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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1972
Page
1
In a forceful speech, Muskie criticized inflation, unemployment, and the deficit, lamenting rising crime and civil-liberties concerns. He urged voters to back a return to Lincoln era ideals and to be willing to try again for a new start if needed.
The park district and New Haven Unified School District plan to use four acres of school land as a riding area with a 12 mile creek trail and equestrian and bicycle routes along Cordelia creek. A $915,000 budget boost matches a $200,000 local share, with spring construction eyed amid past funding debates.
Nir, chairman, asks for setting back page of section four. The Federation of State County and Municipal Employees holds a meeting to review page layout, assign responsibilities, and confirm deadlines for upcoming publication.
Oakland court case pits Dan Bodily, president of The New International Kitchen Inc., against Harry Von Quemer Jr. over nine years of rent arrears and alleged misappropriation of funds. The dispute, described as a very simple case by Bodily’s attorney, continues as management operations of the company are under review.
A city report by John Fabbri and Milnes argues against a hardline enforcement approach and urges expanding park safety and youth programs across Fremont. It cites Nell Park and other neighborhoods, recommending surveillance, lighting, vandalism resistant fencing, police enforcement, and community youth initiatives to address park related problems.
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with cooler conditions. Highs around the mid 60s and nights near 40, light winds. Yesterday in Fremont reached 65 with a low of 40.
Newark educators pursue federal financing they say would launch California’s first trilingual education project. The record-length 1971 California Legislature session cost taxpayers about a million dollars, with officials citing a federal aid figure of 1.49 dollars per participant.
President Nixon says a 54.6 million shipbuilding contract is part of a program to restore the United States to its status as a leading maritime nation. The federal sky marshal program, still unable to halt in-flight hijacking, may be cut back by about one third.
In a world update Mujibur Rahman plans to homeward move to seize control of East Pakistan as Indian troop withdrawal looms. Radio Pakistan coverage notes tense regional action and shifting alliances amid the ongoing crisis.
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