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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1976
Page
4
Paget Monday July 5 1976 The Arcus editorial opinions expressed only in the column below Other editorial materials do not necessarily reflect the position of The Argus
A critique of county employees striking and lining up for charity at TH City Volunteers. The piece denounces the action as unlawful and harmful to the legitimately needy, noting strikers deny aid to the poor and should return to work to stop draining resources and undermining donor support.
Cambridge officials, citing fears of Frankenstein style organisms contaminating citizens, seek to block Harvard University from building a laboratory for unprecedented genetic research. Former Senator Sam Ervin comments on the current congressional sex scandal, noting such sin has persisted in this world, a remark that stokes public sensation.
Names of U S Senators John V Tunney Alan Cranston and Representative Don Edwards with DC and local Fremont Hayward San Jose offices, district coverage details for 8th 10th 11th 13th districts, state senators and assemblymen Floyd Mori Alquist McAlister, and Alameda County Supervisors John Murphy Charles Santana with office addresses and phone numbers.
James Kilpatrick weighs revolution and protest during the Fourth of July weekend. He argues for tolerating dissent within bounds, distinguishes revolution from rebellion, and warns against violent fringes while praising peaceful, lawful protest as part of a free society.
Paul Harvey reports a century trend reversal as non metro areas grow faster than metropolises. New York City loses residents, with whites fleeing to pockets and blacks moving to the South, while Southern and Western cities gain. Chicago blacks relocate to the South amid concerns over crime and schools.
Senator Barry Goldwater remarks on rising Washington regulations and an expanding enforcement apparatus since the EPA and other laws. He cites Reader's Digest figures showing federal pages in the Federal Register increasing from 35 091 in 1973 to 45 422 in 1974 and outlines how agencies deploy about 60 716 investigators across 44 departments with duties ranging from tax collection to meat inspection and border checks.
Gen Ira C Baker argues U S air industry built on free enterprise and careful regulation but faces upheaval from HR 1081 deregulation. He warns stock declines, more accidents, capital shortage for reequipment, and potential failure of airlines to support CRAF in emergencies amid postwar dominance.
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