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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1975
Page
4
A fragmentary newspaper editorial page note from February 25, 1975 cites the editorials and column opinions. It mentions the editorial stance on procedures and positive postulates, indicating the broader voice of The Argus.
An editorial condemns Fremont Unified School District for chaotic finances and weak oversight. It cites untraceable transactions, unclear ownership, loose procedures, and possible pilferage. Trustees are slow to act, while calls for an audit or operational review grow amid public demand for accountability.
The article argues Dr Kenneth Edelin's manslaughter conviction over a Boston abortion case marks a major victory for life. It describes jurors influenced by viewing the aborted baby as a person, notes potential slowdowns of late term abortions, and discusses race angle used to challenge the verdict as weak.
At a Parker House press conference in Boston on September 23, Senator Edward M. Kennedy renounced any bid for President in 1976 and said he would not seek the Vice Presidency, calling the decision firm final and unconditional. The piece notes party rules and potential scenarios involving Wallace, Jackson, and Bentsen, and weighs Kennedy’s possible role in a brokered convention.
In Washington, Ronald Reagan, Lloyd Bentsen, and Scoop Jackson position to challenge Henry Kissinger, with Reagan warning Kissinger as a public menace and Bentsen touting foreign policy restraint. The piece notes Safire's critical book on Kissinger, and weighs Kissinger as puppetmaster versus Ford, amid Republican and Democratic jockeying for 1967 election-style intrigue.
Paul Harvey cites evidence that economic hardship strengthens marriages while prosperity strains them. Brinkley Long notes couples pull together for security in trouble though many experts warned marriage would fail under modern trends. The piece surveys licenses, literature quotes, and George Gilder’s view that bachelorhood is unstable and linked to higher risk, while 35 and unmarried men face social anxiety and scarcity of stable partners.
A harsh column rails at rising federal income taxes hit on the middle class during inflation, faults politicians for ignore and blames oil interests and urban spending. It questions city handouts, urges reliance on own revenue, cites London energy talk, and warns about oil quotas and rationing consequences. The piece mocks tariff ideas and fears consumer prices will surge.
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