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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
13
The piece argues Laetrile remains controversial with strong defender and detractor camps. It questions medical establishment certainty while condemning conspiracy claims and calling for freedom of patient choice in cancer treatment. It criticizes rigid FDA policy and suggests allowing access to Laetrile despite uncertain proof and potential risks.
The piece reviews a new five year wheat for oil package between the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes Charles Robinson outlining terms and Kissinger pushing for an executive agreement. Critics warn of national interest concessions and political risk, urging congressional scrutiny.
Will Rogers comments from a camp weekend sketch a President meeting with Pat Hurley for budget balance. He jokes about trimming army gear and saving costs ahead of the next election, illustrating political wit on military and fiscal balance.
In a 1960s campaign, Gov Brown urged PUC reforms including minimum service for the elderly and income-based rate analysis. Four years on, the PUC implements AB 167, lifting the burden of future rate hikes onto large users while preserving small customers with a lifeline rate freeze.
Mrs Blacie defends vigor in prosecution of alleged vice houses while noting California Lane case limits local ordinances about sex conduct. Fremont’s image as a vice hot spot spurs citizen resistance amid council inaction. The piece also covers convalescent hospitals in Fremont and efforts for senior services, stressing active patient care and the role of long-term facilities in community life.
A reader reflects on a convalescent hospital and its value for senior citizens. The writer, involved daily with elderly people and their issues, notes the topic’s extreme relevance and personal interest.
The report notes a Supreme Court decision influencing jobless fathers choosing between unemployment assistance and Aid to Families with Dependent Children. It references policy shifts affecting welfare options and the broader social safety net.
A fragmentary reminiscence shows Jim Fiebig describing Fat City as a place where a businessman seeks spectacular wealth. The tale centers on a man named John who doubles his income from twenty to forty thousand, pursuing a flashy, tip-laden success story while others debate the path and whether the public will accept the ruse.
A 1975 report notes widespread voter rejection of tax increases and costly bond issues across New Jersey Ohio Virginia and other states. Voters favored economy over expansive government programs as polls show taxes consuming about 44 percent of personal income. The piece highlights linked costs and benefits shaping public choice and warns candidates to align spending with voter expectations.
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