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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1976
Page
11
The Argus prints a critical piece alleging misconduct or bias surrounding the bail decision involving an individual named Brown. The column frames the piece as an opinion piece indicating editorial stance distinct from the paper’s standard content.
Editorial warns Fremont Unified School District oversaw five arson fires in three years causing over 1 million dollars in losses. It notes inadequate fire alarms and insurance with a 250000 deductible, passing heavy costs to taxpayers. Calls trustees to fast track alarm bids and interim vandalism measures.
Will Rogers recalls November 4 1879 in Indian Territory for his birth in Oolagah. He jokes about being the prettiest baby and warned against old age shadows while mentioning a companion and the old days.
The report notes Soviet Premier Kosygin reappearing publicly following a two month absence and describes a minor facial mole change. It mentions Shere Hite, author of a best selling study on female sexuality, working various jobs to support herself during the writing of the book possibly titled The Naked Truth.
Washington veteran James Kilpatrick critiques UNESCO's Nairobi gathering and a Soviet backed plan to control news in Third World nations. He warns a state controlled news regime would curb free press, licensing and censorship, risking global access to independent reporting and echoing Orwellian fears.
In a period of shrinking nonfarming productivity and rising prices, American agriculture remains the steady engine. The voice argues farmers outproduce others, with 2 of every 5 work actions by family farms, and notes high wages elsewhere drive production abroad. Despite low incomes, the family farmer sustains the nation and trade balance.
J A Gliem states eight low pressure hot water boilers at Ohlone College comply with California Safety Orders for low pressure boilers. He corrects editor Keith Jones on internal inspections and safety device standards, noting potential failure modes and urging accurate reporting.
Curtis E Hoffman from Fremont urges readers to contact relatives and demand better care for the elderly. He stresses visiting parents, expressing love, and writing to push for public action now before it is too late.
Guest editorial argues extra red tape might help resolve a federal audit accusing the University of California of juggling grant figures at two campuses. It notes a $621,000 questioned amount representing 2 percent of the university’s $275 million annual federal funding, while stressing the issue is bookkeeping not illegality.
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