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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1969
Page
2
A discussion of reforming the U.S. presidential election system toward direct popular vote contrasts current electoral college flaws with alternatives. Proposals include runoff between top two candidates and proportional allocation of state votes while preserving federalism. The piece cautions gradual change and legislative hurdles ahead.
The Nixon administration launches Operation Intercept to inspect vehicles at major border crossings including San Ysidro and El Paso Juarez. Authorities aim to deter marijuana and other drugs by raising prices and disrupting the drug pipeline, despite causing cross border delays.
Barry Goldwater argues space programs yield vast dividends through spinoffs and space technology transfers. He cites Senate committee testimony showing benefits to poverty, pollution, medicine, education, and industry, asserting future space plans bolster the economy and social welfare.
The article highlights miniaturized self transmitting medical sensors enabling remote data collection, space research yielding an automated hospital system, and global medical communications via satellites. It notes space methods for waste separation and disposal, pollution solutions, and criticizes perceived liberal, taxpayer funded spending.
A survey across Tamalpais High District shows students rate getting along with others and counseling as top educational priorities, while English and science lead among subjects. Faculty also value social responsibility and inquiry, with community respondents prioritizing English, sciences, and humanities. Sixty-eight percent of students support more student power in running schools.
James Kilpatrick critiques the Salem Church hydroelectric dam proposed on the Rappahannock near Fredericksburg. He dismisses its benefits as weak, notes its high cost and small output, and argues it would ruin scenic value while offering only questionable water quality and recreation gains.
Morrie Ryskin laments modern manners as a clash of old values versus radical change. He recalls critics from theater to film noting overexposure of explicit content and censorship debates. He mocks sensational ads and calls for restraint while preferring wholesome entertainment.
General C. Baker Stennis urges vigilance as Senate Armed Services considers a $20 billion 1970 weapons bill. During recess, pacifist amendments target C-5A transport, nuclear carrier, F-14 and F-15 fighters, B-1 bomber, and new Army tanks. Stennis warns such moves jeopardize U S military strength by 1975 and urges support for robust defense funding.
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