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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

4

Nixon’s deft moves mark him a formidable president

The piece portrays President Nixon as a skilled strategist who timed his war ending and economic policy to blunt critics. It credits him with a delayed but effective approach, a rising stock market, and a bold blend of action and rhetoric. It says rivals in 1972 should beware his perceived superiority to Franklin Roosevelt.

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Meany’s shifting stance on profits and wages

George Meany, AFL-CIO leader, criticizes Nixon for not freezing profits and bank rates as he did wages. He argues profits flow to stockholders, enabling purchases that lift labor prosperity, while unions still negotiating face disadvantages amid price hikes and late raises.

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Supreme Court Affirms Authority Over Local Powers

Fragmented, unclear text notes County authorities may intervene in local matters while Nixon pledges not to impose federal policy on communities. The rest references fear and unrest about militant actions and integration, with garbled phrases about crabgrass and political discourse.

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Teacher voices on education reform spark debate in Union City

Readers weigh in on school board consulting teachers before decisions. Patricia Craw Ford, Fremont Federation of Teachers president, argues teachers are education experts and should be heard. A dentist-patient analogy by William Osona questions teachers’ role in dental health guidance.

Union City Congress Patricia A. Crawford Fremont Federation of Teach Hic William Osoona Fremont

Recycling volunteers press on as newspapers fall from demand

Tri City volunteers at the Recycling Center report regular paper intake is down due to a gutted market for recycled newspapers. The slowdown links to economic conditions and other factors, with calls for publishers to up recycled newsprint use to stimulate demand and keep local papers from ending up in dumps.

Tri-City San Francisco Examiner Examiner Yiegin Tom Lancefield Fremont

Baby robbery and abortion policy debate cited by editor

Editor Marian Banducct laments abortion access as a "thief in the night" and warns that early minimal limits opened the door to many abortions. She notes hundreds of thousands seek abortions for minor reasons while many couples await adoption, arguing for restraint and reflection.

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Washington lawmakers with South County districts listed

A Capitol roster shows U S Senators and Congressmen serving parts of South County. Names include Senator Alan Crantion and Senator John V. Tunney, with offices in the New Senate Office Building. Also listed is Rep Don Edwards and a George P. Miller style entry, all with Washington mailing addresses. Districts cover San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas including Hayward Alameda East Oakland Fremont Union City Newark and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.

U.S South County Alan Crantion New Senate Washington, D.C John V. Tunney Washington, DC George P. Miler Ray

Nixon Eyes Entrepreneur Driven Economic Revival

Nixon points to Schumpeter’s idea that innovation by entrepreneurs sparks growth and new jobs. He urges Congress to grant a 10 percent investment tax credit and supports policies to boost capitalists and new products, including cable TV promises, while noting wage freezes and import surcharges.

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Nixon as gutsy quarterback in economic gamble analysis

A columnist compares President Nixon to a bold quarterback, noting his fourth down gambles on inflation and foreign policy. It argues his risky plays arise from deliberate strategy and consultation, predicting a potential comeback if his moves yield substantial gains and party support.

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Assembly Representatives in Sacramento Districts Names and Areas

Representatives in Sacramento list Assembly members from the eighth district including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and the Livermore Amador Valley. Caches Boo Democrat represents the fifth district covering Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore-Amad or Valley.

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Israel aide Rabin out, Nixon faces tough talks

Henry J. Taylor outlines that Israel’s ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin will be a hard figure for President Nixon to crack. Rabin warns against U S overreach as mediation in the Middle East continues amid broken promises, Soviet armament, and tense talks over Sinai withdrawal and Suez reopening.

Israel Washington Yitehak Rabin Nixon Willian P. Rogers United States Middle East Rabin Anwar Sadat Olda Meir Sadat Suez Canal Rogers Ussr Soviet Union Kremlin Mediterranean

Aug 18 births and historical milestones

This day highlights Dare born in 1587 as the first white girl born in America. It notes milestones from 1556 with condensed milk patent doubts, 1514 Germany and Russia in war, Lincoln birthplace shrine in 1816, and 1840 joint defense pact between the U.S. and Canada. A thought from Rudyard Kipling remarks on youth as a habit.

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