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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1975
Page
3
A blurred audit page fragment discusses eel industry opinions and the role of the auditor. It notes that the page does not necessarily reflect the purport of the opinions and mentions general concerns about the matters presented.
Guest editorials applaud new budget procedures as House Budget Chair Brock Adams and Senate Budget Chair Edmund Muskie steer May targets toward a fall second resolution. They stress restraint on new programs to fund core needs like the school lunch plan amid ongoing appropriations battles and a push for fiscal stability.
Governor Brown vetoed SB 204 a liquor tax measure aimed at raising 37 million for alcoholism treatment. Proponents note 11 million saved by local care and state data is sparse. Sen Gregorio vows override urging constituents to contact senators and assembly members.
State Assembly Alister McAlister and Floyd Mori serve Fremont Newark in districts 25 and 15 with Sacramento offices. State Senate Nicholes Patrs and John Holmdahl cover Fremont Newark and Union City in districts 7 and 8 with local offices listed. Congress Don Edwarde represents Tri-Cities in the 10th District from Fremont office.
Holmes Alexander notes Reagan’s rising aura as a potential 1976 candidate amid comments on Nixon Kennedy and Rockefeller. He cites Lasatin’s hopes for a spring primary push in New Hampshire and Iowa while contrasting Reagan’s appeal with Ford’s political circle and GOP family ties.
A stream of critical rhetoric argues that government control extends to marriage, cars, homes, taxes, schooling, mail, and daily tasks. The speaker asserts that even personal identity and ownership are intruded upon by federal regulation, portraying a world where individuals labor under pervasive state oversight.
A boyhood reminiscence recounts life with Grandma Burns and Aunt Jen in Mt. Hope. Family members scatter across towns and countries from Maryland to West Palm Beach to Upper Volta while a wondering narrator notes distant moves and whispered messages.
The essay argues that democracy can solve urban problems through public will rather than autocratic speed. It cites Johnson’s war on poverty, Great Society critiques, and New York crises to warn against debt-financed schemes. It stresses learning from shocks and maintaining freedom while pursuing reform.
A fragmented critique discusses Mr. Ford, Noris, and Gerry in a vague exchange about leadership, freedom of movement, and radical elements. The snippet hints at internal party dynamics and public perception without clear facts or dates.
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