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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1972

Page

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Natural Coyote Hills setting urged at park hearing

Ken Castle Hayward reports on a second public hearing about a forty thousand dollar park master plan for Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont. conservationists led by teachers and a park district naturalist urged preserving the marsh as wildlife habitat while clubs sought water surfaces for boating. advocates favored wildlife education and interpretive programs over heavy recreational development.

Ken Castle Hayward Coyote Hills Fremont East Bay Regional Park Wallace Crommwell Bay Area Tion Fretmont Sailing Club Model Mariners Spencer Lewis Joyce Ave Oliveira

Smog board legal officer drawn into personnel charges

The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District faces a heated board session as Matthew S. Walker, its longtime legal counsel, is accused of harming morale and failing to cooperate with Chief Administrative Officer D J Callaghan. A minority on the 18 member board presented a list of findings criticizing his conduct and suggesting his continued employment would harm the district.

Lake Elizabeth Ken Castle Bay Area Walker D. J Callaghan Matthew §. Walter Bay ‘Area Victor Calvo Santa Clara County James Kenny Contra Costa County Col

Nixon assails Congress over West Coast dock strike

President Nixon denounces congressional inaction on the seven month long West Coast dock strike and urges swift passage of binding arbitration for the dispute. Ford, with Clark MacGregor, pushes early House action to clear a long-sought transportation security bill.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Ford Clark MacGregor R-Minn House Rules Committee Education and Labor Committee

Draft lottery selects Nos 1 and 2 in fourth modern lottery

Washington reports March 6 and 7 drew Nos 1 and 2 in the nation s fourth modern draft lottery. Officials said few of the 2 million men born in 1953 would be inducted in 1973 due to the drawing. They cited U S withdrawal from Vietnam and Nixon s hope for an all voluntary army by mid 1973 when the draft law expires.

Washington UPI U. S Vietnam Nixon America

Commission okays food price hikes at Central Park

Fremont recreation commissioners, after three tries, approve abolishing reduced swim lagoon admissions and raise prices for cold drinks, coffee, and hot dogs by a nickel to cut a $14,655 annual Central Park deficit. Mayor council action pending. Joy Peterson opposes removing the break for lagoon users.

Commission Central Park Fremont Public Services Laurence Milnes Milnes Joy Peterson Cal

Embassies Burned as Dublin Protest roars through Merrion Square

More than 25 000 demonstrators stormed Dublin and burned the British embassy to the ground in Merrion Square. Flames collapsed the building as the crowd shouted down with the British and blocked firefighting efforts. The attack followed a Sunday clash in Londonderry that killed 13 civilians. Police noted hundreds lay down to block fire trucks as another blast hit the embassy shortly after evacuation. The British Foreign Office warned Dublin of responsibility for embassy property and diplomats.

Dublin UPI Merrion Square Irish Republic Londerry Northern Ireland Foreign Office

Fremont Unified seeks panel study on attitudes climate

Fremont Unified School District launches a three day confidential review by a panel from the California Teachers Association Bay Section to examine attitudes among teachers administrators and residents. The effort follows last year's principal demotions which were later rescinded and aims to restore trust across district and community.

Remont Fremont Unified School District California Teachers’ Association Bay Section Personnel Standards and Ethics Commission Fremont Unified District Teachers’ Association Fremont Fadta Edward Roberts Christy California School Boards Association The Association of California School Administrators

Weather forecast with increasing clouds and rain risk

Increasing cloudiness today with a chance of rain late today or tonight. Partly cloudy tomorrow. Sighs in the 503s with a low tonight from the mid 30s to low 40s. Chance of rain 90 percent tonight. Yesterday's high in Fremont was 65 with a low of 42.

Fremont

Community Center hosts free conferences on rights and marriage

Top professionals and students convene at Newark Community Center for free conferences Saturday Monday and Wednesday to discuss sexual freedom juvenile rights and marriage. Angela Davis aims to call Ronald Reagan to the witness stand in her murder kidnap trial to question him about a conspiracy against her. The California government is blamed for conspiring against Davis during a 43 minute court pre trial argument in San Jose.

Newark Community Center Angela Davis Ronald Reagan California Misa Davis San Jose

Ozawa to lead Boston Symphony and SF Symphony

Seiji Ozawa, the diminutive conductor, will add the Boston Symphony to his duties, steering two major American orchestras. Page 2 reports. Reagan faces NRA concerns as NEA rankings spark talk of nationalized schooling. Page 5 notes budget advice suggesting $71 million more for next year, mainly for faculty and civil servant raises. Page 3 mentions dock strikes easing amid West Coast walkout negotiations. Page 1d

Seiji Ozawa San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Bouhe Country Ronald Reagan

Army Wife of the Year resigns over discharge wording protest

Mrs Billie Willett resigns the U S Army Wife of the Year title to protest how career officers are discharged amid manpower cuts. She accuses the Army of crude un forgivable wording in the standard discharge letter and cites the policy as harsh and insensitive. White House to study Nixon family assistance plan in an experimental welfare program for action this year.

U.S. Army Billie Willett Army of Army White House Senate Nixon

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