Seating at Fremont BART station debate sparks rider concern
Readers argue Fremont's BART terminal lacks seating will force standing delays and fatigue for late-arriving riders and connections. They urge planners to install seats now and challenge officials to test comfort during travel, noting unscheduled waits and imperfect service.
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Stalin’s daughter praised by Wall Street Journal sparks rare shift
An editorial in the Wall Street Journal lauds Svetlana Alliluyeva for condemning Soviet Communism, praising her insight into tyranny and the dangers of dictatorship. The piece notes the surprising clash between her stance and her father Joseph Stalin’s regime, highlighting a rare moment of universal appeal for freedom and decency.
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Countdown The Moon Walk Attracts Record U S Audience
The walk at the moon drew a 125 million American audience, the largest ever for a single event, funded by public spending. British scientists urge sinking junk autos to create wreckage habitats for lobsters to hide as population declines. Most prefer seeing lobsters reach the pot.
Major Apperson Ridge quarry zoning sparks Park District debate
A letter argues Sunol Park’s proximity to Apperson Ridge Quarry raises concerns about open space preservation under the county General Plan. It notes the plan labels the area as Unentivated and Undeveloped, while nearby zones call Major Recreation, urging limited land use to protect scenic and recreational values amid quarry traffic and impacts on property rights.
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Harvey criticizes New York dominance in national media
Paul Harvey argues that U S network news is biased by centralized New York control and calls for viewers to monitor balance. He notes 126 TV stations 300 newspapers and 462 radio outlets and urges audience to file for equal time with the FCC.
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Little Pieces of Paper Slow Down the Market
The speaker argues that slowdowns in the economy come from excess paperwork in stores. He cites long checkout lines, itemized slips, and stock tags as waste, suggesting life tags on every item to simplify scanning and speed purchases, leaving customers free to buy.
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Feepie
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Salvation For Doctors Of Education
A critic argues many education departments fail to inspire and calls for sanity in American education. He cites a Pennsylvania seeker for a doctor of education who decries low reading levels in education writing and urges a graduate reform movement, citing Detroit teachers as part of a broader rebellion against dull educationism.
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First European Reaches Pacific by Bathoa
In 1513 Spanish explorer Bathoa is recorded as the first known European to sight the Pacific Ocean after crossing the Isthmus of Panama. The entry notes later events in U.S. history and labor reforms, including 1926 Ford workers adopting an eight-hour day five-day week and the 1950 assassination of the Ceylon Prime Minister.
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