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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
1
The measure passed with a narrow margin as lawmakers outlined impacts on workers. Exclusions include farm workers, clergy, active duty service members, newsboys under 18, and domestic staff. A family earning 12000 yearly would see about 1110 withheld monthly, with penalties waived for payroll adjustments to meet deadlines.
Nelson verified the petition while noting April election plans as residents discuss districting. Citizens Against Dividing Fremont fears the plan would add seven seats across six districts with two districts electing at large representatives, shaping a statewide ballot decision.
The General Assembly voted to urge India and Pakistan to observe a ceasefire and withdraw troops in their now four day old war. Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua supported the resolution but called it unsatisfactory for not clearly designating aggressor and victim.
Fremont police report a rash of garage and home thefts linked to Ghimenti, now in federal custody in San Francisco for a gun offense. Hayward police recovered 27 cars and say Ghimenti will face federal court first, then state charges in Fremont. Cpevas also faces Fremont trials related to the same incident.
The Stanford Institute will terminate its lease at Coyote Hills, effective January 1, with the move complicating plans for Dr. Thomas Poulter’s private research program on marine mammal sonar. Dr. Poulter, 74, will continue limited work under a non profit, while Dr. Ronald Schusterman’s project ends this month.
A proposed stadium project to be discussed tonight by Washington School district trustees. Boosters led by developer Tak Fudenna offer in kind donations valued at up to 150000 dollars to cut overall costs, with district costs estimated at 210000 dollars or less. Principals argue the stadium would benefit the community, while local opposition questions public support.
Fremont school district officials discussed options to study establishing an eight grade or high school program at Farm Springs Expertite School. Assistant Superintendent Philip Brazil proposed the study amid concerns over possible withdrawal from the district and the district’s failure to build a new junior high or high school in Warm Springs. State funding prospects were noted as inadequate for new constructions.
Fair tonight then partly cloudy tomorrow. Warmer highs in the mid-50s to low 60s. Tonight's low near the mid-40s. Expect a gradual warmup with gentle marine breeze in the Bay area.
The piece recalls a two year court clash between a speaking organization and a union that dominated Alameda County council meetings, with Bay Area Rapid Transit District staffers set to propose a fare hike to the board tomorrow.
State Welfare Director Robert Carleson plans a rehearing request to the State Supreme Court against a ruling striking a key Welfare Reform Act section. Gov. Reagan denounces the legislature as irresponsible for killing a budget balancing tax bill with withholding features. Additionally, two bombs exploded at the Stanford Linear Accelerator, prompting an immediate WEI investigation that could halt the facility for weeks.
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urges criminal sentences allowing inmates to learn basic education and acquire marketable job skills to enable a path out of prison. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approves a bill restricting presidents from deploying troops without congressional consent, born from Vietnam War debates on war powers.
Observances planned by pacifists mark the 30th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack as largely quiet in Japan. Page 5.
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