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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
12
The piece argues Wallace threatens the Democratic path to the nomination and may split the party if he runs third party in July in Miami. It cites Humphrey and Muskie criticizing Wallace as demagogic, notes the GOP contrasts, and contrasts 1972 with 1964 when Wallace lacked a built Democratic base.
The author questions whether Indians can claim ownership of land and discusses how far back titles should go, noting Alaska settlement decisions and California water and right of way precedents. It argues for a Supreme Court standard balancing present owners' investments with Indigenous historic claims, urging a landmark ruling to reassure property owners.
Discussion of the Angela Davis case centers on jury composition with a likely all white panel given local demographics. It notes a minority member and a Mexican American on the jury and argues the prosecutor’s use of a challenge against a Negro woman was not proven racial.
An outspoken reader blasts AFL-CIO leadership for using union funds to oppose Richard Nixon. He cites Alexander Barkan and warns against political coercion inside broadcasting unions like NA BET, noting AFTRA and Writers Guild resist such tactics while stressing personal rights and press freedom. He argues political action should not equate to vote coercion and condemns a vendetta atmosphere.
Foreign commentary notes Poland under Edward Gierek in 1972 seeks to soften Marxist limits by stressing "man and his needs" in planning. It cites limited cultural relaxation, church property restoration, and a March 18 Pentitential election, while signaling Russian concerns over reform.
Representatives and Senators with districts including parts of South County are listed with offices in Washington. Alan Cranston and John Tunney are Democrats in the Senate. George P Miller and Don Edwards are Democrats in Congress. Addresses and district details include San Leandro Castro Valley and Santa Clara County areas.
The piece argues President Nixon faces a political advantage in opposing court ordered busing. It discusses congressional options to curb busing, potential executive actions, and shifting Democratic positions. It cautions that anti busing sentiment could shape the November elections and impact party nominations.
Richard Wilson analyzes the potential impact of a proposed women s rights amendment. He notes strong opposition by Sen Sam J. Ervin and cites Yale Law School professor Emerson s warnings about drastic changes to military service, family law, divorce, child support, criminal law, labor, and education. He warns the reform could unleash profound social upheaval.
Sacramento lawmakers represent Alameda areas with Senators Michelan C Petrie and Dutra Girt Ur Brebey in the 14th District. Assemblymen include Carlos Bee Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Amador Valley Robert Crown San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda Oakland and Peng Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland. Letters to them go to the State Capitol Sacramento 614.
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