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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1975

Page

5

Home ownership a fading dream in inflation era

The Commarce Department reports a 117 percent July jump in housing starts, signaling recovery but offering little relief to median-income families. With a $13 000 annual income, home buyers face prices near $30 000, while construction costs and taxes rise sharply. Government subsidies may boost demand but do not curb inflated prices, risking higher debt and sustained inflation.

Commarce Department United States of America Copley Newspapers

Price hikes under scrutiny by wage and price council

The Council on Wage and Price Stability questions three large flour millers over recent price increases. The issue prompts debate on bread costs and policy responses. A Navy official notes continued leadership in defense and cultural efforts.

Council On Wage and Illbread

Infamy Without Appeal in Nixon Case Echoes Civil Rights Debate

The piece argues Nixon's pardon tests equal justice under law amid prejudice. It contrasts General Lee, Hiss, and Rosenberg, noting amnesty and outcast status. It questions accountability, the role of public opinion, and the impact on Ford’s pardoning decision and postwar justice.

Nixon Lee Tms Hiss Soviet Union Lee

Pinup Painting Removed Near White House After GSA Objection

General Services Administrator Arthur Sampson returns from vacation and objects to a pinup painting on plywood over a construction pit near the White House. Newly released documents reveal the FBI penetrated all Ku Klux Klan groups nationwide in mid-1908 as part of a broader crackdown on hoodlums.

White House General Services Arthur Sampson GSA FBI

Tougher Law for Crooks with Guns in California

Sacramento commentary on SB 278 and SB 268 argues for mandatory prison terms for crimes involving firearms and heroin selling. Atty Gen Younger cites rising crime rates and firearm-linked violence, urging passage despite concerns of prison-system costs.

Byelle J. Younger FBI California Younger George Deukmejian R-Long Beech California Department of Justice Ion Deukmojian Assembly Criminal Justice Committee Alan Robbins Los Angéles Robbine Prigoh

College football finance debate and reform proposals

An opinion piece argues intercollegiate athletics waste funds and calls for budget reform. It proposes leveling conferences by spending rather than tradition, allowing higher revenues, and treating football as a legitimate cost of education like music, to curb hypocrisy and losses.

Mont Almoni National Collegiate Athletic Association Chicago Alumi Stwash U Yippahoopy State Metnl Ciy Walter Camp Department of Music

Chicago Welfare and Unemployment Debate Sparks Outcry

Paul Harvey-style editorial rails at joblessness blame, welfare handouts, and government spending in Chicago. It laments difficulty hiring for odd jobs, claims welfare fuels unemployment, and criticizes politicians and social service leaders for perpetuating poverty while demanding more dollars.

Chicago Satie Gore Chécago Eany Western Texas State University Cepote

Washington window The Demos biggest gun

A columnist notes the 1976 presidential race remains unsettled with few clear frontrunners. He mentions Truman Ford Kennedy and Reagan as possible figures while suggesting public interest is waning and politics may be entering a dull, colorless phase.

Washington UPI James Whitmore Harry Harry Truman Robert Strauss Betty Ford Scoop Jimmy Terry Jerry Ronnie X Democratic Ronald Reagan President Ford Sen Edward Kennedy Taylor-Burton Taverne

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