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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1972

Page

2

Campaign spending in South County elections revealed

Campaign disclosures show voters paid between five cents and 2.36 dollars per vote. Manuel Garcia spent 2.36 per vote to win reelection on Union City council while Nat Kleinstein spent five cents per vote. Birchfield led spending in Hayward with 8704 dollars and 1.96 per vote. Union City emerged as the most costly per vote, while San Leandro and Newark were cheapest.

South County Manuel Garcia Union City Nat Kleinstein San Leandro Garcia Kizinstele Yiketory San Leamiro Newark JM Hayward Birchfield Tom Neveau Jobe Pappas Nene Weinreb Pappas Neveau Esshe Manuel Newman A. Isola B. Cooper Mra Weinreb Val.Hill Sr Gill Tein Citizens For Good Government Winifred Crew William Lockyer Tom Kileyana Ang Henry Franco Se Ae Don Miller

House approves 3.43 billion NASA budget and shuttle funds

The House approved 3.43 billion for NASA operations and authorized 200 million for a reusable Space Shuttle program despite opposition. Debate centered on shuttle cost estimates and a bid to cut funding for a Johannesburg tracking station amid racial policies in South Africa.

Washington UPS Har Howse Houte National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA House Charles B. Rangel D-N.y Johannesburg South Africa Rangel Marinbert Hah Aspin

Community hero Jane Bonnot reshapes Grimmer School ties

Jane Bonnot, a tireless 47 year old housewife, leads Grimmer School and surrounding Grimmer community in cave-in relief, welfare support, and PTA activism. She founded Grimmer Interested Parents, organized food drives, meals, and a tutoring network, and plans a welfare-motters program while juggling family and core school improvement efforts.

Ted Macur Fremoot Grimmer Elementary School Grimmer School Bonnot Parent- Teachers ‘Association PTA Byron Groesbeck iMrs. Bonnot Was Ilere Beanot GHP

State legislators to attend local forum

State legislators will attend a Fremont luncheon forum today hosted by the Forum of the Future. Bay Area Democrats Sen John Holmdahl and Sen Nicholas Petris and Assemblyman Carlos Ber will meet with local officials at Keiffer’s Harvey’s Countryside Inn to discuss state mandates and funding.

Second Chance seeks sale items for Newark tea market

Second Chance drug abuse program asks for donated items to be sold at the April 30 Newark Boosters Club tea market held at Newark High School 6201 Lafayette Ave. Proceeds keep the crisis center open and programs running. Donors may leave items at the crisis center 6173 Baine Ave contact 2893 or 667 7766.

Newark Second Chance Newark Boosters Club Newark High School Lafayette Ave Baine Ave

Dinner to aid Fremont marching units at Thornton Junior High

A fund raising dinner to benefit the Fremont Marching Units will be held at Thornton Junior High School 4337 Thornton Ave from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Saturday Proceeds fund uniforms and equipment Shauna Miller Miss Fremont will attend and live entertainment will be provided

Fremont Thornton Junior High School Thornton Ave Shauna Miller

Fremont car show to aid Grimmer School families

A Saturday event at Grimmer School 4100 Newport Drive runs from noon to 5 pm on April 2. About 69 cars are expected to participate, with proceeds designated to help needy families by funding meals and clothing for children and parents. Admission costs $1 for adults and 25 cents for children under 13.

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Ohlone and Chabot Students Win Regional VICA Awards

Four students took first place at the California Association for Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America regional conference in San Jose. Gary Seam an from Union City won job interview. Clifford Wright of San Jose won public speaking. Linda Timmons of Sab dose won nursing. David DeGrave of San Leandro won electronic troubleshooting. All winners are officers in the Ohlone VICA chapter representing both junior colleges.

Ohlone College Chabot College California Association For Vocational and Thdustrial Clubs of America Vica Gary Seaman Devonshire Union City Clifford Wright San Jose Linda Timmons Sab Ohfone

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