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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
2
A columnist criticizes the term virus infection replacing cold diagnoses, arguing it adds corporate paranoia and glamor to illness. The piece mocks advertising depictions of colds, notes the lack of cure, and humorously surveys stages of catching and enduring a cold with vivid, period voice.
Secretary of State William Rogers dismissed softer U S aims toward Communist Cuba and warned that Cuba's ties to the Soviet bloc threaten regional peace. He spoke at the first session of an Arctic? organization of American States meeting and cautioned against easing pressure on Havana amid ongoing sanctions and regional tensions.
Fremont hosts a six week financial planning seminar with weekly Thursday sessions from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the administration building conference room. Mrs Nuthe P Gomez will lecture on topics including stock market insurance real estate taxes estate planning and death.
Late registration for a consumer marketplace course at Ohlone College is accepted until 7 pm today. The class meets for the second time from 7 to 9 50 pm in Room M4 on the Mission Boulevard campus featuring consumer information agencies and guest speakers on credit repair and purchasing.
Newark Friends of the Library will hold its monthly meeting at the Newark Library on 17101 Newark Bhd at 9:30 am. Richard Turnlund city manager and Bob Jaeger chamber of commerce manager will discuss the possibilities of a new library. Plans for the April 30 book sale were requested to fund the city’s summer reading program.
California lawmakers pressed to overturn a state Supreme Court ruling striking down the death penalty. Senate Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to preserve capital punishment for crimes before the ruling, aiming for a November ballot if two thirds support passes. Attorney General Younger led witnesses urging the measure, arguing courts should not invalidate the legislature on punishment.
Newark High School principal Irving Hird retires after a long tenure as co chief with two years of education work. A dinner is set for May 6 at the Holiday House in Hayward at 7 15 p.m. Attendees are invited to mail checks for 7 80 to Dr Lyle Kingery Box 35 Newark 4560. A no host reception begins at 6 30 p.m.
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