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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
2
A Bay Area couple debates filling a white living room wall with a six foot nonrepresentational metal sculpture. They chase an artist, hoping to find a bold, affordable piece, while the husband frets over cost and the wife pushes for cultural impact. Subplots of a garret myth, pursuit of patronage, and a reluctant compromise unfold as they seek artistic meaning.
California officials unveiled three strict measures aimed at inmates and visitors linked to revolutionary groups after a San Quentin escape attempt that left three guards and inmates dead. Director Raymond Procunier vowed tighter security, bans on certain publications and tape recorders, and tougher visitor screening while denying personnel changes. He warned that some inmates may lose freedoms as authorities tighten controls.
Lawyer for Juan V Corona urged bail and change of venue as his client, jailed for the Feather River farm workers murders, faces an Oct 5 trial. Corona, hospitalized after two heart attacks, fears long incarceration and deterioration. A bail hearing is set for Aug 30, with his wife visits and possible relocation to a metropolitan venue discussed.
Four Fremont students joined 3 666 graduates at Brigham Young University commencement in Provo Utah. Masters went to Joseph Pluik Ti while bachelors earned by Steven C Edgren Samuel D Emerson Mignon Filane McCrack n.
Los Angeles prosecutors report indications that copies of documentary exhibits from the Sirhan Sirhan trial for the Kennedy slaying are unaccounted for at the county clerk's office. Deputy D A Richard Viecht said the panel heard 85 witnesses and may issue a report or recommendations after its term.
A three hour lecture on the early history of the United States will be offered this fall at Ohlone College in a new program of Saturday classes. The course surveys Colonial times through the Jacksonian era with emphasis on the Constitution. Classes begin September 25 with final exams December 4 and are open to the public and enrolled students. Counseling appointments for fall registration are in the admissions and counseling office on Washington Street.
The Fremont Pathfinderettes have been chosen to represent the Bay Area with the U S Army Band from San Francisco at the 26th annual Sonoma Wine Festival Parade on September 26. So far this year the twirl group has won two trophies and four ribbons in Bay Area parades.
Union City trustees meet at 8 pm in James Logan High Cafetorium to discuss construction and design items for the new school. A cost estimate for the entire project and a major reform of the physical education facility will be prepared for tonight.
The ACLU of Southern California urged the U S Supreme Court to uphold long haired male students in disputes with school officials. The petition argued the high court should review lower court rulings that have varied on hair length bans and insisted the time has come to strike down school regulations that ban long hair on male students.
Dr. Gustav Carlson of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory will address the Southern Alameda County Chapter of the California Society of Professional Engineers at the International Kitchen in Livermore. He discusses developing a practical method to extract electricity from a control thermonuclear reaction.
An obscure notice from The Daily Daview records publication details for a local item. The entry cites Tord and Specks as publishers and notes an office entry and free distribution at Fos Offion.
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