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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1976
Page
6
The Argus notes that its Sunday page carries editorial opinions in the column before other editorial materials, and that these pieces do not necessarily reflect the publication's official position.
Guest editorials note Carter’s vague posture and limited foreign diplomacy experience. The piece cites experts who helped prepare his New York address and finds Carter largely aligned with Kissinger on major issues while clashing mainly on personal negotiation style. If differences remain only personal, Carter could slow U.S. foreign policy until a new president takes office.
The Industrial Welfare Commission delayed adopting a Bicentennial era reform of wages hours and working conditions after heavy criticism. The changes, likely taking effect in October, would extend minimum wage and overtime rules across industries, with concerns about production costs unemployment and uneven applicability across sectors. The commission must balance equity with economic realities.
The quote critiques an unnamed front runner and a political clash over blueprints. It suggests if the leader succeeds it would be the biggest engineering feat. if defeated, a demonstration of matter over mind. Dated June 9, 1928, attributed to Jane.
James Kilpatrick argues the Senate liberal push to break up the 18 largest vertically integrated oil firms is impractical. He says the plan lacks evidence of consumer benefit, notes extensive industry competition, and mocks the rhetoric as high octane but futile in the current Congress.
President Ford argues that centralized government in Washington endangers the nation's sense of community while Representative Al Ullman criticizes a lack of tax direction from the administration. The exchange underscores concern over government size and fiscal leadership.
M Stanton Evans argues the Republican Party has long claimed a liberal mainstream led by figures like Nelson Rockefeller and John Lindsay, while conservative forces led by Goldwater and Nixon shaped nominations. He contends the real mainstream has been conservative for a decade, amid Watergate aftershocks and unsettled leadership.
In a critique of federal spending, Senator Barry Goldwater argues that many government funded studies are wasteful and impractical. He cites examples such as a 67 500 study on community and nationalization in China, a 20 000 project on perspiration scents among Australian aborigines, and a 6089 grant for a dictionary of witchcraft at UCLA. He contends some projects lack private sector demand and hamper taxpayers, while acknowledging GAO notes that some efforts have legitimate basis.
Gen Ira C Baker outlines the grand design of the Air and Space Museum in Washington, D C detailing its 10 acre exhibit space, iconic artifacts such as the Wright Flyer Spirit of St Louis and Apollo lunar module, and the museum’s facilities including a large theater and multiple alcoves.
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