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A Sunday edition notes Linn Brown as editor with a feature on the page four column. The page carries a mix of brief notices and local items under the headline style of the era.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1971
Page
3
A Sunday edition notes Linn Brown as editor with a feature on the page four column. The page carries a mix of brief notices and local items under the headline style of the era.
The article explains that keeping up with new language, such as trade off, reflects ongoing debates on environmental merit and protection. Dr Aries B. Reeder notes that choosing one good like cleaner air may require compromises, such as higher taxes or closing plants, impacting livelihoods and community economics.
California State College trustees this week adopted a policy requiring quarterly reports identifying speakers paid over 100 from campus appearances. Student leaders argued the policy suppresses free speech and aims to police campus speakers. Trustees noted funds come from student fees and tax money, and debated voluntary student fees as a long term solution, with Trustee Dudley Swim proposing making fees voluntary rather than mandatory. Bible Thought Fear nose of those things which hint shall suffer. Revelations 2
A critical look at the ecology movement notes mixed results from pollution campaigns. It cites detergents phosphates as less harmful than substitutes, questions bans on phosphates, and warns that extreme measures may jeopardize broader environmental goals. The piece highlights the tension between public health aims and practical costs.
In Daly City Jefferson Elementary and a local California Teachers Association unit walked out over a master bargaining contract. When schools opened, many teachers were absent and picketed while substitutes staffed classrooms. The district fired 228 teachers for willful refusal to perform duties, citing Education Code provisions.
Pretoria urges pause as UN debates Namibia issue. Kilpatrick warns Security Council may trigger costly, dangerous intervention if it pressures South Africa. Article argues UN power limits and calls for U.S. veto to prevent missteps in Africa’s volatile coast.
Morrie Ruskin argues the Attica crisis mirrors a Greek civil war in a small upstate New York town. He contrasts supporters of order with those who push for radical change, warning that rhetoric inflames division and threatens American unity. He cites police, prisoners, and politicians, urging practical safety for guards and skepticism toward sensational claims.
Gen Ira C Baker and Sen John Stennis urge restraint as arms costs soar and new Fly Before Buy plan from Under Secretary David Packard reshapes defense procurement. The article notes fixed price contracts rejected for R&D, cost plus arrangements used post prototype testing, and cautions that excessive spending risks national security while stressing need for timely, adequately funded weapon systems.
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