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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1971

Page

5

Moretti Attacks Reapportionment and Veto Power

Assembly Speaker Moretti derides Republican lawmakers as dimmed liars and urges courts to curb the governor’s veto over reapportionment. The piece notes California’s political shift since a decade ago and argues over party control, veto rights, and calls for nonartisan reapportionment led by Lt. Reinecke and allies.

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New Year's memories span deserts seas and Europe

A reflective reminiscence traverses New Year's experiences from a Cemetery visit and a perilous barracks memory in Dugway to ancient Rome and Salamanca. The narrator recalls a kind cemetery custodian inviting dinner, grim desert casualties, Milan and Palma de Mallorca encounters, Brig Switzerland walks, and plans to share a snowy rural New Year with three daughters while reciting tales to drive away goblins.

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Washington officials with South County communities listed

Representatives in Washington include Senator Alea Cranaben Democrat Room 2102 New Senate Office Building Washington DC 2510 Senator John V Tunney Democrat Hoover 6237 New Senate Office Building Washington DC mss Congressman George P Miller 665 Rayburn Bldg Washington DC 4613 Democrat 8th District District includes San Lorenzo Castro Valley Livermore Amador Valley north Hayward Alameda East OaklandCongressman Dan Edwards Tit Cannon Bldg Washington DC 2015 Democrat 7th District District includes south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties

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Sacramento representatives named for Alameda County districts

In Sacramento guactiators list 2 senators Nicholas C. Peiris and W Jaeaall both Democrats for the 1st and 11th districts covering Alameda County. Republican S14 Bradley also listed. Assemblymen include Cartes Bos Democrat 3rd District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Valley. Robert W Craven Democrat 1st District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda Oakland. Meech X Fang Democrat 7th District Castro Valley Ashland Oakland. Letters to legislators go to the State Capitol, Sacramento.

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San Francisco Spirit Sets Tone for America’s West

Henry J. Taylor sings of San Francisco as a beacon of vitality and progress. He contrasts the city’s pulse with Europe’s ancient marvels and touts the West Coast as embodying America’s forward momentum and hopeful future.

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Private schooling and busing split parties and parents

The piece accuses politicians of hypocritical private schooling while backing public busing. It cites Ted Kennedy, George McGovern, Birch Bayh, Ed Muskie, Walter Mondale, Thurgood Marshall, and others, noting their children attend private or selective schools while supporting integration policies.

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Trusting Nixon in a turbulent year 1972

Holmes Alexander argues for backing President Nixon amid international crises and domestic uncertainty. He contends a unified stance is needed, praising Nixon as a global traveler and steady mediator while warning against premature political judgment.

Edison lights first public incandescent lamp display

A historical note recalls Thomas Edison’s 1879 public demonstration of the incandescent lamp in Menlo Park New Jersey marking a milestone in electric lighting. The day also notes immigrant harbor activity, a 1946 Truman quote, and a Lamb reflection on bells, all framed as historical items.

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