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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1975

Page

5

Editorial: BART mandate hurts South County riders now

The piece denounces BART fare hikes and new parking fees as a one two punch against South County travelers from downtown San Leandro to San Francisco while offering downtown Oakland and San Francisco riders a subsidy. It condemns San Francisco directors for control, questions the board, and suggests big employers may relocate to the suburbs to escape high city costs.

Texas Guinan New York BART Alameda County HART San Leandro San Francisco Board Bart Board South County Richmond Oakland Market Street Dick Clark Joe Alioto

Representative Stark Stopped by CHP Near Fremont

U S Representative Fortney Stark was stopped by the California Highway Patrol on the Nimitz Freeway near the GM plant in Fremont while driving a Mercedes. Stark suggested he might have been speeding. the officer allowed him to proceed.

U. S Fortney Stark Nimitz Fremont California Highway Patrol Stark Mercedes

James Kilpatrick on restraining presidential power

The American Bar Association in Montreal heard three scholars argue that presidents will gain power as times demand, with only limited restraint from Congress or the judiciary. They warn power has shifted to Washington, urging self restraint, stronger checks, and renewed study of the Virginia Convention of 1788. Gerald Ford era’s reduced imperial trappings are noted.

Washington American Bar Association Montreal Willy-Nilly Arthur Schlesinger James MacGregor Burns Raoul Berger Nixon Congress Federated Union Federal Register Richmond Henry Schlesinger Gerald Ford Israel Sarael Lkely Fayot Kissinger Ant Hussein Russia America

Washington window on U S foreign policy debate

Washington window examines how United States foreign policy should be shaped amid looming elections. The piece weighs who speaks for America, the influence of lobbies, and the tug between Israel Arab tensions Greece Turkey and congressional versus executive power, questioning where national interests truly lie.

Wilbur G. Landrey United States America Panion Ford Henry A. Kissinger Congress United Israel Cambodia Vietnam Russia Middle East Western Europe Greece Turkey Cyprus House of Representatives Congressional Watergate

Barry Goldwater Questions Behind CIA Furore

Senator Barry Goldwater rails at press coverage of CIA inquiries noting no concrete CIA wrongdoing found so far. He questions leaks and motives behind sensational headlines that fuel conspiracy theories and hinder oversight of intelligence activities.

CIA Senate Select Committee Central Intelligence Agency CTA Senate United States Washington New York CLA White House Alexander P. Butterfield

Maintain Cuban embargo, not resume trade yet

Gen Ira C Baker argues against lifting sanctions on Cuba, urging U S to retain the embargo until all causes for the embargo end. He cites Castro's alliance with Russia, seizure of U S property, exile of citizens, and bases at Guantanamo, warning that détente and renewed trade would empower a Red despot. He calls for full compensation and continued non negotiation with Castro.

Organization of American States OAS Cuba U.S John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon Fidel Castro Central South America Castro Russia United States Gands Moscow Panama Canal Panama Guantanamo Western Hemisphere

The Raise and the Political Farce of Reform

Morrie Ryskind critiques the wage raise for Congress as a covert grab that lacked debate. He cites H R Gross’s veto plea and calls out the era of new politics as a reform with old chiseling. The column also weighs Mrs Ford’s CBS interview and Indira Gandhi’s democracy in India with sharp, opinionated notes.

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