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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
2
A formal legal notice announces the sale of district bonds. Details are partially legible, citing the district party and bond specifics. Officials urge eligible parties to review the offering documents and submit bids by the stated deadline.
Governor Preston Smith urged Texas colleges to enforce conduct codes or resign if leaders fail to discipline students and professors. He argued colleges can regulate expression for cause within the First Amendment and must protect normal activities from interference.
A New York State Supreme Court justice ordered city firemen to end their work slowdown. Union president Michael Maye said a membership meeting will decide whether to obey the order after Justice Kapelman set a 2 pm deadline for a response. Maye called the action unprecedented as talks continue amid a wage dispute and a prior contract expiration.
The 1970 yearend GM statement shows Fremont Assembly Division payrolls and Bay Area supplier expenditures totaling 85.1 million and 5.1 million respectively. Tremont payrolls reached 37.6 million with 14,070 vehicles produced since 1963. Local employment sits at 4,750 with 1,150 more in Bay Area offices.
Alameda County supervisors refuse to rescind their 17000 yearly pay raise despite two Laney College students urging reversal. A county residents group has gathered 45000 signatures to force a vote, but 38000 valid names are required.
Fremont hosts a Monday talk at Dawn School on residential care for the retarded child Yes or No presented by Dr. Richard Hillendahl a Fremont resident active in the field for over 12 years He will show a 20 minute filmstrip on the Good Shepherd Home Terra Bella and a discussion will follow He serves on the Good Shepherd Association executive board Golden Gate Regional Center board and Alameda County Association for the Mentally Retarded planning board The Washington Township Chapter of the Alameda County Association for the Mentally Retarded sponsors the event with free admission
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