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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1972
Page
2
The narrator recalls a lively, dense city core where diverse, nearby shops and homes created constant activity. He contrasts that with modern suburbs, arguing zoning separates life functions and dulls childhood exploration. The piece questions where future generations will find similar neighborhood vibrancy.
Fremont writer Gary Tischler profiles Jan Small, a Fremont painter whose work defies easy labeling. The piece traces her life from Oklahoma birth to Martinez and Fremont, detailing her training, exhibitions, roles, and the intimate, eclectic nature of her paintings and studio life.
Fremont students push for an open campus policy allowing high school pupils to leave during lunch and free periods. Trustees face a trial evaluation plan, parent polls, and teacher support as they also hear a proposal for a year-round school study and a steering committee.
Maine Senator Muskie will debate five Democratic contenders in New Hampshire on March 1 on public television. The lineup includes McGovern, Yorty, Hartke, and Mills, with Nixon filing for New Mexico's primary. Lindsay wins Florida backing amid busing alarm and hints at electoral courage. Jackson says busing sparks extreme stances and urges constitutional limits. Florida Supreme Court blocks Yorty ballot removal. McGovern pushes China talks and US force reductions in Taiwan.
A newly formed citizens committee will push for passage of Newark school bonds with a 7:20 a.m. organizational meeting at Silver Pines Restaurant on Jarvis Avenue today. The group aims to place the bond proposal on March 28, with a second planning meeting March 2 at Musick School.
Lt Gov F Reinecke at Electric Expo 72 urged a state regulatory agency for power plant construction and generation to balance interests among environmentalists, power companies, and citizens. He warned that 33 approvals can block new plants and risk power shortages while opposing a pollution initiative he described as superficially comforting.
UPI reports actor Jimmy Stewart was notified NBC will not renew his television comedy option after one season. Several motion picture stars like Shirley MacLaine Anthony Quinn James Garner and George Kennedy were also casualties as NBC dropped the project. Producer Hal Kanter confirmed NBC failed to pick up the option.
A notice from the Superior Court of California Alameda County appears to concern a matter under the act of March 3, 1867. It mentions a publisher in Fremont and enrollment at a local post office, with advertising and subscription rate details. The item reflects a 20th century public record notice.
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