Editorial on school district audits and public action
Editorial urges stricter auditing of school districts amid Fremont Unified mis practices, arguing neglect by public officials harms students. It endorses SB 7871, backed by Sen Jerry Smith, and praises CPA society efforts to improve district audits while warning that real reform requires active public engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubiic
Fremont Unified
Seth County
Fremont
Sant Clara County
Jerry Smith
California Society of Certified Public
California Taxpayers’ Association
Ace
Postage policy critique urges end to post office monopoly
The author argues postmasters general push for higher rates and fewer services reveal postage as a users tax. They describe it as a monopoly price masking competition. The piece urges Congress to repeal the first class monopoly per Rep Philip Crane so the free market may carry mail for willing customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bailer
Bailar
Congress
Philip Crane
Recovery hopes rise under new president, voices grow loud
A reader notes cautious optimism in recovery with the new president at the helm while Congress resumes serious action. The writer predicts televised addresses to challenge lawmakers and asserts Washington remains the focal ground for political clash ahead.
Real world dream shifts gender power myth
A dream narrative contrasts historic male oppression with female labor and virtue, portraying women as life creators and men as burdened, faded heroes. It notes Western drought boosting well drilling and General Motors increasing subcompact car production as modern contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Abzog
Wnheld
Federal water pricing debate in California’s Central Valley
The piece argues for ending heavy federal water subsidies in California’s Central Valley. It criticizes the 1902 Reclamation Act, notes vast farm size shifts, and claims subsidies distort land prices. It urges pricing federal water at free-market levels via bids, reducing taxpayer burdens and realigning farm economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Central Valley
West
Feds
Washington
Fresno
Congress
Perspective on Fremont council rumpus and public decorum
Judith R Zlatnik laments unruly city council meeting in Fremont on September 14. She notes profane outbursts, threats, and a mayoral inaction that disrupted orderly discussion. She urges citizens to attend meetings and uphold higher standards, warning of costs from unnecessary special elections and damaged democratic processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus
Fremont
Kye
Mlor
Azevedo
Meredo
Sui
Tig
Rally Kohl FM
Sudith
Zlatnik Fremont
Get out of Korea
Fragmentary public figure statement touching Korea policy and democratic ideals. The speaker asserts readiness to protect allies, preserve freedom in Korea, and urges brotherhood, sacrifice, and duty. Mentions a historical moment, American duty, and a call for self-reliance. AN PARMELEE text fragment appears at end.
Saving the snail darter in Tellico Dam dispute
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court ruling cites Endangered Species Act as construction on the Tellico Dam proceeds since January 2 to avoid harming the three inch snail darter found in the Little Tennessee River. The piece debates whether preserving the fish is worth over 100 million dollars already spent while proposing a controversial plan to capture and distribute the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Tennessee River
Ie Mnigth
Porch
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Taube
Lille Termessee
Tellico Reservoi
Tellico Dam
Mar
Tennesae
Tenses
Donstream
Lavoulr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress 4
Michael Novak
National Geological Survey
General Motors
Virgil Salera
Sion
Tnis
Fedso
San Francisco
Department of the Interior
Bomba
Korea
Clea
Carter
Chen Lime
Nor & Vita
Israel
Anakes
Jim Fiebig
Ted
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!