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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
2
Volunteers receive training to answer crisis calls and serve as counselors in the Community Drug Council. Seventy five young people participate, learning outreach and support skills for at risk peers.
Newark Community Center opens signups for a Junior Ecology Program with four August excursions to Lakeshore Park Sunol Valley Regional Park Coyote Hills Aquatic Park and Palo Alto Interpretative Center. East Bay Regional Park District naturalists supervise. Open to boys and girls grades two through six. fee information incomplete.
Pravda reported that the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic expelled Abdurakhmanov first secretary of Var Lachinsky District over graft charges after letters to the editor highlighted discrepancies in personnel, appointments, and beatings, as an investigation unfolds. John Baker of the drug council said a San Francisco firm, Contemporary Problem Consultants, runs a $40,000 federal grant program training volunteers for crisis intervention, counseling, and education related to drug abuse.
Sixteen Fremont students earned dean's list honors at California State College Hayward for the spring quarter with straight A averages. Honorees include Diana Anderson Christine Aplin Monika Burrus Jan Berry Maria Gel Lima Campbell Johnie Clercy Donna Green Hill Sheryl Johnson Band Lays Norman Nelson Maribeth Smith Sally Smith Lynne Stevens and Ray Trask.
A California State Court of Appeal ruling declares abortions legal when performed by a physician in accredited hospitals. It voids the Therapeutic Abortion Act for requiring advance hospital approval and finds the act unconstitutional. The decision notes the legislature cannot delegate its powers.
The Soviet foreign affairs journal Novoye Vremya denounces China as a wolf in sheep's clothing whose policy threatens world peace. It notes Beijing seeks accommodation with imperialism while forming a bloc of small and medium states and warns of China’s real aggressive stance despite camouflage.
In South County garages and rooms stacks of old newspapers mount toward a breaking point as Bay City Paper Co ceases purchases on May 14 1971. Kaiser Gypsum plant in San Leandro accepts papers for gypsum bonding while Alameda County Mentally Retarded Walpert Center in Hayward sells bundled newspapers to florists. Other options include Oakland Scavenger Co trash deposits and local dumps, with varying fees and collection methods.
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