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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
7
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Editorial notes a 300 plus member House override of President Ford's veto on a 7.9 billion education spending package, with the Senate expected to follow. It argues federal spending fuels deficits, erodes the dollar, and warns that living standards will fall further unless budgeting is brought into balance.
Hayward Fire Chief Matt Jimenez sparked controversy by stating views on women firefighters that reflected enduring biases. While he welcomed capable women, the remarks drew protests from the Human Relations Commission and prompted officials to urge restraint, highlighting friction between candid truth and affirmative action pressures.
The piece salutes government workers whose offices closed for California's 125th birthday. It notes empty parking lots outside public buildings and emphasizes the value of public service in observing the state’s historic anniversary.
Ralph de Toledano discusses Egyptian aims amid Middle East talks. He contrasts Salaam and Sulh as two forms of peace while noting Sadat seeks a strategic cessation rather than a full peace. Libyan leader Qaddafi critiques Sadat’s pursuit of armistice over genuine peace.
Column notes gas prices near 70 cents a gallon and shifts in American car use toward economical, quick transport. It previews a forthcoming minicar with about 40 mpg, contrasts GM and Ford plans, and suggests Ford may import a minicar instead of building one for 1977. The piece questions Henry Ford II’s view of a bright minicar future.
Guest opinion argues San Francisco remains a jewel yet loses shine amid police strike and crime rise. It cites burglaries up 24 percent, high city wages, and critics say without deep cuts or reversals residents face higher taxes and unpaid bills. Dianne Feinstein warns fiscal crossroads loom.
In a Washington briefing and remarks, the contrast between President Ford and AFL-CIO leader Meany is explored. The piece compares Ford’s open administration style with Meany’s independent negotiating stance, noting Meany’s influence amid Nixon’s disgrace and Democratic majorities, and discusses accountability under new election safeguards.
Morrie Ryskind criticizes the era's moral confusion and student protest culture. He links Berkeley free speech clashes to a broader decline, cites police responses to demonstrations, and questions moves to liberalize youth access to contraception. He laments youth liberation while noting social and political consequences.
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