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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1971

Page

2

Word names stay to keep brand power in check

A columnist muses on how brand names like Coke Roquefort Vaseline and Scotch tape migrate into language. It notes historic shifts where trademarks become generic and warns to watch Polaroid as competition grows.

Fes New York City Coca Cola Switzerland Hing County France Weibel Bove Hasipethels California Burgundy Chablis Kodak Webster's Competiion Ford Automobile Colt Winchester

Fresno City College seeks bids for new campus project

Fresno State Board approves authorization to advertise bids totaling about 2.5 million dollars for mathematics science and health buildings as part of the master plan. Construction is expected to begin within months with a third campus planned along River Bluff northwest of Fresno. An idea involved a pond system for fire protection irrigation and water needs.

Fresno Fresno City State Center River Bhulfs

Ohlone conduct code topic to be studied tonight

Fremont trustees meet at 7 30 pm at 43568 Mission Blvd to discuss the proposed student conduct code. A three year debate leaves uncertainty on final action as a committee seeks more time to review a county counsel draft amid protests from students and instructors.

Fremont Ohlone College Mission Blvd Alameda County Irene Helm Prudent Charles Snow

Reagan backs away from withholding tax plan

In 1967 Governor Reagan warned he would not sign a withholding bill, saying his feet were in concrete. By Tuesday he praised the legislature for reversing itself, though he remained opposed to withholding. He called the delay irresponsible and planned to sign the bill after a New York trip for a Football Hall of Fame award.

Sacramento UPI Reagan Rea Gan Hake Ake New York Football Hall of Fame

Two blasts disable Stanford atom smasher facility

Two blasts near the remote end of Stanford University’s two mile long accelerator disrupted the control center and destroyed two major components. Fire officials reported no radiation threat as the device had already been shut down. Investigators opened a saboteur probe while workers evacuated the area.

Stanford APS FHI Sanford University Frank Juran Sity Find Ia Be

Second Chance to weigh budget for crisis center

Newark considers a $5,414 budget for the Second Chance crisis center next year, up from this year’s costs. The plan, prepared by City Manager Richard Tumlund, targets grants and federal funds, with the city covering a sizable cash share to qualify for outside support.

Jim Wilson Newark Newark Crisis Center Second Chance, Inc Richard Tumlund Chance, Inc Tricity Community Drug Coun Newark Unified School M. Donald Thomas Turnlund California Council On Criminal Justice Pelplog Baine Avenue

San Francisco man seeks to void reverse dowry and heirs

Charles Augustus Sree Osswltive, a San Francisco statistician, aims to become the Ninth Earl of Tankerville and return to England to oversee Chillingham Castle and its long roaming herd of white cattle. His late father, the eighth Earl, died in Middlesex, Northumberland, prompting family doubts about the move.

San Francisco UPI Charles Augustus Sree San Franciso Earl of Tankerville Facily England Ossulsten Earl of Tankerville Middlesex Northumberland Scotland Cesutston Ossulsiom Chillinghamn Castle Britain Wiki Cattle Association Oscaiston Thomas Bonnet Sheri Leadon

BART considers fare increases across Bay Area system

Bay Area Rapid Transit staffers will propose changes to fares to the board, replacing the old 99 cents to 1.05 with a maximum near 1.25 and new regional and distance based rates. A 50 percent senior and child discount is proposed, plus banks as ticket outlets downtown.

Bay Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors BART Ransbay Rips Transbay South County Sth Street Oakland Civic San Francisco

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