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Leon
Minoying Ediine
Filitnr
Columins
Editne
Arriteriat
Kenton
Misused Reading Funds Highlight Fremont District Mismanagement
Editorial argues Fremont Unified taxpayers paid 780000 in extra property taxes since 1974 to fund a remedial reading program that was never spent as planned. It cites misallocation after insolvency fears, urging tighter, honest district business oversight and accountability by the school board.
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Astory
Fremont Unified
Fremont
Two Nice Guys Help a Black Businessman in Need
The piece portrays Senators Javits and Allen aiding Charles Wallace of Wallace & Wallace Chemical & Oil Co with a plan to build a refinery in Macon County. It describes a proposed amendment to the Federal Energy Administration legislation granting $1 million per month in subsidies and allowing import of 10,000 barrels daily, framed as government influence to fix oil prices and allocate petroleum.
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Jacob Javits
New York
James. Allen
Alabama
United States Senate
Charles Wallace
Wallace & Wallace Chemical & Oil Co
New York City
Wallace
Macon County
Akla
Senate
Federal Energy
Mr. Wallace
Velli
Mobil Oil Co
Washington Post
Ja Vits Wag
Suttieime
Javits
Allen
Uys
Fewer young delegates chosen for national convention says party fail ure
The Democratic party sees far fewer young people selected as delegates than four years ago and party chairman Strauss calls it a major fail ure of the delegate process Perhaps the party should delegate more authority to the young The Spoale staff report notes CIA spied on thousands under Johnson and Nixon with skepticism over antiwar protests being foreign manipulated The piece questions the value of spies who tell the truth when it clashes with official thinking
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Strauss
CIA
Johnson
Nixon
Spoale
Billion-dollar plea from NEA to fund education
Ralph de Toledano critiques the National Education Association and its demand for a $14 billion annual federal education subsidy. He argues unions leverage and misrepresent fiscal needs, noting NEA lobbying, political spending, and calls to reallocate funds while education enrollment trends and school closures shape the debate.
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National Education Association
Militant Union of Teachers
Ford
Will Rogers on American Follies and a one man show
Will Rogers critiques the upcoming first American Follies. He jokes that one actor hogs lines and could turn the show into a one man performance. He quips that if he is nominated, the vice presidency would be chosen like a wedding guest, a family friend.
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Guribeau Imaws
Carter embraces liberal platform inDemocratic race
In a comprehensive platform statement Carter and his aides push a liberal agenda. Proposals include Humphrey Hawkins full employment planning, universal health insurance funded by general revenues, federally financed income support, welfare expansion, and radical social issue stances such as ERA support, Viet Nam defector pardons, marijuana decriminalization, and gun control.
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Humphrey-Hawkins
Balla Insurance
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Carter
New York City
Platform Committee
Vietnam
Lberal
Hubert Humphrey
Bella
Letters to the editor Calling the police on our neighbors
A reader recounts a confrontation with a police officer about a disturbance complaint and questions whether police should mediate neighbor conflicts. The letter critiques management, calls for wage parity, and urges support for a strike while inviting readers to contact the Board of Supervisors.
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Board of Supervisors
Management
County Employee Rebuts Strike Amid Financial Struggles
A Alameda County taxpayer and striking employee says management forced the action. As a single parent supporting four children with a take home pay of $720 monthly, she explains the difficulty of meeting expenses on that salary.
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Alameda County
Threat to sovereignty in letter to Senator Sparkman
George M Hudson of Frement asks Sen John Sparkman to oppose the genocide convention when it reaches the floor. He claims it threatens U S sovereignty and citizens liberties and urges all senators to oppose any related legislation. He questions how such an measure was introduced.
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
U.S
George M. Hudson Frement
OSHA tips yield farm humor from Speak softly to cows
A farmer Zeke Biddle jokes that OSHA pamphlets teach him to speak softly to cows and warn about slippery substances on the farm. He recalls slipping daily and notes the guidance helps him avoid the danger, while wondering whether to sit beside or behind the cow for milking.
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Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
America
Zeke Biddle
Here
Zeke
Washington
Martha
Golly
Tech
United Fasture Syndicate, Inc
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