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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
4
The Argus notes its editorial opinions appear in the column below and other editorial page materials do not necessarily reflect the paper’s official position. The distinction underscores separate opinions from published news content and emphasizes column voice over institutional stance.
A fragmented editorial critiques teachers and union actions calling bus driver absence a sickout. It notes replacements hired, questions the strike label, and argues about legitimacy and classification while questioning the motives and consequences of such actions. The piece highlights tensions between unions, administration, and staff.
The piece notes a November rise in employment and record gun downloads, yet unemployment climbs as labor force growth outpaces job creation. It discusses mixed signals for Ford and Carter policies, potential tax cuts, inflation fears, and a fragile consumer surge as the nation awaits new leadership and budget figures.
Michael Novak argues McCarthy reshaped third party access by challenging state ballot laws in 16 states and expose the networks and FEC for denying him a platform. The piece contends liberals resisted his rise yet warns Carter era shifts could revive third party dynamics if left seeks power.
Prof Virgil Salera explains steel pricing in plain terms and contrasts list price with discounted price. He notes past attempts to raise list prices failed, while political pressure and potential strikes could push real prices higher without formal action.
Opinion piece critiques GOP calls for ideological purity citing Dole and McCall. Questions whether the party has fostered its principles or drifted for power, arguing against a perceived crisis narrative and urging coherent leadership.
Theme parrots grievances over farm parity lows and rising costs. The speaker argues farmers face discrimination as prices for beets pork soybeans and eggs fall while taxes and inefficiency punishments rise. Cites November declines and calls for organized farmer action to pressure Washington for fair pricing.
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