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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1971
Page
2
A guest column reflects on the misery of moving days. The writer details weeks of scrubbing, packing, and loading, the loss of pets, and the churn of rearranging a home. Moving blends past and present into a single moment, leaving a lingering ache and renewed perspective.
Fremont recreation commissioners meet at 7 30 p m in council chambers to discuss a Central Park master plan and a regional occupational program. they will consider a joint agency venture with Newark and Fremont school districts and using gifts totaling 440 000 for capital park projects. they also review Mission Creek trail safety and a brush clear plan and potential field trips to Woodside and Palo Alto parks.
Ray Orrock describes his life from Napa to Alameda County to a newsroom, detailing a crash into journalism and a vow to share a daily column with readers. He invites suburban readers to send in items and join a partnership in a fresh, bright tomorrow.
A group calling itself Reagan Recall Committee filed a recall petition in Sacramento seeking 781,209 signatures to force a recall election of Governor Ronald Reagan. The petition accuses Reagan of divisive politics and taxes while praising the environment, with signees including John L. Sporich and Tom and Sue Schetbal.
Democratic legislators and state employee groups vow to challenge Gov Ronald Reagan in court over $900 million vetoes from the $6.78 billion budget. They contest cuts to education mental hospitals and pay raises while the governor defends spending controls and welfare reform plans. Legislative leaders warn of legal fights as counties eye welfare and salary disputes. A separate brief reports a train collision near Calcutta with at least 16 to 21 dead and many injured amid wire theft disrupting intercity comms.
Jack Stewart and Joseph Dutra Jr opened The J W Stewart Co in Glenmoor Shopping Center. The Finmont residents specialize in ceramics, wrought iron and other decorative home items.
Newark figures show attendance at the citys community center rose to 2 million 8 thousand in a ten month period of the fiscal year, a gain from the prior peak of 1 48 million. Officials say drop in attendance by teens shifts to broader youth engagement through programs while council members express concern about service quality.
President Emilio Garrastazu Medici announced after a cabinet meeting that a decree establishing a land redistribution plan had been executed. The program aims to give northeastern farmers access to land and improve conditions, addressing economic and social changes and integrating the Amazon region.
Jury selection in the Huey Newton manslaughter case began in Oakland, expected to take two weeks. The process extended as Charles Garry questioned potential jurors about prejudice against the Black Panthers. Superior Judge Harold Howe denied defense motions. delays were debated over including 18 year olds in the jury and an assault conviction issue.
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