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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1971
Page
10
Russell Kirk argues the United States may shift from a youth culture to one focused on age. With birth rates declining, longer lifespans, and rising social spending, the U.S. could enter a mature, retrenched economy by 1976, demanding prudence, roots, and measured progress.
Holmes Alexander argues that modern life sweeps between excess and purity, urging a measured equilibrium for technology and environment. He notes Congress faces building a fuels and energy policy to reconcile growth, jobs, and cleaner air, with Senators Randolph and Jackson pushing for a workable plan amid White House resistance.
The piece argues that safety standards for atomic entry operations divert attention from the urgent problem of nuclear waste disposal. It cites Arthur Tamplin calling a moratorium on expansion until disposal systems are perfected, notes the 500000 year persistence of some wastes, and warns of growing volumes as power plants expand, urging public oversight and inclusion of non scientists in finding safer solutions.
Syracuse University researchers compare noise levels reflecting mood in happy versus tense high schools. A Louis Harris poll shows Nixon trailing Muskie for the first time since taking office, while Nixon contemplates further moves to lubricate the economy.
The piece analyzes how stock market moves often outpace business profits, noting that bulls rise while earnings fall and vice versa. It cites historical patterns from the 1960s into the 1980s, inflation effects, and the idea that inflationary pressure hurts but dampened inflation and lower rates may support future gains.
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nicholas Petes Democrat Lith District John W Holmdahl Democrat 8th District and Clark L Bradley Republican Mth District The 5th and 11th Districts coterminous include Alameda County except Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley Emitt Newark and Livermore Amador Valley are in the 14th District Robert W Crown Democrat 14th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda part of Oakland March K Peng Democrat 15th District Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland Letters to legislators may be addressed to them at the State Capitol Sacramento 6814.
In Washington Khrushchev’s memoirs hint at Kremlin concerns over North Vietnam’s course and the Nixon administration. The piece argues Moscow fears China ties, warns McGovern’s disengagement could be a strategic blunder, and questions whether Hanoi will remain aligned with Moscow amid hopes for settlement. Nixon’s approach to end ground combat and rely on air power is seen through the lens of Soviet restraint and possible strategic gains.
United Press International notes key events across history including Edison’s 1680 patent for an electric incandescent lamp and the 1967 Apollo capsule fire that killed Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee at Cape Kennedy. Margaret Chase Smith’s 1964 presidential bid is also highlighted.
Representatives in Washington include U S Senators Cranston and Tuoney both Democrats. U S Congressman George P Miller, Don Edwards and their district reach areas like San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley Hayward Alameda Oakland and neighboring counties.
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