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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
2
Union City based Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency seeks furniture and bedding for a drug program intake center at 33504 4th St. Volunteers are needed. information is available by calling 489-0322 or 792- a7.
An East Bay Regional Park District naturalist will describe winter, spring, summer and fall constellations at dusk in Sunol Valley Regional Park. Attendees can view stars through a telescope at Las Encinas Meadow Pier. sweaters are advised as temperatures drop. If heavy cloud cover occurs, the program will be postponed to February 19 in 1972.
Rodney Peregoy of Newark Bay Troop 189 will become an Eagle Scout in a 7:30 pm court of honor at Newark High School cafetorium 201 Lafayette Ave. A scout since 1982 he has served seven years in the troop and is its third Eagle Scout.
Raymond Halls worth of 3491 Charles St will display a refurbished 1915 panel cab nicknamed Pragile at the 24th National Roadster Show February 1 to 27 at the Oakland Coliseum. The fiberglass exterior and mahogany interior feature a 1958 Chrysler engine a Corvair steering and car springs a 1980 Dodge transmission hand-built seats a crass radiator and 4915 cow lamps on both ends.
Union City W A Bill Deahl has been named sales engineer covering California Nevada Arizona and Hawaii for Llaud Controls Inc. The firm makes electrical switch gear distribution systems and machine drives and controls for heavy manufacturing. Deahl was previously a purchasing agent and sales engineer in Washington and California for Republic Electric and Development Co.
The National Office of Black Catholics executive director Brother Joseph Davis says the Catholic Church is dominated by whites and remains so. Speaking before about 100 people at Merritt College in Oakland he condemns church practices and accuses the Knights of Columbus of being a racist organization despite some Black members. Bishop Floyd Begin of Oakland sat silent during the 90 minute talk.
Stanford University resumes planned disciplinary hearings Monday for four antiwar students accused of disrupting campus recruiting interviews. Weekend protests escalated with 63 demonstrators shouting for about 10 minutes. one student, Peter Dolly, 23, was arrested on charges including assaulting an officer.
William Heirens, 43, who has spent 26 years of three consecutive life terms for murder, graduates from Lewis College in Lockport. Heirens, convicted of three brutal slayings in the 1940s, becomes Illinois prison’s first inmate to receive a BA behind bars. He sits with 18 other graduates, wearing a suit too large, and nods to his mother as he departs.
Washington UPI reports the conservative Americans for Constitution Action ACA gave all Democratic contenders low scores with Wilbur Mills highest at 38 percent and Hubert H Humphrey and George McGovern near the bottom. Republican Nixon received no grade as he left Congress.
Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Sen. Edmund S. Muskie criticized Nixon's Vietnam peace proposal while Sen. McCarthy urged a new government negotiation. The trio urged bipartisanship and warned against premature judgments as Nixon seeks to press negotiations with China and Laos, with Rogers defending the plan amid United States negotiations.
North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong pressed for a quick end to the war on Viet Cong terms including Thieu’s resignation and disbanding of the South Vietnamese police. French delegation members quoted Le Tranh Khoi and Humanite reporting Dong’s two lengthy briefings and Q&A sessions in Hanoi.
Newark officials plan a compromise to charge Freeman and Sandgrath Co. $2,000 instead of $5,350 in liquidated damages for finishing Memorial High School grading and drainage 107 days late. The board meets at 7:30 p.m. in district offices to consider the change order and view a campaign videotape for a $3 million building measure on March 24.
Fragmentary newspaper notice from Fremont California referencing publication details, postal classifications, publisher Floyd L Sparks, court linkage, and subscription prices. It shows Center Square address and circulation notes for a Daily and Sunday edition.
Los Angeles police raided a carnival sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department at MacArthur Park and arrested seven men on suspicion of running illegal games and theft by trick. Authorities said complaints cited unfair rings in a ring toss game and other deceptive practices at Atlas Greater Shows operated carnival.
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