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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

7

Wealthy Should Share Tax Burden and Government Costs

A opinion piece argues the wealthy must bear more of federal and state taxes as exemptions and tax incentives for municipal bonds erode. It cites taxes paid by top earners, Reagan’s state tax issue, and calls for broader shared tax burdens to fund defense and public needs.

Congress Reagan Itn Denyer

FBI closes in on hijacker and bank bomber case

A hijacker forced a jet crew to refuel for an unscheduled trip to South America and was rushed by FBI agents and arrested with no plane damage. Separately, authorities seek the arrest of a man who planted bombs in bank lock boxes across three cities in under a week.

South America FBI Supreme Court Clul

Representatives in Washington US. Senators and Congressmen

Washington area representatives listed include Senator V. Tenney and Congressman George Miller, with addresses in Washington DC. District details mention South Hayward, Union City, Fremont, Newark and parts of Santa Clara County.

Goeth Weakington Daha V. Tenney Senate Weakinght George

Nixon as Anti Communist Crusader and Conservative Debate

The piece analyzes Nixon’s political image from the late 1940s to 1968, noting his anti Communist stance and associations with right wing figures and Whitaker Chambers. It argues Nixon was not a true conservative but a campaigner whose ultimate goal was the presidency, while praising his stance against Communism and his trips to China and Russia as strategic moves.

Con Faden Nixon Richard Nixon Ant Lake Rinse Rirk Beschhower Dixon John Ashbrook Peking Rachard Nixon Penerr Hall Fonger Tealeid

Londonderry Derry amid sectarian strife and British fault lines

The piece surveys Londonderry Derry amid Protestant Catholic clashes in Ulster. It argues long standing hatred fuels misery, cautions that Blairite or Republican moves could trigger wider chaos, and suggests peace rests on spiritual renewal rather than political solutions.

Londonderry TRA Derry Irish Republic Reland Tom Gelsway Donegal Sorgotten Pach Cams Aileach Stone Aster O'Brien Munster Foyle Ulster Ireland

Swiss Bank Secrecy Act and Hidden Accounts Debate

A critique of Swiss bank secrecy and its role in protecting accounts for foreigners and refugees. It discusses the Bank Secrecy Act, the Nachrich tendienst, and potential U.S. tax aimed cooperation, noting the voluntary nature of secrecy and risks for citizens who invoke it. The piece references Switzerland's asylum history, Nazi era protections, and the idea of gold backing.

Howard Hughes U.S.A Switzerland Wall Street Zarth Bahnholstrasse Geneva Iris Casum Switzer Hitler Hungary Manhey Shelby Cullam Davis Hank U.S. Internal Revenue Service U.S IRS

Budget strains loom as Nixon aims for huge deficits

Richard Nixon faces mounting budget pressures as critics argue the White House cannot control spending despite calls for ceilings. The article notes deficits could reach 75 billion dollars, with projections suggesting tax hikes and reduced programs may be necessary to avoid a larger fiscal gap. It critiques the administration’s balancing act between rhetoric and real fiscal restraint.

Rington D.C Lyte Johnson Johnson Nixon Congress White House Washington N'von Boone Pentagon

TwoGirls Fight to Enter Naval Academy Class of Seventy-Two

The story recounts two teenage girls challenging Annapolis admission amid a push to admit women. Legal debates center on training leaders for combat and equal access to education, with the judge ruling tax-supported schools cannot discriminate against women. The plan met with resistance over living arrangements and shared facilities.

US. Naval Academy Naval Academy Jacob Javits New York Jack McDonald Michigan Annapolis Academy

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