Editorial: Egos at Ohlone hinder clear college governance
The Ohlone College board of trustees is criticized for prioritizing policy process over outcomes. The piece argues debates resemble political showmanship, delaying decisions that should be swift and decisive. It calls for disciplined, courteous meetings led by a strong gavel to restore educational focus.
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Tost
Ohlone College Board of Trustees
Ohlone Board
Ohlone
Oblore College
Irhslees
Exaggerated joblessness and youth unemployment debate
The American Economic Foundation challenges U S unemployment figures, arguing high teen and young adult joblessness stems from longer schooling and a slow transition to work. It cites 1973 teen unemployment at 17 percent, with disparities by race, schooling, and minimum wage policy, and contends much unemployment is voluntary or due to government and union pressures.
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American Economic Foundation
AEF
United States
U.S
Benefts
America
Banta Ana Register
Capitalism and a Peaceful Path to Global Wealth
A speculative critique argues capitalism can foster peace by expanding frontiers in Siberia and the Third World, with cooperation from the Soviet Union. It envisions a global economy driven by interdependence, reduced conflict, and a slogan like Make Money Not War, while warning against bilateral reliance and stressing softer U S leadership.
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David Rockefeller
Ue Resistens
United States
Soviet Union
Great Plains
Siberia
Ussr
Marz
Wea
Trockefeller
Ivasl
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
CPSC bicycle rule slammed as wasteful overreach
Economist Dr. Virgil Salera denounces Washington regulatory excess, focusing on the Consumer Product Safety Commission classifying bicycles as toys. He argues adult bikes faced costly, unfounded design changes, blaming Congress for drafting sloppy laws and warning of rising federal taxes and bloated bureaucratic waste. The piece links these concerns to the Carter era, urging fewer laws and more citizen input.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Congress
Commission
Empire Building Agency
CPSC
Ilona
Wny
Georgia
Beyeles
Carter
Potomac
Congress Would Curb Regulators, Or Add Red Tape?
Ralph de Téledano argues Congress hypes efforts to regulate federal agencies yet expands costs for taxpayers and consumers. He cites Brookings, ICC, NLRB, OSHA, FDA, and other agencies imposing billions in expenses, forms, and compliance burdens on small businesses and households, warning of further bureaucratic layers.
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Washington
Congress
Brookings Institution
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Bureau of Domestic Commerce
National Labor Relations Board
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Sunday
Oregonian
Thei
San Tego
Los Angeles
California
United Airlines
Civil Aeronauics Board
Hawaii
CAL
Supreme Court
Freste
Dt Tate
Southern Railway
Souther
Verses on riches and romance in a college dating tale
A Brigham Young University professor is cited jokingly about marriage odds with wealth and status. The narrator recalls dating a rich girl from an elite school, noting her clothes and shoes, and a failed taxi date when he could not pay. The piece use playful, self deprecating anecdotes about money and love.
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Bripham Young University
Jim
Ralaing
Tanly
Cain
Thestar
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Margaret Trideau
Virgil Salera
Salera
California State University
Hayward
SPU
Ralph de Téledano
Jim Fiebig
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United Feature
Syealicas
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