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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1975
Page
5
The piece argues against matching sports budgets by gender and urges opening all sports to both sexes. It supports equal opportunity without doubling spending, saying participation should be based on interest and ability rather than creating separate teams for girls.
A COPLEY Newspapers analysis notes the recurring U.S. theme of limiting government size and regulation dating back to the Declaration of Independence. It cites President Ford’s Chicago remarks on trimming federal offices, cutting forms, and shifting policy to boost productivity amid postwar growth and 1970s recession concerns.
Ralph de Toledano argues against returning the Panama Canal to Panama, defending U S control as vital to global trade and national defense. He cites the Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty, canal zone payments, and risks of Soviet influence, urging the American public to resist concessions and pressure for a decisive stance.
Morrie Ruskind notes readers questions about postwar Hollywood. He discusses a studio blacklist during the Fifth Amendment era, whisper campaigns, and alleged character assassination in studios. He cites Adolphe Menjou and Fred Niblo Jr. and mentions a rising labor movement and 1974 legislative election spending by Republicans and Democrats.
Senate investigators identify the Federal Fire Council as an agency inactive for seven years yet costing taxpayers nearly 70 dollars annually. The probe suggests the idle status may exceed the expense of its active operation.
The article critiques bribery in the export sector with Lockheed Aircraft as a case study. It recalls the 1971 rescue via a 24 million loan guarantee, then notes continued bribery to secure sales. SEC actions exposed falsified statements, drawing harsh moral and legal critiques from lawmakers.
The column playfully critiques repeated North Korean denouncements of the United States, noting their persistent use of terms like imperialist and maniac. It reflects on how adversaries frame rhetoric while drawing on decades of Cold War-era phrases and attitudes.
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