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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1975

Page

4

Time to end double dipping by reservists in California

Editorial calls for ending the practice of public employees receiving full regular pay while on full time reserve or National Guard duty. It argues the policy costs taxpayers and strains budgets, citing estimated state costs, and urges the attorney general to refrain from promoting the self serving policy.

Evelle Younger California LS. Air Force Reserve National Guard Minutemen Concord Bridge Younger United States Congress

Refugee workers stir debate on California farms

The article reports Chavez accusing a Moorpark rancher and the Teamsters of using refugees from South Vietnam as strikebreakers, while defenders argue refugees are legal residents entitled to work. It discusses labor tensions, policy timing, and the impact on farm employment and national economy.

Callonia Cesar Chavez United Farm Afl-Cio Epg Teamsters Soul Vietard California Massell Chavez UPV South Vietnam United States of America U.S Copley Newspapers

Solzhenitsyn Narrows On Soviet Socialist System

Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn warned in a New York speech at an AFL-CIO invitation that the Soviet Union shows the superiority of its socialist economy while challenging capitalist nations to cut aid and loans. He urged observers to let socialism stand on its own for a decade to prove its strength.

Soviet Union Mark Engels Lenin Alexander Solzhenitsyn New York Afl-Cio

Freedom slips away as world drift grows apathetic

James Kilpatrick writes on public indifference to Cold War threats. He cites Helsinki, Solzhenitsyn, CIA, Portugal, Zumwalt, and calls for vigilance against communism. He notes Captive Nations Week proclamations, emory of anti-communist campaigns, and questions federal predator control policies amid broader geopolitical fears.

Washington Helsinki Solohenitsyn CIA Portugal Zumwalt Soviet Union United States Elijaly Laocoon Solghenitsyn Machiavelli Solzh Central Intelligence Agency Oedipus KGB Vietnam Laos Cambodia Mozambique Angola Italy Spain Elmo Zumwalt Canamnists Khrushchev

Congress Fast Action on Federal Pay Rise Stuns Critics

The 1972 pay hike for federal workers raced through Congress in five days, boosting salaries by 8 percent with automatic annual increases in perpetuity. Proponents say it aligns pay with inflation, while critics note rising federal wages outpace private salaries and cost of living. The move targets lawmakers and other federal officials, with Montgomery Maryland and Fairfax Virginia cited as top income locales for federal staff.

Washington Congress George Patton Defi Daly Sfi Montgomery Fairfax Conress

Why can't politicians listen to each other

An editor criticizes polarized political discussion on TV and contrasts it with two PhD experts debating nuclear waste. The writer urges elected officials to imitate the constructive, respectful exchange seen in expert panels and condemns perceived reflexive, noisy campaigning.

Congress Toudan MIT University of Pittsburgh

Cub Scouts Build Mission Style Adobe Brick Structure

Den 6 Pack 444 spent 128 Cub hours making 112 adobe bricks from mud asphalt cud straw and water for our Blue and Gold Dinner project. The replica adobe now seeks a permanent home for display and education.

Cub Scouts Den 6

Test Your Intelligence Book Makes A Joke Of Genius Claim

Jim Fiebig describes a Dell publishing mini book test that measures intelligence with 75 questions. He scores a 61 and quips about not becoming a genius. His wife taunts him, while both share banter about who is smarter amid lighthearted vanity.

Dell Tam Dell Publishing Gy Tab

Army LSD Drug Test Participants Not Told In Advance

A report details how soldiers in a medical research program were not informed they would ingest LSD, highlighting the surprise nature of the administration. The account underscores ethical concerns and the lack of prior disclosure to participants in the tests.

Army Medical Research

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James Kilpatrick Ford Motor Co Atta Ford M. Stanton Evans Montgomery County Fairfax County Indira Gandhi Fremont Don Driggs William Bowen Matteo Avila Bowen Avila Fremont Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission Jim Fiebig
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