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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1976
Page
8
The Arcus column presents editorial viewpoints that may not reflect The Argus positions. Readers should note that other editorial page artifacts do not necessarily mirror The Argus stance.
An editorial condemns a phony sick-out by Hayward bus drivers and a similar action by Fremont classified staff. It argues the ploy harmed students and the public, notes overtime and route seniority changes, and calls for tougher anti-strike laws and stronger bargaining ethics. It critiques unions and urges accountability for conspiracies to provoke illegal strikes.
A writer recalls a midlife reckoning with his younger self urging a career change. He notes the aging mind and the pull of unpursued dreams, recounting how he and the inner child apply to join the police department as time presses onward.
Two Illinois doctors testify for a smoking ban in train stations saying even brief drifting smoke could pose a health hazard. The note closes with a wary line about hoping smokers understand the point.
A critical, dense meditation on irreligion among intellectuals, citing Professor John H. Schaar and The New York Review of Books. It argues secularism dominates public life yet many educated individuals still retain religious or mystical experiences. The essay contrasts secular modernity with enduring faith, referencing democracy, tradition, and universal human values.
NBC now considers airing dog food commercials produced by country star Mel Tillis after initially declining due to Tillis supporters. Speculation arises whether Tillis CMA Entertainer of the Year honor influenced the decision. Former White House aide John Ehrlichman begins a 22 to 25 year Watergate sentence at his own request, raising questions about a government return.
A letter argues against public employee strikes and accuses teachers and classified staff of lying about illness to leverage wage demands. It condemns United Nations overreach, calls for punishments of CSEA leaders, urges upholding the law for the sake of children, and questions US withdrawal from the UN.
A critical assertion claims the United Nations repeatedly permits adversaries to default on payments, fueling international friction. The remark frames frustration with security funding and member contributions amid global disputes and funding gaps.
In 1968 The Argus held a lucky license plate contest and awarded a car. Six local dealers participated and my 1968 Barracuda was chosen. The car has resided in Alaska for a year, bringing joy to the owner who thanks The Argus and Folgren’s and extends holiday wishes for 1977.
Paul Harvey notes the Supreme Court faces several sex discrimination cases likely to reshape women's roles in business and society. Key issues include pregnancy disability, maternity leave, abortion access, and pay equity, alongside busing, seniority adjustments, and death penalty questions. The piece highlights a trend toward formal legal confirmation of rights amid a male-dominated system.
A humorous UPI exchange mocks election analysis. The final unofficial tally shows Carter 40,291,626 votes and Ford 99,969,088, with spoof answers attributing victory to quirky factors like adultery in hearts, World Series timing, and exaggerated regional appeals, ending with a fictitious 728,537 figure.
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