California State University Hayward - Horizons Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Q - QS - X ff 1973 1973 was the year in which national and international politics were in the news: immediately after Nixon's swearing in, Lyndon Johnson died, followed in February by the opening F a of the Watergate investigations and the seizing of Wounded Knee by the American indians. April QQ., brought the nation-wide meat boycott, and the launching of Skylab, the orbiting space station. Finally, the departure of the last combat troops from Vietnam was followed by the Chilean coup, Agnew's resignation, the beginning of yet another Middle East war, the rationing of gasoline in the United --N.......,,,,,, -,,,,.,,..a- I States and the final disappoint- ment of Comet Kahoutek. I If 'T+.-wx!-5 if. ,R -0- N-1Nf7X 'EEE VLOLXA ,ii 4 H N-- ' ' j'f'fL,Q-gif 3:7 1 1 F 15:7 iw ' 4 CTHE CWORLD QAIQOU D 'fUS

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1 'fo in' QQ! ff 1975 In 1975 the United States began its adjust- ment to a world where events seemed to out- Q run our capacity to absorb them. While Rocke- feller began investigations into the misdeeds of the CIA and Ford announced the U.S. was in a recession, ' X the Bicentennial celebrations officially began. ln .April, Vietnam again entered the news as the re- maining U.S. personnel had to be evacuated from Saigon. Meanwhile, New York City was in the midst of financial crisis. The danger of aerosol sprays to the atmosphere, an assassination at- tempt on Ford, the UN declaration of Zionism as a form of racism, and the dictatorial emergency in India V were other newsworthy events. 'QM-, . .lei A ,V V ld -fy is l ll I Y 4 I - ix .- , ,, gk SV M1 l if Qt.. 4 THE CWORLD QHRUO UN GUS