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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
9
The piece lambasts summer budget maneuvers by Castro Valley Unified as illogical and costly. It argues state rules force higher taxes to fund adult education while misaligning funding with inflation, notes outside enrollments, and warns against undoing SB 90 reforms despite rising frustration with school finance.
A University of Wisconsin geographer argues civilization faces doom unless a method to curb bureaucratic growth is found, warning that red tape could strangle progress.
James J. Kilpatrick argues against what he calls the People’s Bicentennial Commission and its leader Jeremy Rifkind for normalizing a Marxist redistributionist view of the Revolution. He supports free speech but condemns attempts to deny freedom to others and urges tolerance for diverse observances of 1776.
Will Rogers comments on a bill increasing lawmakers pay. He says the President did not veto but signed it to encourage honesty, noting that what a man costs matters less than what you pay and suggesting pay may invite better performance and flattery.
Morrie Ruskin argues that accusations of liberal bias are unfounded and cites perceived double standards in media coverage of Nixon. He condemns selective reporting, notes editorials, and questions impeachment politics while defending liberal media as unbiased and claims no bias in liberaldom.
A July 15 1975 pamphlet distribution to Dumbarton Bridge commuters credited Newark Chamber of Commerce volunteers for supporting the project. The editor thanks chamber president Dr Lyle Kingery directors Paul Gygax Paul Powers Richard Laudenschlager member Kenneth Foster and Planning Commission members Marilyn Miller James Gordon and Newark resident Bliss Smith for their help.
A reader vents about persistent postal service problems at Fremont's Post Street facility. Repeated machine outages, long lines, curt counter staff, and misdelivered or undeliverable mail frustrate customers. The writer praises a kind regular carrier but urges improvements and refunds for mishandled mail.
The local service manager hands out a card arguing 66 cents a gallon for gas is a bargain by comparing beer milk and water costs. The piece questions the method, noting that beverage categories are not a real substitute for fuel and highlighting typical annual miles and weekly fuel needs.
In orbit the Soyuz Apollo handshake sparked a feel good mood, while Kissinger attacked Solzhenitsyn as a danger to peace and SALT II talks faced pressure. Portugal tumbles toward military-communist rule as AFM pressure grows. Ford ally Bainford undercuts North Carolina support.
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