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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1972
Page
7
Trustees voice mixed views on approving a five cent tax increase to fund college programs and staff increases. Some support raising the tax rate from 7.6 to 7.95 cents to secure a state grant match, with new money for programs, while others warn against preconceived solutions and urge careful consideration amid state funding reluctance.
City officials consider outsourcing animal control to county services. County quotes about $8,065 for ongoing coverage while another bid proposes $5,880 for three days of patrol, claiming they can do a better job at a lower price. Local authorities seek a bargain while evaluating service quality.
A wife remains in custody as part of the investigation into the fatal stabbing of her spouse. Detectives pursue leads, with officials promising a thorough review of the couple's past and possible motives. Local residents await updates on the case and court proceedings.
A Santa Clara County Superior Court motion seeks state funding for Angela Davis legal fees arguing public donations and royalties have exhausted funds. The filing requests the state cover reasonable attorney fees for Davis and notes monthly costs around fifty five dollars.
Baker and Kincaid submit papers for the April Newark election. Webb says no known legal requirement to pick up papers. Four-year terms for Plowright and Baker expire, forcing one to run again. mayoral race implications noted.
Council approves filling recreation positions tied to the Bexood Chance antidrug drive and outlines support for community youth programs. Pacific area businesses are asked to back the effort with sponsorships and resources.
A fragment notes Nunn found, with unclear surrounding context or details. The readable portion confirms the discovery of a person or item associated with the name Nunn. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Sacramento reports that residents who lost their jobs or faced displacement from the December 27 high winds and flooding in Santa Barbara County are eligible to apply for aid, as announced Friday.
A Cambodian youth, 14, fights near Prey Veng amid real bullets. He and others act out a pretend WWII battle behind hedges and fences, while the “enemy” hits the ground for a count of 10. The scene contrasts with actual combat.
Police and medical staff searched for a boy described as 19 years old, nicknamed Teddy, who has epilepsy and mental retardation. He escaped from Waimano Hospital area after an incident, was found later in a schoolyard, and officials noted he was in stable condition with no intent to flee.
The report asserts the South Bay refuge must serve as a protected sanctuary for migratory birds and a seaming laboratory, opposing massive development. It highlights conflicts with ponds and salt harvesting, and notes the refuge spans 7,175 acres at Mowry Fremont plus 3,080 acres at Aviso and Greco Is Cy.
Raymond Leyba, a Harbor General patient booked over a fatal stabbing of his wife Deborah, visited the Osborne home earlier Thursday after a quarrel. He bought four ounces of rat poison, then was found slumped at 11:38 p.m. at Wilmington sheet. He was transported to County-USC Medical Center in fair condition. Detectives indicate the couple argued before Leyba left for church services. Steven Farmer, five, is ordered to pay funeral expenses.
Ronald Reagan plans to appear at the Los Angeles County Campaign Round-Up Kick Off at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles next Saturday and will award Goodwill Industries in Sacramento on Tuesday as part of President Nixon's California campaign effort.
Obituaries note survivors including Clyde Leon Lage and family members in Newark and Fremont. Details mention funeral services for Moray L. Pipion, a native of India, with a Fremont residency. wife Marian, daughter Frances, and other relatives. Further items reference Sartori family ties and church affiliations with services and private visit arrangements.
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