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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1972
Page
2
Fremont officials seek 74,860 in federal funds for a 1.5 million Alameda County anti-crime program. The plan funding includes raises for project staff, hiring a crisis center coordinator, and expanding stipend trainers. Local match totals 918,715 from Fremont Union City and contributors.
The Federation of African Scientists argues U S bombing does little to curb North Vietnam war effort and accuses the Pentagon of knowing this since 1967. FAS chair Goldberger cites high resilience and that bombing is unlikely to force Hanoi to yield.
Parker Stanley Burk, 42, an indeterminate sentence convict, fled from the Don Ly Work Furlough Center after drawing a weapon and firing during a confrontation with officers. A car chase ensued through Chino as Parker eluded capture, returned fire, and fled toward downtown, with officers pursuing in a high-speed pursuit.
HAYWARD The Alameda County Central Labor Council yesterday voted strike sanction for Kaiser hospital nurses and housekeeping and clerical workers. A Local 250 spokesman said there is no immediate strike threat. A mediation meeting is set for Wednesday. Other Bay Area councils have yet to sanction what would be an area wide action.
Students approve a resolution calling for immediate complete U S withdrawal from Vietnam in exchange for prisoners of war. The vote 243 54 accompanied a college election with a runoff for student president and no other positions. Runoffs include Chris Fleasuras versus Dennis Hughes for president and Bets between Bettencourt and Sanemago for academic affairs. All candidates are Fremont residents.
Mrs. Pohlmann of Sonoma is to be surrendered in Santa Rosa to face a six count felony complaint alleging she received 42713.48 in aid to a mother with dependent children while concealing assets over 200000. Officials say she transferred a seven room house on two acres with a pool to another relative to hinder welfare fraud investigators led by Tom Kasovich.
Newark Adult School hosts an income tax accounting class in Room C3 at Newark High School on successive Wednesdays. IRS agent Mel Streit outlines filing steps. enrollment at first session. Information weekdays 3:30 to 6:30 pm and 9:40 pm, call 797-451.
Fremont man Ramon Zavala 26 of Fuller Avenue Hayward was shot in the leg during a Thursday night argument with Robert Jeffrey Brown 23 of Baylis Street Fremont. Brown a U S Air Force serviceman fired twice hitting Zavala and was jailed on assault with intent to murder charges.
Yesterday's Argus reported a Newark leukemia benefit for Clifford Wright and misidentified the Rev. John A. Luther’s church. The release clarifies Luther belongs to St Anne's Episcopal Church Fremont, not St Ann's Evangelical or St. Anne's listed in error.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Congress reference and March, with scattered terms such as Fremont and Duress alleviation. Readable items include place like Pot beriea and partial names, but no coherent event or outcome.
A Walter Reed group reported that marijuana-like chemical exposure distorts time perception in chimpanzees, causing them to fall behind tasks and show apathy or inactivity for hours. Researchers say even moderate doses disrupt work, with higher doses leading to long quiet periods in cages.
Dr. Michael E. DeBakey told the Senate Appropriations Committee the Nixon budget for Health, Education and Welfare underfunds national health aims. He cited $866 billion HEW vs Pentagon $81.1 billion, with only $5.5 billion for national health improvements and urged safeguarding NIH and related programs.
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