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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1971
Page
2
The Southern Crossing project for the San Francisco Bay area faces extinction unless Governor Reagan vetoes the Crown bill. Critics argue veto preserves options only if BART fails, while supporters press for immediate action to keep the crossing alive amid external and internal pressures.
The Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee passed a bill to make state employees eligible for unemployment insurance and sent it to Ways and Means. The measure argues public workers deserve the same protection as private payrolls amid budget cuts and rising layoffs.
A new four member civil disorder committee replaces the defunct Un American Activities Committee. The move aims to sustain scrutiny of subversive groups while granting California readers insight into official actions. Senators Carpenter and Harmer join Mills in shaping the panel’s early course.
In the war of nerves in Southwest Asia the Chinese Communists use saber rattling as a warning. Chou En-lai’s Hanoi visit signals concern for Laos and aims to unsettle U S policy while China pledges material aid to North Vietnam without deploying troops.
California districts dispatched notices to hundreds of administrators and thousands of teachers about potential layoffs next fall. Officials blame a state funding squeeze though per pupil aid remains planned to rise. declining enrollments press districts to cut staff and reassess positions.
Washington's Frances Knight, longtime director of the U S Passport Office, confronts a swelling workload and bureaucratic friction as The New York Times questions the lookout file. Knight defends its purpose while battling pushback from superiors and seeking overdue pay and reforms.
Morrie Ryskind argues free speech is not absolute in peril and notes that nations cannot defend themselves if the enemy is granted safe havens. He critiques antiwar theatre at Fort Bragg and questions morale and bipartisan support for Vietnam while praising Dayan’s decisions in the Six Day War.
Opinion piece credits Gen Ira C Baker with an offensive shift and praises Nixon for permitting tac tical offensives. It argues South Vietnamese troops tiro like better antiguerrilla fighters and cites Camb extia and Tins campaigns as pivotal, noting air power limits and calls for end to antiwar sniping as withdrawal accelerates.
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