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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1972
Page
4
A fragmented discussion notes unions threatening strikes over wage improvements as schools face budget pressure and idle tax costs. It cites a Wellington Winter study and suggests unions gain ground against public interests, urging a tougher stance from officials in bargaining and legislation.
A New York woman attorney highlighted flaws in welfare checks after reporting a Great Dane owner failing to get care. Mason Lustig’s eligibility was extended for six months, prompting discussion on the system's gaps and oversight. Bible quote and Revelation verse appear as concluding remarks.
Gen Tra Ce Baker asserts the air war was not escalated, citing radar and sensor advances and better munitions as factors. He criticizes politicians for opposing air interdiction while claiming the invasion across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia continues, with rising U.S. casualties and questions the Vietnamization program.
Bryce W. Anderson surveys clashes in U S public education as critics challenge behaviorist aims and secular humanism in schools. Fresno parents oppose a supernatural literature course, while Cardinal O’Bayle argues secular humanism equals a religion.
A fragmentary report references James Kilpatrick discussing a David and Goliath clash in SST. The piece mentions a budget of about $60,000, raised by contributions from a large member base. It notes political currents and warns about a lightweight lobby with strong influence.
A guest opinion argues Agnew is divisive and controversial yet could be on Nixon's 1972 ticket. It notes Nixon would risk a disastrous outcome for the Republican party in 1976 if Agnew joined the ticket, while acknowledging Agnew's effectiveness in office.
The text outlines 1972 as a pivotal year with historic visits including to Beijing and Moscow, a potential SALT agreement, and major defense budget implications. It argues choices on arms control, defense spending, domestic reforms, and economic policy will influence Nixon's re election and U.S. standing in the Free World.
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