America celebrates freedom and duty on the Fourth
Editorial urges recalling shared heritage as the nation marks its 201st birthday. A Tacoma postal worker’s naturalization talk is praised for stressing rights including free speech, jury trials, education, religion, arms, travel, and privacy. The piece laments waning patriotic observance and calls for renewed devotion to freedom and responsibility.
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Hayward
George Shin
Tacoma
Wash
America
United States
Poampell Rong Oy
Snell Caves
Reach the lawmakers in Southern Alameda County
A fragment listing U S senators and representatives with district offices in Oakland Hayward Fremont and San Francisco including Alan Cranston Hoorn 452 and Fortney Stark. It notes districts 9 10 and 8 and includes addresses in San Francisco Oakland Fremont Hayward San Leandro and San Ramon Valley. Local supervisors and state senators are named with office locations in Sacramento Hayward Fremont and Oakland.
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Congress
Alameda County
U.S
Alan Cranston
Hoorn
Senate
Washit
D.C
Hallidie Plaza
San Francisco
Hadas
Dirksen Senate
Ashington
Mateo St
Fortney
Pate
John W. Helmdahl
State Capitol
Sacra
Foothill Blvd
Hayward
Phare
Fremont
Newark
Alfred E. Alquist
Boca
Santa Cara County
San Benito County
Bill Leckyar
Sacramento
F. Ith St
San Leandro
San Jeno
Casio Valley
Ashland
South County
Phs
Oakland
Slite Capitol
Sanrenzo
San Loren Creek
Union City
Castro Valley
Livermoore
San Ramon Valley
Alareda County
Alister McAlister
Sacra Trento
Mowry Ave
Roort
Indiades
Santa Clara County
Alammeds
We Have a King Jimmy King of the United States
A columnist lauds President Carter as a symbolic monarch, arguing his reign is dominated by ceremony and charisma rather than decisive policy. The piece compares past presidents to monarchy, praising Carter's communicative power while noting limitations in actual governance.
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Elizabeth
Henrys
Georges
Johns
Ayls
Britain
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Jimmy
Ordinny
Walter Cronkite
Sarhisells Lown
United States
Praw
Jody
Richard Nixon
Richard
Gerald Ford
Guest opinion on Carter rights crusade sparks global tensions
Guest columnist Henry Hage argues Carter’s human rights push risks provoking a Cold War backlash while stressing that real change will come from internal pressures within repressive states. He cites Soviet Union Argentina South Korea and other regimes as likely to resist external pressure and warns of greater antagonism.
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Jimmy Carter
Congress
Carter
Soviet
Russia
South Korea
Argentinas
Kremil
Countdown Columnist Mock Commencement Remarks
James Heston, addressing Miami University graduates, jokes about commencement speakers calling themselves eminent chores. The piece notes a Se Hab Nope receiving a fourth honorary degree from St Anselm College in New Hampshire and ends with a broad jab at Hope era humor echoed among graduates nationwide.
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James Heston
Miami
Hab Nope
St. Anselm's College
N.H
Internal Security Fight Sparks revival of House panel
A conservative coalition pushes H.R.48 to recreate the House Committee on Internal Security. Support grows with 48 co-sponsors to monitor terrorism, espionage, and KGB activity, amid liberal moves to abolish the panel two years earlier.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Judiciary
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
John McClellan
Arkansas
United States
Fidel Castro
Senate
House of Representatives
House Judiciary Committee
Chayber
Lawrence
McDonald
P-Ga
John M. Ashbrook
A-Ohio
House Committee On
Rep
Ashbrook
House
KGB
Clarence Kelley
The
FAT
U.S. Congress
Castro
Cuba
Congress
Carter energy plan sparks critique on gas pricing and exploration
In a sharp critique of President Carter's energy policy, the speaker argues that high exploration costs and a proposed wellhead price cap threaten domestic gas development, warning that lower prices invite more foreign dependency and higher future costs. The piece links 1970s policy shifts, deregulation pledges, and the tension between conservation and domestic production.
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Congress
Tan
Yan
Carter Deroees
Carter Administration
Carter
United States
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