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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1971

Page

3

Jobless group protests at California capitol petition

About 25 unemployed aerospace and peripheral personnel from Santa Clara County rallied on the Capitol steps in Sacramento to press Gov Reagan and Lt Gov Reinecke for new jobs in environmental control rapid transit and social problem solving or a reduced work week. They delivered a petition to Reagan's receptionist but were told he was unavailable.

Sacramento Ronald Can California Yahon Bf Capitol Rotunda Thomas R. J. Neill Actlor Capitol Steps Frances Greening Yankee Doodle Thomas A. Greening Palo Alto Santa Clara County Reagan Ed Reinecke Reinecke Washington

Tokyo Rose Still Owes Fine in Treason Case

Federal judge in Chicago refused to dismiss government demands for financial records to collect the remaining interned World War II broadcaster Iva Toguri d Aquino known as Tokyo Rose. Judge William J. Lynch scheduled questioning on May 28 to assess her ability to pay the unpaid portion of a $10,000 fine imposed in 1949.

Chicago UPI Tokyo Mose CS District Court William J. Lynch Iva 'Toguri d'Aquino d'Aquino d’Aquino Wayne M. Collins Lynch Tokyo Pearl Harbor United States U.S

Army Captain Kotoue Cleared Of Viet Cong Maiming Charge

A seven member military jury at Ft McPherson Georgia yesterday found Army Captain Eugene Kotoue not guilty of maiming a Viet Cong suspect during a 1968 interrogation near May Lai. The Humboldt Nebraska native, 37, was cleared after just over an hour of deliberation.

Ft. McPherson Eugene Kotoue Kotoue Humboldt Neb May Lai

Bridge vote bill clears committee in six Bay Area counties

Assemblyman Crown's measure calls for a plebiscite in Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco San Mateo Santa Clara and Marin on the Southern Crossing. The bill, amended after talks with Reagan, would place the vote on the June 1972 primary ballot and halt bridge work meanwhile. If approved, the California Toll Bridge Authority would need further legislative approval to proceed.

Robert Crown D-Alameda Bay Area Assembly Transportation Committee John Foran D-San Francisco Peter F. Schabarum R-Covina Assembly Crown Ronald Reagan Napa Solano Sonoma Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco San Mateo Santa Clara Marin Reagan Bart California Toll Bridge Authority California

Ocean expert from Ohlone to speak on environment

Ocean and coast authority Dr. Joel W. Hedgepeth will lecture at Ohlone College Monday at 7 30 p m on The Oceans and Our Environment. He directs the marine science center at Oregon State University and will be joined by Remy Valido of the Oceanic Society. Lecture in Room 115 open to the public.

Hedgpeth Marine Science Center Oregon State University Remy Valido The Oceanic Society Ohlone College Department of Community Services

Ecology corps may pay more to objectors in California

SACRAMENTO UPI Reagan administration said there is a chance to raise the $1 monthly pay for conscientious objectors who volunteer to serve in the California Ecology Corps. State officials noted the $15 monthly allowance is arbitrary and may be increased later. Gov. Reagan’s plan aims to give objectors an alternative to military duty with a 24 month civilian service requirement. Joe F Griggs will head the corps with three Northern California forestry camps hosting crew members.

Sacramento UPI California Eulogy Corps State Department of Conservation James G. Stearns Assembly Bob Moretti Ecology Corps Ronald Civilian Conservation Corps Joe F Griggs Division of Forestry Fire Academy Jone Northern California

BART OKs Barebones Budget for Next Year

The Bay Area Rapid Transit District approved a $17.2 million barebones budget for next year and told general manager B R Stokes to limit spending to $15.5 million. The plan must gain committee approval for any overages, as BART expands into train operations in January and hires 400 more employees. The district also joined the Metropolitan Transportation Commission seeking federal funds for nine Bay Area planning projects, with an initial year cost of about $3 million.

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Fremont Unified School District Budget Meetings Schedule 1965

The Fremont Unified School District sets eight meetings to review and adopt the proposed budget. Sessions run 7:30 PM at 173 Fremont Blvd and cover study budgets, tentative budgets, publications, and final adoption through May to August.

Fremont Fremont Unified Schior Fremont Blvd India

Arcus Fublloned Daily Review Publication Details

The text shows a historical newspaper notice from Alameda County California. It references a publication by Daily Review with publisher Floyd L. Sparks and an order number. It notes general circulation status and a May to June dating line, along with address, post office and subscription rate fragments.

The Daily Review Ney Floyd L. Sparks Superior Court of the State of California County of Alameda

Frogs Cause Date Change for Union City Maid Contest

Union City Jaycees moved the Maid of Union City ceremony from May 15 to May 27 citing frogjumping contests as a factor. The event shifts to Southland Hall Hayward with champagne and entertainment planned. Contestants must be New Haven district residents aged 17 to 25 with no talent competition. top prize includes 175 in savings bonds and an all expenses paid Hollywood trip.

Union City Jaycees James Logan High School Southland Hall Hayward New Haven Hollywood Ron Swalley

Bread book teased by veteran engineer Konovtsev

Moscow report from Tass quoted Konovtsev, a retired Leningrad engineer, preparing a comprehensive bread facts book. He plans to include 42 000 items gathered over 38 years from 9 000 books and 15 000 magazines.

Moscow UPT Leningrad Knovtsev Tass Konovtsev

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