Editorial page note from The Argus December 1976
The Argus states that its editorial opinions appear only in the column below and that other editorial page material does not necessarily reflect the paper's position. The notice clarifies the separation between opinion and official stance within the publication.
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Editorial: Porpoise and tuna fishing face hard questions
A guest editorial weighs porpoise mortality in tuna fishing with hearings in Washington and San Diego. It questions if porpoises are endangered, the acceptable annual kill rate, and how tighter rules affect tuna conservation. It notes scientists vary on numbers, praises industry cooperation, and cautions gradual, evidence based conservation over sweeping policy.
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Washington
San Diego
Calif
Washington window Youth service debate looms
Washington sparks a national youth service debate amid high youth unemployment especially among minors. Rep Andrew Young and Donald Eberly propose a Foundation for Universal Youth Service with voluntary programs in community and environmental work. Critics warn of potential job displacement and cost, while support cites reducing alienation.
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National Youth Service
Congress
Andrew Young
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Donald J. Eberly
Actlon
Hyde Park
Yole
W. Wikerd Wirtz
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Eberly
Foundation
Universal Youth Service
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Morey
National Interreligious Service Board of Conscientious Objectors
ISBCO
Paesarte
Vandals of belief threaten National Cathedral and Book of Common Prayer
James Kilpatrick argues that well intentioned modernizers vandalize the National Cathedral by removing historic features and altering the Book of Common Prayer. He likens proposed revisions to tearing down arches and destroying language, urging protest before the 1979 convention to preserve heritage.
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National Cathedral
Episcopal House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Will Rogers dismisses party loyalty in 1952
Will Rogers argues that party labels matter less than results, saying voters choose based on economic outcomes. He declares both parties failing to deliver and predicts Democrats are only in for a trial, with consequences if they do not perform.
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Bryan Sterling
Kahls
Will Gars Merneriab
California focus Commutes lengthen as real estate soars
California residents face longer commutes as real estate prices rise sharply, with statewide gains near 7 percent in six months. San Francisco Bay and Los Angeles suburbs see rapid price inflation, driving buyers to previously distant areas and boosting gasoline use beyond 1972 levels. Norco Corona Orange County Novato Livermore Petaluma Sonoma Santa Cruz see growth limits and sprawl, challenging planners’ land-use aims.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Riverside County
Norco
Corona
Novato
Livermore
Petaluma
A welcome evolution in Spain and Portugal
Guest opinion argues Spain and Portugal are advancing toward democracy after Franco's death and the 1974 revolution in Portugal. It credits 1970s reforms, warns the process remains fragile and linked to Western interests, NATO roles, and U S strategy against Soviet influence.
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Portugal
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Iire
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Juan Carlos
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Azores
Atlantic
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Western
Presidents and Poker Compared by Navy Shipmate
A former Navy shipmate claims Jimmy Carter avoided poker with submarine crewmen, preferring bunk reading of manuals, while Nixon was famed for big-money games. The writer argues poker does not reliably forge presidential qualities and notes counterexamples of self-control and nerves away from tables. He recalls his mother advising him to skip poker for a presidential future.
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Jimmy
Cy Tee
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Reeves
Peturn Syneicatt
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