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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1975
Page
5
Air travel crime shifts from airborne hijackings to ground hostage taking. Experts warn kidnappers adapt to city centers, targeting individuals for ransom or political ends. Authorities stress firm, swift justice to discourage a continuing fad that may touch communities near home.
The article argues that the federally insured Guaranteed Student Loan program is mismanaged and failing to collect on delinquent loans. Banks quit financing, delays in government insurance payouts cause losses, and weak oversight invites abuse by vocational schools. Officials acknowledge needed reforms but action remains insufficient.
Directory style notice lists state assembly members Alister McAlister Floyd Moin, and state senator Nicholas Petris John W Holmdal with their Capitol addresses and local offices in Fremont Newark Union City and Hayward plus U S Congress member Don Edwards with district coverage Tri Cities.
White House sources doubt the value of the Peking visit and warn it could be undermined by a political squeeze from foreign policy aides. The piece argues caution, citing Kissinger era diplomacy and fears of a personal approach, suggesting consequences for U S China ties and domestic leadership.
Will Rogers jokes that U S Senators and Congressmen are away from Washington during a quieter season. He notes many travel nationally and abroad to avoid facing their constituents after the last session. March 25, 1923. Bryan Sterling, Will Rogers Memorial.
Washington reports the Nobel announcement that Andrei Sakharov will win the Peace Prize is welcomed for two reasons. First, his long critique of Soviet domestic policy highlights repression and the misuse of psychiatry against dissidents. Second, his call for detente links Western trade policies and left liberal biases to the broader problem of Kremlin secrecy.
Paul Harvey reflects on the charm of a small town sanctuary with rolling hills, family farms, and a close knit community. He contrasts city life with a place where everyone knows everyone, readers imitate a familiar newspaper tone, and town life features familiar roles from shopkeepers to pastors.
Hearings in San Francisco by the Joint Committee on State Economy chaired by Senator John Rolmdale argue California's high jobless rate stems from policy choices. Witnesses say taxes, welfare and education spending, environmental rules, and politicized wage setting harm business expansion and job growth.
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