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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
5
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The Fremont Unified School District voted to terminate Harold Alameda as finance officer after public admission of improper conduct. Authorities pursue possible criminal charges while the district focuses on operations for its 43 schools and looming audits.
The piece argues the United States should push back against Ecuador over its 200 mile territorial claim and tuna boat shakedowns. It notes Ecuador pressures U.S. tuna boats off the Pacific, proposes keeping or gifting old U.S. destroyers to protect fleets, and laments potential limits on ocean access.
Countdown Will Rogers Jr speaks about humorists turning bitter and negative, calling for constructive humor. Zsa Zsa Gabor weds the inventor of the Har Lie doll for husband number six, a union seen as odd given his lack of doll expertise.
A Detroit perspective argues that despite fears of monopoly and price manipulation by large firms, the auto industry shows the consumer still holds sway. Price cuts and rebates have revived demand as backlogs shrink and sales gain momentum, countering Galbraith’s view of concentrated power.
A York Times piece on page 32 discusses political influence on science reporting. It cites AAAS and FDA debates on nuclear power, antiballistic missiles, and aviation safety, with critics like Ralph Nader challenging zero risk claims while noting advances in analytic methods and toxicology.
In Washington Senator John Glenn recounts his beliefs from predestination to self made destiny. He speaks on energy policy and the need for careful calculations in oil taxation while emphasizing curiosity as a demanding guide in his Senate tenure. He describes his career as fueled by personal responsibility rather than luck.
The piece argues that while medical malpractice claims are needed to protect patients, abuses by plaintiffs and lawyers raise costs. It notes obstetricians quitting obstetrics due to soaring insurance, extensive paperwork, and nuisance suits. It warns lawsuits may prompt doctors to limit tests and referrals, potentially harming patient care, while stressing the need for patient legal recourse.
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