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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
5
The public learned little about why bingo was halted at two Fremont churches after a closed door meeting among church and law figures. Prosecution appeared unlikely and no definite ruling was given, leaving residents to speculate on legality and future conduct without any公开 clarity.
The Irvington Branch of the Alameda County Public Library burned on November 34 triggering a rush to dump damaged books. Two months later a $152,925 loan from the Board of Supervisors accelerates reopening scheduled for June. The blaze blame shifts amid litigation and rapid rebuilding.
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A review discusses the poem Death at Fan City from a Mercury Records stereo record and praises Paul Roche for reading several poems. The piece presents Roche as a conservative guardian of imagination and memory, arguing art and literature guide civilization, with Roche portrayed as a religious visionary shaping human understanding through poetry and imagination.
A fragmented field of quotes questions whether digital computers will replace human judgment. W Sidney Taylor, a longtime Pentagon analyst, warns against overreliance as machines grow capable in driving, weaponry, and industry. He notes historic decisions hinge on daring and human feel, not math alone.
A column references President Nixon and Secretary of State William P Rogers facing frustration over U S foreign policy apparatus. It notes large staff, numerous embassies, and bureaucratic entanglements that hinder decision making. Rogers bears responsibility amid diffuse accountability as the system struggles to foresee problems and coordinate agencies.
A reader thanks Mrs. Donn Stephens for condemning rapid traffic lights calling them death lights. The writer says police chief, councilman, and city engineer ignored the issue despite previous discussion. Questions whether the lights are a revenue ploy and urges press support to compel action.
A fragmented letter page discusses mission area traffic problems, proposed widening and realignment, and local resistance to using highways that would affect trees and landmarks. It criticizes city leaders, mentions student council dissent, police, bingo fundraisers, and community tensions over public spending and safety.
Fremont Soccer Organization thanks the Argus for extensive 1971-72 youth soccer coverage Highlighting player participation and promoting involvement The letter expresses hope for continued cooperation to improve Fremont youth soccer.
In reply to a Tuesday editorial the Ohlone boosters chairman states that the January 12 presentation to Clone College's board did not propose or support a tax increase, bond election, or levy. He argues the goal was to align athletics with other California community colleges and asks for accurate reporting.
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