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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1976

Page

1

Ford opens campaign for the presidency

President Ford launches his 19 percent bid urging resurgence of state and local government power to cut unemployment without federal job programs. He rails against expanding federal authority while visiting Williamsburg Virginia for a bicentennial session, promising local control and free market recovery.

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Mod High Goes Red White and Blue in Fremont

Fremont American High School in Fremont, nicknamed the "mod" high, displays a strong patriotic theme across the campus. Principal Joe Tranchina leads a red, white and blue decor, including an upright flag display and a patriotic phone number, while a stuffed American eagle greets visitors as the school earns Freedom Shrine status from the Exchange Club. The Spirit of 76 atmosphere permeates halls, restrooms, and assemblies as the Class of 71 becomes the first all four-year cohort at American, opened in 1971.

Exchange Club

New Apollo asteroid offers target for deep space study

Pasadena reports a two mile wide Apollo asteroid closer to Earth than most bodies except the Moon. Discovered Jan 7 by Eleanor Helin at Palomar, the rock may become a target for spar exploration, with Shoemaker noting its defunct comet origins and potential scientific value.

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Fair hazy forecast for the day

A hazy forecast with light winds and little temperature change. Expect high temperatures in the upper range and overnight lows near the upper teens to low twenties.

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