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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
3
An ecological near disaster at Gray Pit occurred last week when water nearly drained from the park area. Four public agencies allowed the water level to fall, leaving fish flopping in shallow pools. The piece urges interagency awareness and better communication to prevent future incidents.
Fremont aims to boost dog licensing by employing college students to canvass residents door to door this summer. Officers say soft outreach will gather about 10 000 new licenses while avoiding disruption to city services.
Three wa Street officials present Nixon with a loyal stock market symbol and hint of a booming market. They express hope the President will link the economic bull to policy. Cosmetic firms offer to reveal in government towns what they put in products to keep ingredients secret from the public.
Editor urges all citizens to engage in politics and register to vote. The letter emphasizes youth awareness, accountability of school boards, and the need for adults to set a civic example. It notes low registration and turnout in Newark and calls readers to vote and support their community.
Russell Kirk discusses intelligence as the power to draw analogies, praising Father Hugh O'Neill's Analograms as a method to boost study efficiency. He notes many teachers lack understanding of analogy, urging broader adoption in Michigan schools and higher education to enhance creative thinking and reasoning.
Henry J. Taylor argues Greece requires U S military aid as the 6th Fleet bases and NATO reliance in the eastern Mediterranean grow. He warns aging ships, manpower shortages, and a Soviet fleet near Gibraltar threaten Western access, with Greece facing Bulgaria and logistics strains.
Paul Harvey laments perceived declines in U S leadership across space, military, medicine, industry and prosperity. He cites lagging space progress, war outcomes, medical doctor patient ratios, Detroit auto competition, and rising rivals Japan Russia and West Germany. He warns that history shows nations reap what they deserve and urges renewed effort to restore American excellence.
Washington lawmakers debate H.R. 6004 proposed by Rep. Al Ullman to replace a guaranteed income with a labor based welfare option. The plan would add federal workers to oversee eligibility and create child care programs, while opponents warn of expanded government reach and potential civil liberties concerns. Supporters from the US Chamber of Commerce call it a hopeful path for reform.
This day highlights Anne Morrow Lindbergh born June 22 1907. It notes Nazi Germany banning the Socialist party in 1695 and World War II actions in 1940. It mentions Japan Korea relations in 1885 and Korea under Japanese rule until 1945. Judy Garland died in 1969 in London at age 47. A Herbert Spencer quote closes the note.
The article lists Sacramento state legislators serving Southern Alameda County. It names Senators Nicholas Parris, John W. Holmdahl, and Clark L. Bradlay with districts 9th, 9th, and 11th respectively. Assembly members Carlet Bee, Robert W. Cram, and March Ki Feng represent Hayward area, San Lorenzo to Oakland, and Casino Valley to Oakland.
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