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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1976
Page
4
The Argus notes that editorials are expressed in the telaw column and other editorial page items may not reflect the paper's stance. This July 20, 1976 page disclaimer clarifies content origins and positions.
An editorial critiques Mondale’s humor in The Accountability of Power and his acceptance speech. It notes echoes of FDR to Humphrey in pledges, questions the seriousness of Great Society ideas, and warns readers that taxpayers may bear the bill. It ends by noting the public’s need for humor among voters more than candidates.
A list of U S senators and representatives for Southern Alameda County with offices in Washington and local San Francisco Hayward Fremont and Oakland. It notes districts including the 10th 8th and 9th and Fremont Newark Union City Livermore areas with reapportionment shifting districts this fall. Includes names addresses and phone numbers for state and federal officials.
A column argues that the Israeli raid on Entebbe mirrors historic naval actions against piracy. It claims terrorists use ransom to force release of inmates, praises Decatur and 1904 Tripoli actions, and condemns changes to international law and UN impotence. It warns that without forceful intervention, pirates will threaten civilians and tourism.
A fragmentary wartime era style note reflects on hopes to find a unifying man and avoid political delays. It mentions Bryant Sterling as editor and the Rogers Memorial, with unclear date and context.
Virgil Salera argues the 21 percent wage hike plus 11 percent inflation adjustment at GE under central labor laws creates an inflated compensation package. He says unions extract excess gains, risking higher unemployment and bigger deficits, and calls for reforms to curb union wage monopolies.
Paul Harvey notes educators and state officials clash over the nation's true form of government after the California State Board of Education surveyed seventh graders. He argues the United States is a representative republic, not a representative democracy, and criticizes the use of democracy in core documents.
A network spokesman says CBS and NBC covered the Democratic National Convention to fulfill civic duty while insiders hint it served to get even. A Racine interviewee, Mrs Massa Kistick, watched every minute and vowed she could not wait for the convention to start as she claimed networks paid back an audience with gavel to gavel coverage.
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