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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
3
Fremont Unified School District trustees oppose preallocating potential state funds for salaries or capital projects amid delayed Sacramento legislation. They warn premature commitments can backfire if conditions shift, citing past Hayward experiences and urging budgeting aligned to districts' timelines.
Dr Stephen Miller argues opponents have not produced scientific proof against fluoridation. He defends water fluoridation as a cornerstone of cavity prevention, notes the plastic sealant aids but does not replace fluoride, and urges readers to consult physicians or dentists. He challenges ecological claims and cites official data on safe fluoride levels. He also addresses public discourse and moves within Fremont.
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Petrie Helndehl and Bradley with districts covering Alameda County except Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley. Assembly members Lea Comm Fong represent Bayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore Amador Valley with Castro Valley Ashland and part of Oakland. Letters to registrars go to Sacramento Capitol.
A columnist discusses Dr. Nisbet and others warning that student and faculty political involvement threatens university neutrality and autonomy. Factional activism and public debates risk turning campuses into perpetual ideological battlegrounds, risking a drift toward unrest and distraction from scholarship.
Paul Harvey notes mutual fear between Russia and Red China surpasses fear of the United States. Red Star and Red Flag portray each other as enemies while both regimes seek to surround or co opt other nations. Nixon’s outreach sparks cautious diplomacy as both powers maintain militaristic parity.
The article reports Edward Kennedy eyeing a renewed backroom path to the presidency with AFL CIO leader George Meany, via insiders Al Barkan and Paul Jenkins. It parallels Kennedy’s 1968 Chicago strategy, denies candidacy publicly, and notes labor stalwarts’ resistance and support shaping a Meany-backed Kennedy bid.
This day in history lists Chester Arthur’s birth in 1829, a 1016 German breakthrough claim, 1900 Reston Harbor Electra crash with four deaths, 1965 Pope Paul VI UN peace appeal, 1970s Montreal Cross kidnapping for ransom, and a Trevelyan quote on education’s limits.
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