04 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
1
Raymond H. Lapin, fired by President Nixon as head of the Federal National Mortgage Association, filed suit arguing the dismissal was arbitrary. FNMA stock fell sharply, wiping out millions in value as the case moves toward court scrutiny of Lapin’s removal.
Gordon Lindsey of the New ark Memorial Chapel donates easels for the Fremont Philharmonic Orchestra display at Mission San Jose High School on Dec 7 at 2 20 pm. Mrs Jan Small Fremont Art Association president notes over 100 pieces of artwork will be shown. Also pictured are Ken Weiss cultural arts chair and Harry Keppard Pacific Philharmonic Society president.
Don Miller of Union City named chairman with Phil Sheridan as vice chair. Robert Garcia is financial chairman and Jean Carscadden treasurer. The group aims to pass an 85 million bond for Don ele tion to fund new schools in New Haven Unified School District, with further officers to be chosen December 15 at Barnard School.
The FBI announces job openings for young men and women in Hayward and San Francisco. Starting salaries range from 4360 to 5522 yearly with salary advances and Civil Service benefits. Clerical and stenographic roles fit students. paths to special agent for men and secretarial or supervisory roles for women are listed. Applications to Special Agent in Charge, FBI, Box 36015, San Francisco, CA 94102.
Readable fragments show a bridge event with many players and pairs listed such as First-N-5 Bob and pass Kaye EW Tom Thomson and Mary Coen. The note mentions games at 4 a.m. and 4ift7-Comino starting in Fremont and Sants Barbara on Tuesdays and Fridays at School Fremont.
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