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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1972
Page
2
Archival letters reveal Aunt Ganders offering playful guidance on everyday worries from Rhine river danger to romantic gifts. Included are Mrs Grimm on channeling imagination into business and shy writers seeking career paths amid social mockery.
Gunmen in a speeding car killed a civilian in Ardoyne Belfast as Catholic rights leaders announced a Day of Disruption to observe the sixth anniversary of internment without trial. Police said the victim was a civilian and not linked to the IRA. Protests include roadblocks sit downs and school closures across Northern Ireland.
In Santa Clara County, officials moderated bar on Angela Davis interviews after her lawyers protested. A separate gag remains on Sheri James Geary. Judge Amason dissolved last July’s order allowing an interview while awaiting trial on murder and conspiracy charges. Geary said media interviews may occur with written media requests and inmate consent, subject to security and court orders. Defense lawyers criticized the abrupt order change as improper and questioned governor commentary during a gagged defendant’s case.
The Mission Peak Gem and Mineral Society will host a 7:30 PM slide show on the Galapagos Islands tomorrow at the community center 4020 Paseo Padre Parkway. Speaker Hub Dafoe, an Oakland Museum board member, will present.
President Nixon will summarize his State of the World message in a 15 minute address to the nation on five major networks from the White House at 6 05 a.m. Pacific. He will discuss foreign policy achievements of 1971 and preview trips to China and Moscow while touching on South Asia and the Middle East. Henry Kissinger will brief reporters an hour before the air.
President Nixon issued an executive order to halt federal predator poisoning and urged Congress to pass a broad pollution tax on sulfur oxides from industry. He proposed stricter waste dumping rules, runoff controls, road and airport siting limits for states, and new wilderness and park land initiatives while promoting research into clean energy and safer pesticides.
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