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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
9
Nesseth of Fremont will travel to Australia as part of an exchange. A member of the college ski club, the student from 4696 Frontenac Park Court will speak to civic groups in Elizabeth.
Britain appeals to Spain to return three NATO buoys after a Spanish trawler Maria Victoria Moyana recovered them in the Atlantic and a submarine allegedly fired a machine gun. The incident involved a Royal Air Force plane, a black submarine sighting, and misidentification as Russian. Authorities seek an amicable settlement.
The Lithuanian supreme court rejected Simas Kudirka’s appeal over a 10 year treason sentence for attempting to defect to the United States. Kudirka jumped from a Soviet fishing vessel to the U S Coast Guard cutter Vigilant off Martha’s Vineyard seeking asylum, was returned to Vilnius, and is imprisoned in Mordovian Isbor camp. The incident sparked U S congressional uproar and a Nixon administration inquiry.
The American Conservative Union endorsed Spiro T. Agnew for re election as vice president while noting conservatives were bitterly disappointed with many Nixon policies. ACU avoided retaking Nixon but urged that removing Agnew would signal higher conservative expectations for the next Nixon term.
A dated May 9 1904 notice lists partners Alfred H Jepsen Vernon Mattson and others in Fremont California. It states the business is conducted by a partnership with Richmond Avenue and Peralta address lines and notes replacements for a future treasury secretary and other political references.
County Clerk Jack G. Blue outlines the deadline for filing fictitious business names and penalties for noncompliance. The rule, effective by July 1, 1971, requires registrants to include the true surname of operators and public notices in the county office. A $10 filing fee applies with extensions possible for some cases, and guidance is given for businesses already in operation. Contact offices for further details and publication requirements.
Avian text fragment reports a Pomeranian dog found in Ashland vicinity. Owner may have identity indicated by partial tag or local notice contact.
A fragmented classified index lists employment, loans, and real estate items. It mentions wanted men and women, general employment, employment agencies, and property listings alongside scattered phrases about entertainment and instruction in a dated newspaper style.
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