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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

8

Fremont recreation officials debate sharing city mailouts

Fremont recreation commissioners consider including school districts and other government program brochures in the twice yearly city mailing. Staff warn of costs and complexity, but supporters say postage could be shared and taxpayers gain a small victory. The idea seeks intergovernmental cooperation to inform residents and reduce separate mailings.

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Lemon stickers a sour note for a protest trend

A Santa Ana outfit markets 12 inch lemon stickers for 3 dollars to protest car warranties. The piece argues protests profit from misery, doubts impact of organized actions, and questions a venture into blank protest signs. It critiques consumer rage turned into a commodity and notes a failed lemon sticker that wouldn’t stick.

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Victory claimed over three-men policy at Yale campus tavern

An Iberaton attorney calls a ruling a big victory requiring Marys Ferous Tavern, on Yale campus, to end a three men only policy and drop liquor license. The claim appears symbolic as debate over women’s access, social norms, and campus life continues amid conflicting views on gender and public spaces.

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Revival of death penalty urged by Holmes Alexander

Holmes Alexander argues for reinstating capital punishment as a national reform move. He cites public opinion shifts, cites high-profile murders, and warns that fear should not drive policy. He envisions a tougher approach to deter crime and rebalance governance, linking justice to national renewal.

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Chicago Is Now No 1 in Many Ways Says Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey extols Chicago as the nation’s top in multiple categories from traffic to aviation to commerce. He boasts of the city’s stature in architecture culture and education, claiming Chicago leads in markets, industry, and lifestyle amid national decline.

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YMCA land offer sparks editor letter response

Fremont Newark YMCA responds to an editorial on land gifts, arguing it seeks no city money and favors a modest, mobile program rather than a full facility. The letter notes Oakes’ land offer near Irvington Park, cites high land costs, and urges city council consideration to avoid delaying construction. It also mentions community support from Irvington High School and local media cooperation.

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The Great Paper Caper Sparks Household Chaos

A reader laments the paper clutter explosion in homes as drawers and shelves overflow with children’s art and notices. The letter recalls ant paintings and Father’s Day cards, describing the struggle to store memories while avoiding ego clashes and lost keepsakes.

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Plea to Save Wildlife Sparks Fremont City Fuss

A reader blasts Fremont officials over park wildlife and bird feeding, arguing council neglect harms parkgoers and wildlife. The letter urges Washington action and accuses local leaders of hypocrisy while proposing citizen involvement and a fee-free wildlife solution from city managers.

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Newark Traffic Lights Dispute Sparks Civic Action

A Newark council meeting discussed unsafe traffic signals caused by faulty red light behavior and phony calls from accidents. Activist Mrs Shirley Keener and the writer urge city engineer Tony Neko and Mayor Lewis to adjust yellow and green signals, inviting officials to ride her bus to see dangers firsthand and persuade Nelson to act.

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