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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues TV networks shaped public opinion during the 1968 campaign with continuous coverage that portrayed Humphrey positively and Nixon negatively. Citing Edith Efron, it contends this bias helped close Nixon’s early 15 point lead, urging the Fairness Doctrine to curb such influence and noting Scammon’s views on youth voting and political engagement.
Holmes Alexander notes Tokyo gloom as Nixon visits Tokyo amid dismay over economic disarray and potential shifts toward Red China. Analysts warn of anti American sentiment if trade and cultural exchanges expand, with LDP policy and Kuril tensions shaping fears of reduced US alliance and rising Japanese dependence.
In Washington Senator William Proxmire ignored reporters asking about Jim Fiebig’s two black eyes. The piece explores common excuses for black eyes and mocks evasive explanations with a parade of jokey alibis.
An article analyzes the Brusca v Missouri case arguing public funds for independent schools. It contends secular humanism in public schools resembles a state religion and explores vouchers as a remedy, noting court history and potential outcomes.
Paul Barney reports on a pattern where few victims prosecute after arrest, cost to victims rising as cases stall in Cook County courts. David Carter, owner of a milk station on Madison Avenue, endures lengthy delays, with his case reduced from armed robbery to petty theft. Court calendars backlog forces postponements, fueling fear and mistrust as suspects slip away and witnesses vanish.
Mrs. Mary Lee Mills argues in Fremont that delaying construction and new residential areas is unfair and would hinder growth. She says schools lack space and rising costs could raise taxes, discouraging new industry and harm the community.
Representatives in Sacramento State legislators with districts covering part of South Alameda County include Senators Nicholas Petris Democrat 11th District Denn W. Helméah Democrat 6th District and Clark L. Bradley Republican 14th District. Assembly members Carlos Bed Democrat 13th District Robert W. Crown Democrat 11th District March Fong Democrat 15th District. Addresses: State Capitol, Sacramento 95814.
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