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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1971

Page

3

College students gain voting power threatens home rule

A San Diego Union analysis warns that California and Michigan Supreme Court rulings allowing voters to cast ballots where domiciled and at colleges erode home rule and push toward nationalized elections. It argues migratory students may influence city and state outcomes, threaten constitutional accountability, and damage equal protection by extending privileges to a mobile class of citizens.

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Fluoridation Debate Draws Ecology and Health Claims

Letters from Fremont readers defend fluoridation as a public health measure and refute ecological harm. Mrs Karen Pierce and Mrs Elizabeth Arey present contrasting views on mass medication, freedom of choice, and the long standing use of fluoridated water in cities like San Francisco and Newark.

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Washington representatives and mailing district listings

Representatives in Washington U S Senate and Congressmen with base 2 each Tenth Chin and their mailing addresses Senator Alen Cranston Democrat Room 211 New Senate Office Building Washington DC NH Senator John Teamey Democrat Room Be Beiling Washoe Congressman George P Miller 205 Ray bury Ridge Washington DC 20513 Democrat ath District District includes San Leam dro ce a a Lorenm Brexise Amador Valley Hayward Alameda East Oakland Congressman Don Zdhwarke Ib Cannon Bigs Mashbene DC 26515 Democrat Benita Carn sod Sam Mateo committee

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Commentators note inching toward Korean accord

North and South Koreans move closer to talks and possible unity. North Korea proposes a confederation or economic contact while the South favors elections under UN oversight and broader exchanges. Both sides seek limited, practical steps amid unease over a full political surrender.

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Liberal arts colleges face survival tests in America

Russell Kirk argues liberal arts institutions, born as church colleges, struggle from rising costs and state competition. He highlights Thomas Aquinas College as a promising small Catholic college valuing intellect and faith, and notes Hillsdale College under Dr George C Roche as upholding traditional liberal arts education against politicized higher education.

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Recall divides Nixon allies in conservative fold

A fragmentary opinion piece argues conservatives grow disillusioned with President Nixon. It cites the wage-price freeze, price controls, and foreign policy as factors eroding trust, while warning hardliners fear a drift toward socialism and weakening U.S. strength. The writer laments internal party rifts and doubts the president’s ability to unite Republicans.

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This Day in History Highlights and Miscues

A jumble of historical notes recalls Tafts birth in September 1892 and a mistaken death year, St Augustine’s 146 settlement claim, a 1900 Texas hurricane and tidal wave toll, a ship fire near Asbury Park with 137 lives, a 1954 Southeast Asian defection treaty, and Horace Mann quotes about lost time and precious moments.

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