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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
2
A collage of lighthearted items from Hayward and San Lorenzo covers water bills at James Logan High School, a missing duck mystery, Port Cable memo curiosities, Cal State drive naming quirks, a teen restaurant meetup, Jerusalem tourist trivia, a job applicant’s accident tale, and weekend Olympic reflections.
Ohlone College philosophy instructor from San Francisco pleaded guilty to felony possession of marijuana for sale in Contra Costa County. He was fined 350 dollars, placed on three years probation, and ordered to register as a drug offender. His teaching contract was not renewed and the State Department of Education may review credentials. a full commission hearing could suspend or revoke credentials, but no automatic loss occurs.
Sen John V Tunney of California denies being among lawmakers accused of absenteeism after a 10 day ski trip to Switzerland with Sen Edward M Kennedy and their wives. He missed a vote on a dock strike due to signals from leadership and vowed to improve attendance to about 67 percent after 26 of 33 votes missed this year.
California Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward, 34, announced plans to run for a 10th term despite recent illnesses and hospitalizations. Bee stressed good health after a full physical and said retirement is possible only in two years when he would qualify for full pension benefits. He acknowledged ongoing family obligations and declined to commit to retirement or release the internist’s report.
New Haven school district trustees vote to award a 1.487 million contract to Wheatley Jacobsen Contractors for Chavez Junior High with occupancy planned January 1973. Night meeting at Manuel White School auditorium follows approval by Stone Firman and Strickland with Stan Richards opposing. Contingent items include policy revisions and a maternity leave liberalization.
Town Clerk George J. Today issued free marriage licenses for the fifth year in a row in Windsor. The first couple to receive a free license were Ronald B. Johnson and Cigna MacDonald, both of Windsor, who also won Connecticut state lottery tickets when tickets go on sale Tuesday.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a California Superior Court matter, addresses in California including a Peat Office Bree monk Celtornia, second class matter under BY fet at Congres, March 3, and a general address to execute communications to Yaacanne Square California 84536.
Frank Turner of the Federal Highway Administration testified to a Senate panel about forthcoming proposals. The plan aims to reduce commuter car traffic into downtowns by shifting riders to buses and subways, expanding federal aid for transit, and improving use of existing private cars. Turner said more details would follow later this year.
Assemblyman Leroy F. Greene of Sacramento condemned State Schools Chief Wilson Riles for urging an end to statewide reading tests. Greene argued tests in grades one two three six and 12 measure district educational quality amid billions spent. Riles proposed sampling to save money and ease pressure on struggling readers.
Fremont Chapter of Voice for the Unborn plans a teaching film of a suction abortion and slides of unborn and aborted babies at the Ohlone College Theatre tomorrow from 8 to 9 45 pm A question and answer session will follow the presentation The group also sponsors a fund raising Tupperware party at St Joseph Hall 49274 Mission Blvd at 8 per Thursday Twenty five percent of sales will support the group and its counseling
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