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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
14
Fragmentary editorial notes on the stag political stance and reaction in the opinion pages. The text shows unusual spellings and inflection, reflecting a transcription issue rather than clear positions.
The piece discusses Proposition 1 on the November 6 ballot to cap state spending and limit new taxes in California. It outlines support claims that the measure would curb growth without harming existing programs, and counterarguments from critics who fear funding cuts, while urging voters to weigh Reagan era fiscal record and consider data from Cal-Tax News on government growth.
James Kilpatrick reflects during Constitution Week on the enduring document. He discusses separation of powers, presidential tapes, impoundment, impeachment talk, and questions over abortion, censorship, and campaign contributions. He notes potential ER A debates and states that scholars may differ, offering his views on tapes and impoundment. The piece frames the Constitution as powerful yet flexible.
Senators Cranston Tunney Stark and Representative Edwards represent parts of Contra Costa and Southern Alameda counties. Cranston and Tunney in Washington address offices. Stark covers the 8th District including San Leandro Castro Valley and parts of Alameda and Contra Costa. Edwards the 9th District including south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara San Mateo counties.
The piece outlines a crowded 1974 California governor race with Democats facing infighting and a looming Prop 1 vote. Edmund Bryan Jr. leads polls for governor while George Moscone, Jerome Waldie, and William Rae critique rivals. Republicans Evelle Younger, Houston Flournoy, and others vie for recognition amid Watergate and rising costs.
After Juan D. Peron’s return to power, Isabelita, his year-old third wife, becomes vice president making Latin America’s first female VP. Concerns mount over Peron’s health, his age, and the country’s stability as the army and leftists challenge the union and potential policy shifts.
Veronica Matta, a Chilean in Washington, argues the Chilean coup prevented a Marxist police state. She cites foreign journalists' arrests and claims leftist bias distorts reporting. She suggests rival theories blame Castroite operatives and a complex mix of international intrigue.
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