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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
2
Two lawyers from the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and a colleague argue during a Supreme Court session about how death penalty statutes could be drafted to apply sparingly and unevenly, raising concerns about minority treatment and consistency.
The second public forum on community drug abuse is set for tonight at Missing San-Jose High School. Organizers urge residents to attend and share concerns and ideas for local prevention and support efforts.
The assembly approved delaying the effective date of the new teacher tenure law from March 4 to July 1. The measure, proposed by Assemblyman John Stull, faced dissents from Assemblymen John Barton and Kenneth Cory.
A five day program titled The Five Day Phan To Stop Smoking will be held at Mission Hills Fremont. The plan includes films lectures and demonstrations led by Dr Dado Isseif cardiologist and Pastor Pres Im Wallace of the Fremont Seventh Day Church. Register by calling 797-51 with a fee amount not clear.
The fourth Winter Pops Concert will be directed by Garo Mirigian vocal Richard Levin instrumental and Barbara Oy student conductor Admission is 75 cents for adults and reduced rates for student body members and children under 12 years old
In Greece rescue workers found the bodies of a man and a woman amid wreckage of a collision between the Athens bound Acropolis and another train near Mount Olympus. The death toll reached 18 with 46 injured as investigators probe the Sunday crash.
Nine nominees were named for Fremont Jaycee Outstanding Young Man awards to be presented at a banquet Thursday. A panel of local citizens will select Fremont winners who may advance to statewide consideration. nominees include Lloyd Kjos Jr, William J Shaaban III, Thomas Sherrod, Harry R Sheppard, and John F Kennedy Heh Be.
Nevada City dispatch reports that Clarence Otis Smith, 41, on trial for killing two campers at a Sierra foothills campground last July, allegedly told a doctor he might have done it. He said he drank heavily the day of the killings and did not remember after 8 pm. District Attorney Harold Berliner presented details of the case.
A Union City steel foundry was cited by the air pollution unit for a furnace stack and charging openings issue during a open furnace operation. The district’s counsel noted a Newark firm was fined for violating a variance and a Union City chocolate company faced a separate cited date. The causes were reported as brief smoke and a control breakdown at the facility.
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