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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
3
ABAG officials back alternate options as critics urge hearings at accessible times. Citizens urged to mail protests or sign petitions, noting schedule conflicts and the need for timely public input on a proposed jetport near San Jose.
Arcus Lin, Jan 4, discusses Henry J. Taylor Muskie and Ted Kennedy prospects amid Labor and Democratic alignments. He cites California endorsement, Kennedy critique, and the push to build a ticket around Kennedy’s stance, noting tensions with Humphrey and Jackson and the Miami Beach scene.
A damaged OCR passage lists Senator Alan Cranston, Senator John Teveey, and Congressman George P. Miller with Washington addresses, plus district notes for Alameda County areas including Hayward, Union City, Fremont, Newark, Livermore-Amador Valley, Castro Valley, and San Leandro. It mentions assembly members and directs legislators to the State Capitol in Sacramento.
The piece laments the incompetence of men appointed to head presidential commissions and argues that genuine experts are scarce. It cites Kerner and Romney, decrying urban renewal rhetoric and noting Johnson and Congress' skepticism toward such bodies. It urges selecting truly competent leaders or suspending commissions.
A writer laments society's tendency to overlook giants like David Sarnoff after death. He argues that media celebrating true innovators is overdue and credits Sarnoff with shaping radio, television, and satellites. The piece praises his vision and warns of eroding reverence for creators.
A dated analysis discusses the arms race as a deterrent to war and examines US and Soviet defense spending. It cites the International Institute for Strategic Studies and the Military Balance report, noting projected parity by the late 1970s unless US pace quickens, with figures on GNP and defense budgets for both nations.
A fragmented note reports a poll among high school leaders suggesting Nixon could be beaten by several Democratic hopefuls. It mentions equality rulings and a Idaho statute on gender preference, with jumbled phrases about women and larger political themes.
In Davenport town Dr William Grant performed the first appendectomy and the patient recovered fully. The note mentions a 1987 event with Italian troops aiding Nationalists in Spain and a Burma independence reference, plus a speedboat fatality and a thought attributed to Irish poet James Stephens.
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