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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1970
Page
2
A committee discussion questions an across the board rise in capital gains taxes, arguing that the broader approach lacks equity and may harm middle and lower incomes. It notes many retirees, homeowners, and investors would face higher taxes, while inflation erodes real gains.
The piece warns that aid once called national assistance now labeled supplementary benefit is eroding charity. It argues formalizing welfare empties moral worth, weakens personal relations, and shifts responsibility onto the state, potentially nationalizing morality and eroding societal norms. The author links youth skepticism of morality to government action.
After Senate scrutiny GM altered its dealer repair rules, limiting warranty work to safety related or customer-spotted defects. Indiana University football coach John Pont declines a offer to run the draft department, while Nixom prioritizes football coaches due to their strong recruiting records.
The piece discusses Barry Goldwater, his views on strategic bombers and SALT, and his influence within the Armed Services committee. It mentions investment in advanced planes, potential production expansion, and Goldwater's postpolitical career plans including an endowed chair and center at Arizona institutions. The narrative blends critique, policy discussion, and Goldwater's personal reflections.
The piece argues against perceived legal bias favoring rights over societal order, citing rising crime rates and racial integration disputes. It references Earl Warren Court decisions, Monroe Carroll High School, and a Monroe mayor's stance, questioning the goal of forced integration versus equal legal treatment. It asks whether true equality means color blind laws or coercive mixing of races.
Richard Wilson argues that school desegregation has failed especially in the North. He says little progress is likely, that gradualism has been abandoned, and that federal housing and economic measures may replace school integration as policy. The piece critiques Northern liberal hypocrisy and the political pivot away from busing and quotas toward practical goals.
A Washington columnist surveys revived pamphleteering on New Federalism during the Nixon era. Publius argues for national conscience guiding policy, while Cato rejects moral governance and warns government must seek justice, not morality. Critics warn of a secular pontificate and the danger to limited government.
The text blends dates and figures from different eras with unclear facts. It mentions Mt Rainier National Park creation in 1899, Babe Ruth earnings, World War I and II references, and random names, yielding a garbled, unreliable historical snapshot.
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