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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
8
The letter to the editor questions fuel shortages, arguing imports from abroad cover needs. It warns of dire future consequences if Americans ignore rising oil reliance and Israel’s conflicts, suggesting keeping Arab oil access may trump conservation. The piece critiques public austerity and political talk while noting Americans’ willingness to pay higher prices for fuel.
The State Department previously sent a black Foreign Service officer to the U S Embassy in South Africa to show the U S will not back apartheid. The piece argues the U S should similarly resist anti Semitism from Arab nations including Saudi Arabia, despite debates over Jewish diplomats in Riyadh. It asserts America must openly oppose racism in foreign policy and uphold its own societal standards.
Downey Republican Assemblyman Bob McLennan proposes a constitutional change to clarify that legislators are not immune from civil suits only during joint recesses, with sessions not protected. The measure preserves limited harassment immunity while allowing action during breaks, and would be put to voters via the Legislature.
The Legislature weighs funding campaigns with tax dollars and various limits. Incumbents running for higher office often campaign using public time and resources, creating inequities. Public financing remains debated while officials continue to campaign on "company" time.
Will Rogers quips that after the dieting craze the stock market volatility returns. He notes financiers and market writers claim good values are as worthy as ever, yet they struggle to define what they are worth. November 9, 1929.
Washington (UPI) President Ford faced questions about a 1976 bid after a tense fundraising drive and staged comments. He offered cautious remarks on running, hinting at future decisions while defending his record on economy and foreign policy. Public reaction mixed as reporters pressed for a firm commitment.
Ralph de Toledano argues in a Washington column that the domino theory is resurfacing. He claims media bias pushes the public toward accepting defeat in Southeast Asia, with Thailand seen as the next nation at risk due to corruption, military weakness, and Communist support from Hanoi, aided by a compliant Congress and media elites.
Billiquaire J Paul Getty says he will return to the U S for reasons money can buy in England and to enjoy good weather. Former Vietnam veteran Tom Hayden weighs a Senate bid against John Tunney and hints at a Tunney ache. Zambia's President cautions war in southern Africa and urges U S to end support for white minority regimes. The government concedes commercial air travel isn t as safe, though it offers more comfort than open cockpits. National Safety Council notes rising traffic deaths due to higher speeds and lax attention to mph limits.
A man rails against a dental X ray predicting future looks for a child. Sophia, age ? plays with her reflection and asks if she will be beautiful when grown. A father questions beauty and youth, noting a computer’s harsh verdict on homely features.
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