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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1975
Page
5
An obscure, garbled line mentions a ride and a pal as if quoting a casual exchange. The readable portion hints at dialogue or a street scene but lacks clear people, places, or events to identify. The fragmentary text presents no verifiable names or concrete actions for a fuller summary.
The writer argues SB 160 equalizes power for school employees in bargaining, critiques boards for delays and unfiled actions, cites SB 180 and SB 13 as reforms, and urges voters to back board members who run districts for the public and taxpayer.
Editor argues money should not be denigrated as a force for liberation if Patricia Hearst is charged but not tried. The piece defends wealth as a tool for mercy, condemns anti rich sentiment, and asserts parental willingness to pay for freedom as a humane act regardless of guilt. It links support for Hearst to larger social tensions between wealth and justice.
Morrie Ruskind criticizes CBS Fear On Trial for distorting the era of anti Communism and blacklisting. He argues the program recycles arguments to favor Soviet era narratives, omits countervailing facts, and treats McCarthy era fear as straightforward truth while glamorizing a selective history that ignores vigilante excesses. The column predicts the piece will win an Oscar for its production despite its bias.
Editorial argues ACWD should supply water to Citizens Utilities service area only if a responsible public agency becomes trustee of the private system in Decoto and Niles. It urges PUC oversight amid Citizens rate hike fights and notes past court limits on ACWD’s actions. It also condemns Citizens’ poor service record and calls for prompt regulatory action.
The new National Commission on Federal Paperwork aims to trim the vast government filing system. It estimates Uncle Sam spends about 8 billion dollars yearly to handle federal farm and agency records. The commission will first audit forms used by agencies to count current paperwork.
Thomas D. Elias reports that after the California Coastal Commission approved its shoreline plan, lawmakers face a different climate. A more environmentally oriented legislature, a friendlier Brown administration, Prop 3 reforms, and reduced lobbyist clout all strengthen passage prospects, though officials warn of a substantial selling job and continued enforcement during review.
A vivid portrait of Las Vegas portrays it as a fevered, money driven escape. The piece calls the city a one of a kind national safety valve tucked in the Nevada desert where greed runs hot and the crowd seeks rapid wins and losses. It ends with the author claiming this will be their last visit.
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