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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
7
A local opinion column condemns a planned appearance by Jane Fonda in Fremont as likely to spark clashes. It defends free speech while urging readers to stay away and avoid amplifying the protest, arguing the confrontation serves only to boost attention to her visit.
The Report notes up to 130000 California teachers could claim unemployment benefits this summer under a broader federal umbrella. Critics say a three month summer layoff is a fringe benefit. opponents urge Congress to select a strict measure and end the program.
James Kilpatrick argues the New Hampshire contested Senate race undermines constitutional equal Senate representation. He condemns the delay by the Senate Rules Committee, cites numerous irregularities in ballots, and urges returning the issue to New Hampshire for a fresh election to restore public trust and prevent partisan harm.
John Pinkerman argues labor union tactics by public employees pose a danger to the public. He cites Montreal and Santa Barbara incidents of sabotage and fire hazards, criticizes Governor Brown for lenient stance, and urges tougher discipline to protect taxpayers and public safety.
Will Rogers laments a bygone era when college graduates faced clear paths and steady jobs. He notes graduates felt a real notch awaiting them and gained an edge in a world that understood the value of a degree, calling this the golden period of young graduates.
A clergyman writes praising repeal of archaic sex laws while cautioning against purist legalism. He argues love and personal conscience, not statutes, should govern intimate relations and cites biblical references. The letter condemns moralistic rifts and calls for grace to prevail.
A mock commencement address jokes about a classmate Ziggie Parelli who rejects college for a trade. The speaker contrasts Ziggie’s plumbing career earning far more than his own college path, noting the value of vocational work and ending with a punchline urging graduates to "Plumb."
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