The Ags Adits and Prize Market Revelations
A fragment from The Argus notes an excursion into local ado about an exhibition prize event. The report hints at exhibit actions and the unexpected path of a prize release.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
5
A fragment from The Argus notes an excursion into local ado about an exhibition prize event. The report hints at exhibit actions and the unexpected path of a prize release.
Guest editorial argues oil producers seek to protect oil value against inflation and avoid tying oil to the dollar. It notes Arab ministers’ Baghdad meeting proposing guarantees for oil value and using surplus income for developing regions. The piece urges energy self sufficiency and inflation control to fortify the dollar and American economy.
Senators Beilenson Rains and Gregorio propose annual state funds for general election costs with public financing, while Assemblyman Kapiloff weighs a similar bill for campaigns. Critics call the move a raid on taxpayers and warn it could extend to primaries, arguing lawmakers ignore economic strain and loyal public salaries.
Virgil Salera argues that utility billing formulas and fixed charges inflate bills during inflation. He critiques the PUC and FCC for masking costs behind per kilowatt hour steps, notes PG&E’s capital investments, and questions why regulators delay rate hikes. He urges constitutional safeguards and criticizes political manipulation of energy pricing.
Columnist recounts older desert sayings and jokes about testing a saguaro cactus with a fist while noting humorous proverbs about animals and life in the desert. The piece weaves quirky adages with a playful critique of current events and emotions.
A discordant exchange unfolds as Barabbas Birch debates democracy and political labels with a friend. The dialogue spirals through terms like Democrat, Communist, and socialist while commenting on propaganda, literature, and psychiatric labels. The scene hints at political tension and personal attack within a fragmented debate.
North Plain editors urge Fremont residents to oppose Singer Housing Division lawsuits claiming millions in city losses. They warn potential residents face extra taxes if litigation continues, calling for union support and awareness of long term consequences of Singer's actions.
The Argus reports Newark teachers insist on discussing all proposals under the Certified Sapvnee Gat program and oppose the prewar dialogue limit. They emphasize citizen support seen in the revenue limit vote and urge school board openness while defending nonnegotiable educational objectives and the CE C process.
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