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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
8
The July 1 1971 beginning balance stood at $708 000 with $991 651 restricted and unavailable for instructional costs such as teachers salaries, per a budget message from Business Manager Aleni Frawity of SONNEL EX.
The article outlines Nixon administration plans for ABM deployment at Whiteman and possible site work at Warren, plus SALT talks context. It notes budget fights on defense programs, Navy interceptor procurement, and MBT70 prototype costs, alongside college budget discussions and phased campus construction plans with projected funding and timelines.
An urgent airsea search on Wednesday failed to find a missing Navy T2H jet trainer that disappeared during a touch-and-go landing near San Clemente Island. Identified pilots Lt Cmdr Roger P. Ryan, 38, of Chula Vista, and Lt. Robert E. Akins Jr., 25, of San Diego, based at North Island Naval Air Station, were aboard.
The Community Drug Council will meet at 8 pm at the Newark Community Center on Cedar Blvd. Chairman Louis Maselli described the session as routine and mentioned a possible two reports from project director John Baker, though specifics were unclear.
Reno UPI reported Judge Thomas Craven postponed the arraignment of 19 year old Michael P Anselmo in the Lake Tahoe murder of Toddy Ann Hiller. The date was moved to August 18 to allow preparation of a Grand Jury transcript requested by the defense attorney Jerry Polala.
The B 17 Flying Fortress crew of I'll Be Seeing You reunites in Harlingen Texas for a grad reunion and a BAT flight, with Jack G Waldhoff from Burlington Iowa as bombardier and the co pilot aboard.
Fremont An effort to delay action on the Fremont Unified School District's 24.9 million operating budget failed on a split vote. Trustees debated figures, with new members John Cangara Jr and Gloria Carr urging a delay and another meeting possibly Aug 9 to review revised numbers. Only trustee Weibel supported delaying. President Ernest Andrews broke the tie, urging questions be asked but moving forward. Changes in revenue figures and a higher ending balance shaped the discussion.
Senate investigators disclosed that over $494 million in securities have been reported stolen so far in the year, more than twice 1970 totals and ahead of the last two years combined. The NCIC tally through June 30 shows stocks leading the loss category at about $400.5 million, with the hearings paused until after Labor Day.
Bay Area officials outlined a smog alert plan including delaying maintenance, avoiding production increases, and promoting carpool use. Open burning would be banned under meteorological controls, with incinerator hours restricted and soot blowing limited. EPA standards were said not to apply to the Bay Area.
Apollo 15 astronauts James B. Irwin David R. Scott and Alfred M. Worden emerged from lunar orbit after a flawless engine burn ending a record lunar stay. Endeavour begins homeward journey as the crew reports a smooth burn and readiness for sleep while a companion satellite carries instruments to study radiation gravity and magnetism for a year.
Oakland ABAG board appointment follows Maltester resignation over regional government bill. Piedmont Mayor Artur R. Fiegal, previously ABAG alternate, to take Maltester's seat after Alameda County Mayors Conference unanimous vote. Other ruling includes uniform bail talk and park district tax bill endorsement.
Fremont police nabbed Gary Ray Durbin after a tavern stop led to FBI arrest. Durbin, 24 of 37760 Second St Fremont, is jailed on a $20,000 federal fugitive warrant and faces alien smuggling charges in San Diego. He was held for a hearing in San Francisco after failed court appearance in San Diego.
South County director George Sillman opposed a staff proposal for a ten thousand dollar attitude and share ness study to guide BARTs advertising agency for a 160000 system campaign. The plan from Crossker Research Corp was discussed by the public information and legislation committee with division on whether to proceed.
Funeral services for An nette T Brown 62 who died yesterday in a Fremont hospital will be held at 3 pm today at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary 8723 Peralta Blvd She was a Mississippi native and Fremont resident for 12 years wife of Edwin J Brown mother of four sons and one daughter and grandmother of several. services arranged by local funeral homes.
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