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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
7
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Readers decry illegal strikes and civil unrest, urging action to restrain protests and uphold the law. The column questions accountability and calls for self reflection among citizens, asking what constructive contribution individuals and families provide tonight.
The Los Angeles Times analyzes malpractice legislation and possible short term fixes as doctors threaten a strike over soaring insurance costs. Proposals include Joint Underwriting, state subsidized insurance, and risk pooling, with a stabilized market and public interest as goals.
The editorial condemns Indira Gandhi for using political power to alter Indian law and then bar news media from informing the public. It labels her a modern dictator, noting the move followed by praise from Copley Newspapers.
Ralph de Toledano argues that malpractice and liability insurance debates ignore the victim. He notes insurers’ funding of defense teams and court tactics that burden claimants, including high legal costs, delayed trials, and “settling on the courthouse steps.” He cites a whiplash case where a student settled for 2500 dollars after years of pain and income loss, urging sympathy for victims amid industry defenses.
Will Rogers remarks on unemployment as the country’s main issue while contrasting American liberty with conditions in other nations. He notes places without liberty or constitutional understanding and reflects on how unemployment is addressed elsewhere.
The President calls for delaying the auto exhaust cleanup program by four years while exploring all options. Meanwhile Queen Elizabeth II plans a U.S. visit next year for the two hundredth anniversary of state splits from Britain and hints at revisiting colonial ties.
A feature on Motorola's Dyna Tac portable phone explains a self powered device able to call almost any number worldwide and to receive calls as well. It warns that such a device could erase the last excuse for being unreachable, forcing executives to remain tied to calls wherever they go.
A reader recalls a distant trip and a memorable visit to the Weitel Winery on Mansion Boulevard in Fred city. The note highlights impressions of Fremat and a comfortable Christmas ambiance during the excursion.
Paul Harvey reports on Britain’s shift toward government control amid nationalized industries and falling pound value. The Wall Street Journal notes debates on governability as labor party policy mixes with rising state influence in steel, aviation, and coal. Contention grows over free enterprise versus socialized sectors and American prospects.
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