting researchers are examining modular changes and lineage connections amid ongoing debates.
Guest editorial argues a two state compromise is required for Middle East peace. It cites Arab rejection of Israel as a Jewish state and Palestinian refusals to recognize Israel as factors prolonging conflict. It singles out the PLO and Yasser Arafat as roadblocks while urging mutual self interest through negotiation to end killing.
Fred Cooper quits ABAG amid dispute over Las Positas New Town near Livermore. Livermore opposes growth while county supervisors back the project in principle. Cooper criticizes ABAG for a report he says could derail the development before developer plans are shown.
The piece notes more than 20 federal agencies engaged in surveillance activities, domestic and abroad, with records cited. It mentions Billy Graham addressing Congress calling legislators ministers of God for the poor and comments on possible presidential running mate from Georgia, plus anti-busing forces in Boston aiming at Senator Kennedy and a provocative streetcar reference.
James Kilpatrick notes Congress may consider federal labor rights for government workers. He warns against union shop and agency shop in public employment, citing public interest, taxpayer control, and a broad majority opposing compulsory unionism. Union power is seen as a threat to government integrity.
Wik Rogers argues that party politics hinder national progress and compares Congress to inefficient managers at Standard Oil and General Motors. He claims administrations could improve if political interference were removed, noting leaders are capable but hampered by deadwood and partisan constraints.
M Stanton Evans reports on Gallup findings showing 25 percent of respondents would back a new conservative party to the right of Republicans in 1976, with broad cross party appeal. The poll highlights strong support among manual workers and independents, signaling potential political shifts without relying on a single leader.
Jim Fiebig recalls taking his cat Harold to Dr Smith for an eye infection. A marble lobby, ultraviolet exams, and a space age look spark quirky dialogue as Harold’s eye is checked by ophthalmologist Dr Jones. The tale ends with a $530 bill and a joke about giraffes.
A Concord columnist compares the 1775 battles at Concord and the 1875 centennial amid President Grant era rituals. The piece recalls Minute Men courage, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and public dissent over wars from Mexican to Vietnam, arguing America’s role and justice in foreign policy.
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