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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1971
Page
4
An editorial urges continued community support for Fremont's Community Drug Council and its sole anti drug program after internal disputes. It notes loss of centers in Fremont and Union City, funding pressures, and a call for immediate donations to keep a viable drug abuse program in place.
A letter by Dave questions community support for a Crisis Center and Community Drug Council. He asks why some principals PTA groups and volunteers back fundraising and walks for a federal grant, while Fremont residents may not respond. He urges calls to volunteer and to ask about the need at local schools and the Crisis Center.
Richard H. Valtrecht of Fremont rebukes Barney Knox for targeting local youths after a council meeting. He cites years of work with youngsters, condemns public attacks by nonresidents, and urges a positive approach to teenage behavior while praising progress in curbing vandalism.
Lists U S senators and congressmen with districts covering South County and nearby areas. Includes Alan Cranston John Tunney George Miller and Don Edwards with Washington addresses, plus state senators Petris Helmdahl Bradley and assemblymen Bes Crown Feng and district notes. Also notes mailing addresses at the State Capitol Sacramento.
Russell Kirk reflects on teaching children not to fear. He praises Cecilia's brave response to pain and recounts lessons on fear, discipline, and faith. The column advocates fear of God as a foundation of wisdom and warns against removing all fear in育.
Washington reports that the Senate vote to cut foreign aid jeopardizes Nixon's Southeast Asia policy. It questions whether reduced assistance can sustain Vietnamization and allied governments while preserving the Nixon Doctrine against isolationism and rising Soviet influence.
A compilation notes El Mercurio’s worry over Chilean nationalization plans, pressure on free press rhetoric, and paper supply curbs. It also cites polls showing Nixon leading Muskie, Cranston trailing, and Reagan preparing a Senate challenge, with regional views on Vietnam troop withdrawal and a University of Indiana survey on editors’ party affiliations.
The Burbank Daily Review notes a Columbus program promoting credit card use to replace currency and checks as a test of electronic cash transfer amid concerns about the shrinking dollar and a possible banking paperscam. Upper Arlington residents are invited to transact all business with cards.
Honda tests a steering wheel sensor that shuts the engine with alcohol breath but the system reacts to ambient alcohol and may prevent starting even with a sober driver. Engineers debate airbags amid safety concerns as controversy roils the industry.
Navy officers urge reopening of the Suez Canal to shorten routes and project sea power, arguing it would ease logistics. They warn Russia could gain enhanced access to the Indian Ocean, increasing regional political risks.
David Brinkley sharply criticizes Lyndon Johnson in a private discussion about the press. He claims Johnson spoke about the media in terms that make Spiro Agnew seem mild by comparison.
This day in history recalls Edmond Halley born November 8 1656 not 1566 and notes Mount Holyoke College founded for women in Massachusetts A Nazi march in Munich pressured the Bavarian premier to pledge loyalty to a revolution while the German Army dispersed the meeting In 1942 over 400000 Allied troops invaded North Africa In 1990 Democrat John Reedy defeated Republican Richard Nixon for the U S presidency A thought for today quotes Samuel Butler on living and reason versus instinct.
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