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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1976
Page
5
The Argus notes that its editorials express only the column writer’s views and that other editorial material on the page does not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance. This disclaimer clarifies attribution for readers.
The piece argues that consistency in foreign aid is impractical and harmful. It notes Kissinger's Chile criticism and rising cuts to South Korea and India, urges tailoring aid to self interest, and suggests dictatorships mainly change through internal forces rather than external pressure. COPLEY NEWSPAPERS
The editorial baselessly blasts House Democrats reforms as token changes. It argues true restructuring of House hiring, committee proliferation, and perks is lacking while citing Watergate style misuses and Loren Hays Powell Powell era scandals to warn real reform is a long way off.
A speculative narrative describes New York City’s demise through rent strikes, mass emigration, and asset liquidation. It envisions police power used against strikers, tax increases driving residents away, and buildings and amenities converted into markets while the mayor finally departs with a quit-claim deed to Eaglefeather, last Canarsie Indian survivor. The piece ends with a sardonic note on postcollapse life and a quixotic closing image.
Virgil Salera reports that IMF salaries are high and many staffers earn over sixty thousand dollars tax free, drawing outrage as a wasteful use of public money. The piece argues the IMF, World Bank, and UN agencies drain U.S. taxpayers while contributing little tangible value.
Late Elizabeth Hay, tied to a White House sex scandal, says she posed nude for photos by David Kennerly. The report notes the surprising sight of her fully clothed in Washington contexts.
Phyllis Schlafly argues the US Supreme Court has not allowed absolute First Amendment rights and should permit city zoning to curb pornography. She credits Justice Stevens and Burger for reaffirming state power to regulate obscenity and to focus on local standards to protect urban life.
A humorous piece portrays Jimmy Carter at his first morning as president answering a private number joke call. Pedro from Houston wishes him well and suggests a Lincoln Memorial visit while Carter mentions his private line and various organizations in a playful exchange.
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