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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1967
Page
1
Newark City Council Faces Long Night Over Budget
Tomorrow's session includes 26 items from A to 4 and a public hearing before adopting a 1.39 million dollar budget. Page 2. Fremont Unified trustees may seek a 2 million dollar tax anticipation note from Alameda County to bridge until tax payments arrive. Page 12. Kent Pursell urges deeper review of Alameda animal control disposal methods. Page 12. Supervisors oppose B. R. Stokes’s order to freeze bidding and design on new BART construction pending financial reappraisal. Page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Fremont Unified School District
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Kent Pursell
B. R. Stokes
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Reagan Officials Call for Limits on Medi Cal Benefits
Spencer Williams, head of health and welfare, warns the Reagan administration must cap Medi Cal costs by limiting benefits or restricting eligibility or charging physicians fees. A related note reports G Robert Henry becomes Pacific Air Lines president after a failed advertising campaign. The wife of Bishop James A Pike wins an interlocutory divorce in San Francisco on mental cruelty grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Williams
G. Robert Henry
Pacific Air Lines
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Stock prices close mixed in active trading
Investors buy selective glamor stocks and take small profits on blue chips amid cautious mood.
Global reaction to U S violence crisis and pope joint prayer
The report notes intensifying world reaction to U S racial violence. It cites Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras praying for world peace in Istanbul and moving toward church reunification. It also mentions South Vietnamese leader Thieu condemning a teen to death for killing a teacher and a deadly incident in Johannesburg where Africans die in a subway tunnel incident with many injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
Istanbul
Athenagoras
Nguyen van Thieu
Johannesburg
South Africa
Detroit Rioters Seize Block, Guns Fire Across City
Rioters seize a 200 square block West Side area in Detroit as police and National Guard retreated under heavy sniper fire. Death toll climbs to 26 officially with unofficial count around 30, while violence spreads to Grand Rapids and other Michigan cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPN
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Johnson
Haven
Aan
West Side
National Guard
Ledge Freeway
OHL
Fremont School District Feasibility Study Gets Federal Grant
The U S government approves a 1965 act funded feasibility study for Operation Probe in Fremont and Newark. A Stanford Research Institute contract for 48 900 is drafted but not signed yet. District officials outline salaries and expenditures amid criticism from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
T A William Bolt
Fremont Unified School District
Nolan Sites
Gus Robertson
Newark
Negro official Burgy visits Fremont as Arkansas gains first
Lottie Burgy 78 from Little Rock Arkansas visits Fremont to honor Harl Rhodes and to attend a Fremont council session. Burgy recently became the first Negro named sergeant at arms in the Arkansas State Senate and the first Negro in Arkansas police appointments. He was born in 1889 in Arkansas, a Straight University graduate, and later taught, served in a post office, and joined police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Burgy
Fremont
Harl Rhodes
Blacow Road
Rhodes
Burgy
Little Rock
Ark
Gene Rhodes
Nodes
State Senate of
Arkansas
Riedes
Straight University
New Orleans
Fremont Council Considers Underground Utilities Ordinance
Fremont council moves to require new developments to place lines underground and remove poles. A 5 percent lot-size cut would offset costs, with a one year trial and staff to redraft after amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Council
Fremont
Donald Dillon
Fremont Planning Commission
Newark Pioneer Name Chosen for New School
Newark Unified School District trustees settle on James L. Bunker Elementary School naming the 3673 000 project in the Mowry West area after the late county educator. Board praise for district architects and construction progress notes 88 percent completion with a planned late year finish despite public input and nine eight name submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Smith Avenue
Tis Bunker
Newark Unified Ssoi
Paul Gygax
Mowry West
Dick Mann Construction Co
Santa Clara
Gygax
Con
Newark Girls May Forego Painful Rabies Treatment
Two Newark girls bitten by dogs may skip the rabies treatment despite the animals being unaccounted for. Their mothers say they will decide tomorrow morning, noting the lengthy, painful shot regimen and the children’s fear of injections. Dr. Ware cautions treatment varies but requires 10 to 20 daily shots with possible fever and other rare effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Tony Henry
Linda Henry
Mowry West
Robert Ware
Division of Disease
The
County Health Department
Ware
Dr. Ware
Giants Rally Wins 5-4 Over Mets
Jay Alou drove in Tom Haller with a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 5-4 victory over the New York Mets. Hal Reniff took the loss in relief after starting the frame, while Frank Linzy earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jay Alou
Tom Haller
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Hal Reniff
Mets
Frank Linzy
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By Ken Castle
Stanford Research Institute
Robertson
Hasson
Brey Haan
Evelyn Kipp
Hugh Block
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Recommenda
Telephone Company
Pacific Gas and Electric Water District
Sanitary District
New Newark School
Smith Avenue School
Howard Lister
James L. Bunker
David Dobkus
Jul Dobkus
Giants
Noeu
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