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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1972

Page

4

Playing politics by a new name

The piece argues about alleged political interference in the University of California through the Board of Regents. It questions whether critics seek to isolate the university from state control, proposing a commission appointed board with Senate veto and limits on governors’ roles. It mentions President Hitch and Prof. John Seartle and notes calls for speakers to voice university views.

University of California Board of Regents Charles Hitch State Senate

Public patience wears thin on legislative expense restraint

Public sentiment presses lawmakers as Assemblyman John Stull pushes a pre constitutional amendment to cap legislator expense accounts after September 1 and shorten sessions. The legislature, seen as unreformable, faces a mood shift from the public conveyed by a minority party leader urging self examination.

John Stull Mr. Stull

Hardscrabble of Backwater Tech Advocates Counterfeit Evolution

A fictional professor Dr. Hemmer Hardscrabble, head of anthropology at Backwater Tech, pitches extreme eugenic ideas and censures modern society. He ridicules accreditation while proposing dangerous bets on human intelligence decline, windshields, and high risk deterrents. The piece satirizes pseudo science and public policy.

Lam Atlanta Canton Hemmer Department of Anthropology Backwater Tech Heart of Backwater Margaret Mead Metor Areras Prof. Hardscrattte Souhern

Bagley busing debate fuels voter opinion drive

The piece questions Assemblyman William Bagley's stance on compulsory busing to achieve racial balance, noting his past opposition and later shifts. It cites his AB 724 and contrasts his statements with critical quotes and historical cases, urging voters to decide at the general election about the Bagley law and compulsory busing.

William Z. Bagley R-San Marcel Bagley Pupi Bagh Neiberziz Big Bagley Kaw Superior Court Alfred Ditelson State Board of Education Los Angeles Charles Wilson Dhl.a Congress Wilson Giblson Inglewood City Bagsey Floyd Wakefield South Gate Bill Bagey Bagby

Argentina in crisis mirrors pay and strikes at home

Henry J. Taylor argues that Argentina's dire economic crisis under President Lanusse, driven by wage hikes and rampant inflation, reflects broader themes of political and labor cost burdens found in the United States, noting devaluation, high living costs, and rail and industry losses while urging caution against similar policy excesses.

Alejandro A. Lanusse United States Texas Argentina Buenos Aires Burma Arturo Frontal Penn Central William L. Moore asMlestch Milwaukee Lanusse Afl-Cio George Meany Marca

McGovern Surges in New Hampshire Primary Vote

In New Hampshire George McGovern builds credibility as the liberal alternative, aided by Gary Hart and a young, energized staff led by Joseph Grandmaison. By mid February personal outreach and factory visits boost support, with surveys showing a 37 percent share and a favorable reception from voters.

Iennein Gary Hart McGovern Ed Muskie Maine Hughes Bayh Harris Proxmire Hart Colorado Robert Kennedy Joseph Grandmaison Nashua Grandmaison Lyndon Johnson McGeovern Paepie Hillsborough County Democratic Committee McGiver

Nixon Leads as Dems remain divided in early primaries

Richard M. Nixon stands strong in New Hampshire as the Democratic field remains unsettled. George McGovern emerges as a credible candidate while Muskie, Wallace, and others trail, with Florida looming as a potential turning point and upcoming contests in Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts shaping delegate battles.

Washington Richard M. Nixon New Hampshire Sen George 3. McGovern South Dakota Fadiund S. Muskie Maine George C. Wallace Alabama Florida Nixon John M. Ashbrook Ohio Paul N. McCliskey California GOP Henry M. Jackson Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas Humphrey Muskie McGovern John V. Windsay New York Eugen. J. McCarthy Minnesota McCarthy Wisconsin Pennsylvania Massachusetts

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Prof John Seartle Jenkin Lloyd Jones Society For the Hardscrebble Fec Wil Lews Carroll Russ Walton Ing San Rafa Mr. Bigby Henry J. Taylor Mary McGrory George McGovern Elsend Teicz Manzhetter Granilye Ieard John McKean Ed O'Donnell Grantmaison Manchester Union Leader T. Ami Thareycu New Hangshire Vale By Raymond Lahr
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