Bloody mess over districting mirrors election chaos
A Fremont city council election is tangled in confusion as candidates face unknown districts and contested filing deadlines. Voters may decide amid shifting rules 41 days before the vote, with two scenarios showing how incumbents and newcomers could be affected if districting passes or fails. The piece argues that election procedures must be clear and fair, urging a delay on redistricting until after the 1872 council elections.
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Fremont excursions praised despite local concerns
A Fremont reader defends Leisure Department tours, noting trips to San Jose and East Ridge center. The letter argues tours aid non-drivers, showcase local business like Smith's Charter Service, and criticizes claims that the trips are shopping tours, urging Council support for future excursions.
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City tours stir Fremont Leisure Recreational Tours debate
Editor notes a misinterpretation of Fremont Leisure Recreational Tours as shopping tours. A speaker supports the Eastridge trip enabling underrepresented women to view new development and return home, praising city efforts while emphasizing the tours reveal the continent rather than shopping venues.
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Editorial slams ACLU over school religious activities
Reader thanks The Argus for an editorial criticizing the ACLU for opposing religious activities in government schools including Christmas. The letter condemns liberal positions as extreme and questions the morality of those who detest Christmas while praising the majority view.
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Trustees clash over district plan after superintendent push
A New Saven School District editorial laments dissension among trustees Rihanta Clark and Stone after a superintendent led a citizen committee following a troubled board meeting. It questions unanimity, praises the compromise, and urges goodwill rather than hostility to support a needed bond issue.
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Abortion Debate Echoes Census Reflection
Editorial lament from Marian M. Banducci of Fremont condemns abortion in the context of census figures. She warns that thousands of unborn children are denied the message of Christmas, contrasting Christ’s birth with the nation’s alleged recklessness.
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Forests and men clash over timber and growth
Environmentalists urge restraint as Paul Harvey era views forests as dynamic, noting 16 million acres conserved since 1900s while 197 billion cubic feet of timber were cut in 15 years. New planting accelerates as forests supply oxygen, water protection, habitat, and jobs.
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AELE Emerges as Counterweight to ACLU in Crime Law Debate
Chicago based Americans for Effective Law Enforcement argues current court safeguards hinder policing. AELE president Fred Inbay and Frank Carrington push for stronger deterrents, friend of the court briefs, and expanded police powers to curb rising crime and lawlessness.
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Tequila gains premium image amid production overhaul
A long misunderstood drink evolves into a premium product as Tequila producers in Jalisco expand aging, quality controls, and branding. The Santa Conmemorativa and other blends rise in U S markets while distilleries employ cedar vats, stainless pipes, and lab testing. Mexico’s Souza firm leads with 100 years of family control, supplying about 2 percent of world demand, as tequila shifts toward sipping elegance and varied cocktails.
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Notable historical dates and figures from 17K era
This day in history recalls Washington resigning his commission from the U S Army at Mount Vernon, Joseph Smith born December 23 1805, the National Broadcasting Co establishing a coast to coast hookup in 1926, Tojo and six war leaders hanged in Tokyo in 1948, Cuba’s struggle events in 1961, and a Thomas Wolfe quote about illness being mental.
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Roseta minister discusses docking talks between Soviet and U S craft
Roseta's minister of colors confirms discussions for docking Space between Soviet and U S craft. Mills clashes with White House over Italian manufacturer exports to the United States. Neither party likely to yield to pressure. U S spy plane pilot Powers radio career noted amid sky events.
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