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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
8
The Angus refitiwial opinions care experts in the editorials with Melton notes and pension reference. The page shows editorials by Linn Brown on a Wednesday in February 1975.
Guest editorials argue Kissinger outlines a floor price strategy and a coordinated energy cut across nations to curb oil price manipulation by OPEC. Ford's tariff is a first step, but skeptics doubt domestic support. The piece notes a need for energy conservation, alternative sources, and robust U.S. policy despite recession fears.
California dairymen dumped surplus milk months ago amid hunger fears. Europeans seek to unload 100000 tons of cheese in the U.S. market at cut prices, hinting at a cheese war echoing the 1960s chicken conflict. The row highlights how overproduction by farmers in rich nations affects global food distribution and hunger.
Ralph de Toledano condemns the Nixon era budget and Congress for reckless spending and a looming deficit. He cites energy and inflation risks, urges nuclear energy development, and cites Edward Teller and Harper’s as sources for a more productive energy path while blaming ideological austerity and bureaucratic folly.
A reminiscence tale recalls a boyhood incident with Captain Jolly, a retired sea captain on West Street. The boy breaks a window after a failed rake toss, faces a moral dilemma about confessing, and reflects on honesty and consequences with his father and the cap in a compact, period voice.
Editor letters argue for rising age limits on rights such as voting, contracting, and driving, voiced against youth “boisterousness” and perceived lack of parental discipline. The writer recalls past generations’ stricter rules, cites alcohol access and runaway youth, and warns about consequences. The piece frames youth as a minority needing controls.
Editor Jenkin writes on Uberalism in New York noting a critic labels crime as arising from poverty ignorance and failed education. He references debates on school integration through busing during a period of social change and asks where Mr Jones was amid the discussions.
Washington reports oil strikes near Milan and Barmbay boost inferences of growth at home. The piece notes a looming surge of skilled welders, machinists, pipefitters and metal workers to build drilling rigs both offshore and onshore. It highlights estimates of required workers, drilling activity, and the push for domestic self sufficiency in energy.
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