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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1977

Page

4

Grass roots rise against toll hike in Bay Area

The Bay Area sees a revived Grass Roots movement opposing bridge toll increases from 25 cents to potentially 1 dollar. Commuter groups, city officials, chambers of commerce, and the Fremont based Committee to Stop the Toll Tax push for a restraining order and Senate Bill 24 to restore toll authority to the California Toll Bridge Authority.

David Goliath Bay Area San Mateo County Alameda Contra Costa Counties Chambers of Commerce Fremont Hayward Newark Union City Pleasanton Livermore Vance Kennedy Senate John Holmdal MTC California Toll Bridge Authority Assembly Transportation Committee BART AC Transit San Francisco Muni Dumbarton San Mateo Bay al Alquist San Jose South County Don Dillon

Skeleton deer clues via UF scientist evolution link

A University of Florida scientist assembled the skeleton of a previously unknown tiny prehistoric deer with doglike fangs, suggesting a missing link in the evolution of animals related to deer, giraffe, cattle, sheep, and goats.

University of Florida

Singlaub case tests Carter era defense posture

The letter argues Carter recalled Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub from South Korea for talks and reassignment, prompting mixed reactions. It contends military advisers must brief before decisions and then support policy, warning that criticizing leadership risks national security and could embolden hostile media and enemies.

Carter Maj John K. Singlaub South Korea Defense Harold Brown Congress Kim Ti Sung U.S

Unsung heroes honored by new public safety awards

Washington notes honor for law enforcers and firefighters who died in the line of duty under the Public Safety Officers Benefits Act. Recipients include Allen Bruce Melech, Gabriel La Framboise, Walter Watroba, Jerry Van Barber, Richard Sheridan, John Schild, Walter Dacuczin, James Murray, and others, with $50,000 awards to families. The piece praises their service and discusses constitutional questions, noting the awards aid families and memorialize public servants.

Washington America McLeod la Framboise Watroba van Barber Sheridan Schmidt Dacyezya Murray Allen Bruce Melech Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Congress Public Safety Officers Gerald Ford Allen Brace AlLeud New Rochelle N.Y Gabriel Cecila Fromboise la Porte City Iowa la Fromboise Walter Edward Watrova Chicago Jerry van Barber Jacksonville Richard Philip Sheridan Boston John Edward Schild Caytor Walter Roger Dacuczin Deerfield Mass Howald Edward Murray Birmingham Doris Heather Elaine Kristie Dawn Jerry Lee Wyant Senale Wendie John Steven Garland West Fisher Virginia Sandra Alicia LEAA

Reagan critique of Carter era moral rhetoric and foreign policy

The piece argues that President Carter's moral posture is hypocritical, citing actions in Argentina, Vietnam, Korea, and U N Ambassador Andrew Young. It claims Carter undermined allies, favored risky nuclear policy, and publicly shamed General Singlaub, while praising Young's controversial statements and Africa policy as undermining U S interests.

South Korea Navy Carter White House Carters Brad Argentina Paris Naderites U.S Vietnam John K. Singlaub House Armed Services Nar Korea Cites Kere United Nations Andrew Young Young Cosra Africa South Africa Soung Speang Nf Sind

Clint Eastwood film stunt scene draws off duty cops

An account describes Phoenix officers hired for Clint Eastwood's movie Gaurilet filming. It notes off duty officers firing M17 rifles and shotguns on a city street, with Eastwood supervising from a distance, payment reported as 8.50 an hour, and the star's notably shy demeanor.

Clint Eastwood Gaurilet Phoenix Clint Eastwood

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