02 Jul 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1969
Page
1
Government stalemate leaves state workers unpaid amid a deepening crisis. Officials report most employees report to work on trust while lawmakers debate funding. legislators face possible pay from contingency funds, and Reagan influence looms over the political standoff.
Mitchell resigns from his post ending a lengthy tenure and pledges to pursue future public service. The outgoing official commits to fulfilling remaining duties and assisting successors during the transition phase as the story notes events from page one.
California state workers continued on the job as Reagan praised their regular staffing and pledged to push for fair pay. The California State Employees Association with 112000 civil servants urged work as usual while its General Manager Thomas Jordan called the budget dispute a gross inequity and said the union will revisit its stance if the crisis remains unresolved.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports nurses in seven Bay Area hospitals ratified a new agreement ending an 18 day strike. The deal creates a Patient Care Committee to advise on professional matters. it can confer with and make recommendations to hospital administration. Wages rise $50 monthly this year and $10 monthly from February 2, 1970. Hospitals stayed open during the walkout but some services were postponed. Return to work is immediate per ONA.
Funeral services for Bessie B Hansen 75 of Fremont will be held at 10 30 am tomorrow in Pre mont Chapel of the Roses Mor tuary Fremont. She leaves a husband a daughter a son and grandchildren. Requiem Mass for Joseph B Zanoni 71 of Newark will be said at 9 am tomorrow in St Edward s Church Newark. He leaves a widow two daughters and several siblings. The Rosary will be recited at 8 pm today in Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont.
Public notice from The Arcus newspaper dated June 30 1981 lists publication details and mailing address for subscriptions and office location. It includes court order authentication and address 122 Center Square Fremont California 94536 with rates for daily Sunday and monthly mail.
A veterinarian notes an extraordinary brood of nine, with six girls and three boys. Parents express pride while Willy jokes about avoiding college for the brood, highlighting the surprising litter size and lighthearted family reaction.
Fremont recreation commission examines plans for Centerville Community Center with a $250,000 center budget and part time jobs. Teens from Washington High and Williamson High proposed a stage, dance area, arcade features, and a lagoon. Staff say most requests are feasible and fit the park program. a public meeting is set at Civic Center to review staff and student reports.
Fremont Day at the Alameda County Fair features a talent show at 4 30 p m with semi finals and a main show, a steak barbecue, and Fremont Stake horse races. Winners earn 175 and 75 dollars. admission is 2 25 with 9 cents for children. tickets from Fremont Chamber of Commerce. Kathy Dawson assists in decorating the winning horse in the 5 p m race.
New York reports a public address system linking ground to air newscasts for planes. The United Press and International News data feed stations on airplanes, delivering hourly updates to passengers aboard Trans World Airlines. The system marks the first use of ground to air wire service in flight communications.
Caernarvon Castle hosts the investiture of Prince Charles amid a bomb blast and an egg thrown at the queen's carriage. Police detained a suspected vandal after two fatalities in Abergele tied to Free Wales Army activity. Hubert Humphrey and Tricia Nixon attended as crowds and security heightened.
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