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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1976

Page

6

Editorial argues against Brown plan to regionalize industry screening

The Brown administration proposes regional bodies approve and locate major new industrial projects and share tax revenues regionally. Authors urge rejection, contending it shifts local control upward, worsens unemployment, and hampers private sector growth. They call for encouragement over restriction and preservation of local planning authority.

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Paul Harvey on political hypochondriacs and quick fixes

In this column Paul Harvey critiques political hype and public demand for instant remedies during campaigns. He compares medical overreaction to economic fears, warns against overmedicating with cheap solutions, and urges restraint until economic stability returns, arguing for sound money as the true cure.

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Will Rogers on political evenhandedness and rhetoric

Will Rogers jokes about both sides spending the summer trading insults to win votes. He argues politicians are not as narrow as they seem, calling for a moratorium on speeches to stop self-defeating bickering as the election season unfolds.

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Campaign memories of lust buzz and apathy

James Kilpatrick recalls the 1980 presidential campaign with focus on sensational moments and debates. He notes Ford Carter rivals, the Playboy and Butz flaps, and a campaign eventful year of advertising, rhetoric, and shifting loyalties. He reflects on the endurance of American institutions and hopes for Ford's return amid uncertain futures.

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Letter From Voter Questioning Peiris Endorsement

A reader recalls a Labor Day picnic where Senator Petrig reportedly endorsed Irene Helm for the Ohlone era. The writer notes Petrig’s comment and mentions Mondale’s speech as the event backdrop, with other prominent attendees present.

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Swiss Inflation Lesson From Salera Viewpoint

Virgil Salera argues Switzerland shows how to curb inflation by low price rises. He contrasts Switzerland and Germany with the US, blaming high deficits and rapid money printing for American inflation. He cites tax, interest, oil costs, and currency value as consequences of policy choices.

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Inflation, deficits drive rising prices say Hazlitt

M Stanton Evans argues inflation persists as politicians push public spending and deficits. He cites Henry Hazlitt in The Freeman, noting money supply growth far outpaces productivity, cutting the purchasing power of the dollar and pushing consumer prices higher through the 1960s to 1970s.

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Weather Forecaster’s 5 Percent Doubt Echoes in Diary

A dated 1974 column riffs on weather forecasts and the absurdity of 5 percent chances. The author mocks predictions, satellites, and underground bureaus while venting humor about daily uncertainty and reader reaction.

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TV time limits calm children and aid schoolwork study

Redbook magazine reports that 15 Neve Milford Connecticut families limited children to one hour of TV daily, finding calmer behavior and better school performance. A Harvard study critiques U S surgery as excessive. Chile rejects more US aid, implying possible increased assistance elsewhere. Nobel Prize winners dominate this year’s awards.

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