10 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1976
Page
1
Reading groups shift from the traditional Dick and Jane to diverse stories showing varied lifestyles. Experts note moves toward city settings and richer plots as districts select from updated lists. The change stems from decades of reviews and state guidelines shaping school readers.
Three teenagers practicing in a Newark garage on Nicolet Avenue form a new band named First Day Devotion. The article notes O Chub by is not very devoted to the group.
Fremont Irvington High School hosts a pioneering career guidance center blending guidance with work experience and a 40 000 job data bank. Willard Wirtz former Labor Secretary calls it a model for thousands of communities and plans to expand to Mission San Jose Kennedy Memorial in fall.
A collision at Thornton Avenue and Oak Street involving a patrol car and a four-person vehicle sent two people to the hospital. Officer Fred Williams was en route to assist another officer when the crash occurred around 8:20 p.m. The other car’s occupants included Janes Pryor 57 and Nancy Pryor 54. The Greens, visiting from Carnegie Pennsylvania, suffered critical and serious injuries respectively.
County and SEIU officials announced a new round of bargaining to resume today in the 33 day old county service workers strike. The talks at the Claremont Hotel Berkeley were approved in a closed session with ground rules to halt public statements and require four hours notice for statements. Negotiators named for both sides include Loren Enoch and James Marshall for the county and Timothy J Twomey and John Bowers for the SEIU with others designated as reps.
Long Beach reports Patricia Nixon, 64, in serious but improving condition after a stroke. President Richard Nixon visited for about 90 minutes, praising her courage and expressing optimism for a full recovery as doctors monitor motor weakness and speech impairment.
Twenty sheep from a University of California cross breeding project were mauled to death in a Niles Canyon pasture. Two dogs believed responsible were sighted nearby, and 20 more sheep were shot due to injuries. Alameda Farm Advisor George McNeely blamed the dogs’ killer instinct and noted the count of dead and injured animals.
Weather forecast shows fair through tomorrow with lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s. Former antiwar activist Tom Hayden, jailed after the 1968 Democratic convention protests, to participate in events from inside. Carter’s campaign gains continue as delegates pledge support and a possible women’s rights floor fight looms. Striking New York City hospital workers claim vandalism and disrupted patient care. Italy’s Aldo Moro cabinet resigns for a second time in 70 days, opening talk of a Communist role in government.
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