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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1970

Page

2

Haagen-Smit blasts Bay Area smog claims at UC San Francisco

Dr. Haagen-Smit, chair of the California Air Resources Board, challenged Bay Area Air Pollution Control District excuses for weak smog progress at a UC conference in San Francisco. He warned that focusing on automobile carbon monoxide ignores far more toxic sulfur and nitrogen dioxide and urged scaled toxicity beyond simple tonnage measurements. He praised public access to the discussion and criticized BAAPCO for blaming state limits and resisting action.

Bay Area University of California San Francisco A. J. Haagen-Smith California Air Resources Board Haagen-Smith Haagen-Smit Baapco UC Journalism Department State Air Resources Board Haagen- Smit Dr. Haagen-Smit California Institute of Technology Pasadena Los Angeles Haegen-Smit California Caltch Baapcd Auto Makers

Unclear Student Claims Spark Talk on Learning Tools

The text reports Countdorwr students at the University of Illinois arguing computers aid Latin teaching more humanely than humans. It notes the matching age growing and the President urging an administration remembered for a new quest to boost life quality, while criticizing focus on quantity over quality of life.

University of Ilinois

Letters to the editor Vandals cut their own throats

The editor rails at youth disruption and property damage to banks and colleges. He cites Bank of America ruins in Santa Barbara and the college protests as proof youths undermine education funding and law enforcement. A Fremont reader condemns rowdy behavior and mocks a girl’s questions at a sheriff meeting.

Argus Bank of America Santa Barbara LHS

Youth Panel Proposed to Bridge City Council Gap

A Fremont reader Doug W Smith urges the city to allow youth voices under 20 to be heard. He suggests a youth panel to hold meetings and convey youth views to the council, criticizing current focus on votes over public input.

Fremont Doug W. Smith Washington High

Welfare reform debate on city load and federal role

The piece argues big cities face welfare invasion as residents seek more benefits, with New York and others reporting rising welfare rolls. It notes federal reform proposals to curb migration to cities, proposes work or service mandates, and discusses the balance between aid and encouraging work, urging a nationwide solution rather than city-centered relief.

New York City New York Nixon

Goldberg's plan for foreign policy faults exposed

Washington commentary questions Arthur Goldberg’s public policy pitch as impractical and overcomplicated. The piece criticizes his push for polls, commissions, and panels to guide post Vietnam foreign policy and highlights a Michigan State University student survey showing youth attitudes and political indifference. It contrasts Goldberg with a call for hands-on engagement from younger generations to sustain the republic.

Washington D.C Arthur Goldberg Goldberg Rube Goldberg Supreme Court New York U.S Paul Douglas Dean Achesn Lyndon Johnson Johnson Jeaden Sears Roebuck Gaither Doldberg UN Association of the USA D. J. Mitchell II Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti EMU John F. Kennedy Merman Williams PRK Kennedy Senator D. J Mitchell

Conglomerates face reckoning as market myths collapse

Henry J. Taylor analyzes how stock fads in conglomerates rely on public optimism rather than solid earnings. He notes multi company takeovers dilute management, cite rising acquisitions, shady accounting, and SEC FTC actions. He warns that strong firms may endure while reckless giants face downfall.

This Day In History Highlights Early U S Milestones

In 1849 the Interior Department was created by Congress. In 1879 Belva Ann Lockwood became the first woman to practice before the U S Supreme Court. In 1991 the Scar Spangled Rancher was designated as the National Auton of the United States. German bombs targeted Britain in World War II era.

U. S. Department of the Interior U.S. Supreme Court Ste Belva Ann Lockwood Scar Spangled Rancher Congress National Auton of the United States British Isles Burope

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