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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1971
Page
1
Four of six local men named in Gutstanding Young Men
Four of six local men are highlighted in the 1971 Gutstanding Young Men list. Fremont Jaycees member Faggmeiner is noted among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimer- Faggmeiner
The
Fremont Jaycees
Fremont
Prison Dean Erupts From Folsom Behind Bars
A 95-year-old dean at Folsom Prison, described as crusty, has spent decades behind bars for two murders. He complains about the process, vows to return to normal life, and remarks on hearing about a surgeon’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D - Fitz
Crusty
Folsom
Witts
Epes
Senate backs final compromise to spur science drive
The Senate approves a compromise aimed at mobilizing the nation's top scientists in a bid for a cancer breakthrough that claims about 306 American lives yearly. Also noted is a violent incident near Altoona Pa as police pursue suspects and a civil rights inquiry into black and Chicano schools in Berkeley. A federal draft estimate projects over one in forty college entrants will be drafted in 1972 under new deferment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
The
Selective Service
Western allies ready to start East West talks on European security
Western allies announce readiness to begin East West talks on European security once the Soviet Ridge Big Four Berlin agreement is revealed. Police disclose abduction of a millionare West German chain store owner twelve days ago in Queen. Germany. Kidnappers demanded 2.1 million for his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Berlin
Queen
Germany
Fremont central business district to resume work
Chesapeake officials announce $25 million redevelopment in Fremont's core, with Town Fair shopping and office center projects and Gaslight Square plans. After settlements with Isola Corp. and private creditors, city liens are cleared and financing secured, enabling multi‑phase construction to restart within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremorg Central
Chesapeake UN
Chesapeake
Ralph Alprin
Morris Hyman
Town Fair
State and Liberty Streets
Capitol and
Benton Avenues
Walnut Averas
Capitol
Liberty
Paseo Padre Parkway
N Alprin End Hyman
Citizens Holding Co
Ohio
Isola Corp
Isola Fomiry
Tsola
Last Toni
Alprin
Isvlea Alga
Li Sacre
Chesapeake Tr
Anther Medical-Dental
Hyman
Harmony Smith City
Ruling on South Bay Beach Use and Leslie Salt Co Lands
An opinion by Associate Justice Marshall F. To Bay in Marin, San Francisco, notes a ruling on tidal and retreating ecologic and esthetic use rights. Attorney R Frederick Fighér, for National Sierra, highlights implications for Leslie Salt Co lands and the Bay Area waterfront codes creating a port for public navigation. The text discusses public claims suspended for sidelands development and historical context for titles to wetland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall F. of
To Bay
Marin
San Francisco
Frederick Fighér
The
National
Sierra
Leslie Salt Co
Leslie
Bay Area
Fisher
Col
Pasadena fireman named Newark chief
Newark appoints Pasadena firefighter Frizehugh Preston Spalding Jr. to be chief on Jan. 2, replacing Dean Holzgrafe who moves to Fremont. Spalding, 34, rose from firefighter to battalion chief in Pasadena since 1964, holds a USC public administration degree, and was chosen for experience and training. Battalion Chief Nelon Tardy remains acting chief until Spalding assumes command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pasadena
Frizehugh Preston Spalding Jr
Raenonth
Aman
Spalding
Dean Holzgrafe
Leff
Fremont
Richard Turkund
Spakiing
Tymmlund
1860
University of Southern California
Turnlund
Navy
Flo
Nelon Tardy
Yill SpaHing
Seattle crow raises mailbox flags to steal mail
A Seattle neighborhood crow has shifted from pecking doors to stealing mail. Unable to reach contents, he raises mailbox flags to prompt mailmen to stop and potentially open the box, continuing a spree of mischief in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Toy safety survey highlights banned and redesigned items
A Fremont survey of six stores notes toys banned by the Food and Drug Administration under the 1970 Toy Safety Act. The FDA banned about 40 toys and ordered 60 redesigned for safety, with concerns over surveillance and rising toy market risks estimated at billions annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDA
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