Cityland for the YMCA sparks Fremont debate
Fremont planners weigh giving public land to the private YMCA and a developer offered three acres plus cash for a service station deal. The council must balance public guardianship of land with private needs while avoiding ethical missteps, aiming for a properly funded YMCA without misusing city property.
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Boys’ Club
Boys’ Clubs
Ymcaa
George Oakes
Accther Ymca
Oakes
Blacow Road
Grimmer Boulevard
Richmond decision on school integration sparks broad attack
In a heated critique, Russell Kirk denounces the Richmond ruling by Judge Merhige mandating forced busing and fixed racial quotas. He questions the aim of public schools as moral and intellectual uplift, warning of social division and radical changes to educational goals.
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Richmond
Robert 5
Merhige
Coe
Danaea
Sichmond
Virginiah
Nixon
Sinduary
Spee
Goors
Fae
Bea
Holy Cause
Richmond de Cision
Virginia
Federal
Richmond School Board
Joliery
Department of Justice
Burger Court
Warren Court
Congress
Sti
Why make bums heroes in a TV talk show era
Paul Harvey criticizes modern talk shows and media fascination with criminals and fringe figures. He laments nationwide exposure for derided groups and calls for sober judgment, warning that tolerance has enabled demagogues and superficial fame. He urges readers to seek wiser news judgment and ignore sensationalism.
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Jerry Rubin
Bie
Tis A. Plaes
Wis
Feb Square
RTV
Tom Edison
Babe Ruth
Charles Lindbergh
Horatio Alger
Dilia
Yederyear
Nixon and Hanoi Prisoner Exchange Debate Stirs Controversy
The piece critiques Nixon's plan for a withdrawal date in exchange for POW releases, arguing Hanoi's stance remains tied to seven points and Vietnamization. It cites Sen McGovern, Sen Mansfield, and The Times coverage to question calls for a simple end to the war through total withdrawal.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
Thieu
the Times
Hanai
Foreign Broadcast Information Service
Central Inteligence Agency
Times
Nixon
S ‘Clair
George McGovern
Nixcon
Cain
United States
Thien
South Vietnam
Sen. McGovern
Drice Mansfield
Handi Wd
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Hand
Svterview
Nixom
Quarantine of the disloyal urged in Vietnam era debate
Washington column argues for quarantining draft dodgers and deserters from the Vietnam War. It cites Tad Kennedy Koch McGovern Lasky and calls for self government through jury service while warning against amnesty. The piece endorses dispassionate exclusion rather than vengeance.
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Washington, D.C
Neurenberg
Tria
Hiroshima
Repiblican
Bb ‘Tad
Oto
Edward Koch
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
George McGovern Ant
Louis Lasky
Columbia Law School
Nixon
Alley
James Holla
Congress
How Do We Get Off War Budget Waste
Jim Fiebig critiques the de-escalation era, noting 1973 budget cuts are offset by inflated procurement, higher serviceman pay, and weapon research. He argues spending cuts vanish into new programs, creating a perpetual deficit and questions why taxes are seen as essential. He ends with how do we get out.
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Sixon
Washington lawmakers with South County districts listed
Representatives in Washington U S Senators and Congressmen whose constituencies include all or part of South County and their addresses listed. Names include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John V Tunney with office rooms. Congressman George P Miller and others. Districts span Destrict areas and cities such as Oakland, Alameda, Santa Clara, and San Jose areas.
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U.S
South County
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
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Richard Wilson
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Hermes Alexander
Jim Fiebig
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Tunney
Congrestenan
George P. Miller
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