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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
8
A Fremont citizens group asks all council candidates to declare campaign expenditures and sources a week before the election. They warn about late contributions masking bills and liken the proposal to anti secrecy acts while urging voters to assess statements against post election filings.
A columnist questions whether ITT officials and federal figures are honest and whether Jack Anderson or his source manipulated memos. The piece weighs the possibility of line by line fabrication, the Beard testimony, and past sensational disclosures to urge caution before judging motives or guilt.
The piece argues against an overnight Vietnamese withdrawal, citing immense financial loss and disorder. It defends honoring treaties with South Vietnam, lauds Dr Hayakawa's sympathetic portrayal of locals, and urges avoiding actions that would stain past achievements while maintaining orderly disengagement.
Henry J. Taylor argues TV's vast reach shapes awareness of Nixon's China line, politics, and youth behavior. He cites Gallup data, FCC letters, and rising ad costs while warning of cynicism, violence, and the need to protect children. Taylor notes his George Washington Honor Medal award for a Freedoms Foundation article.
The essay denounces Ronald Galella for chasing Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her children, seeking $1.3 million in damages for alleged interference with his photography. It questions federal court jurisdiction, defends privacy as paramount, and urges jail if needed to curb paparazzi.
A critic reviews a privately published polemic The Dispossessed Majority attacking black and Jewish communities while praising Nordic ideals. The piece contrasts white supremacy history with modern multicultural dissent, noting racial anxieties, cultural shifts, and the book's provocative thesis that the majority has lost a racial conflict.
Paul Harvey argues welfare spending growth and critics' calls for more social aid. He notes 5 cents of every dollar goes to welfare, cites a 27 percent jump last year, and discusses Nixon’s proposed reforms and funding. He warns against overtaxing education and urges fiscal restraint.
Cardinal Kral of Philadelphia, head of the National Council of Catholic Bishops, says a priest should not enter partisan politics and urges Rep Robert Drinan to resign from Congress as the House weighs his role amid debates on his peacenik stance.
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Petris Holmdale and Bradley, with Assemblymen Bes Crown and Fong. Districts coterminous cover Alameda County excluding Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley. Letters to senators and assemblymen go to the Copia Sacramento address.
Readers present clarifications on a California Nursery Co. suit in Alameda County with Lowell Berry Foundation Singer Housing Co. City of Fremont and Pacific Tree Expert Co. all parties settled out of court with prejudice. Roeding retains the family home while California Nursery has 120 days to remove stock from 60 acres. Lowell Berry Foundation and Singer Housing assist in leasing about 20 acres. option to purchase Yeaver property offered for one year. The notice thanks Newark Police for recovering a stolen car and praises local street greenery on Thornton Avenue.
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