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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
11
Patchy conditions noted with sunny afternoons followed by overcast night and tomorrow. Coal reference and weather code 5B-68. Low tonight 47 to 55 degrees. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Details on Page 2.
The report highlights Washington and John Ke School correspondents' busy days before graduation and the school year ends. It mentions a recreation community study by the Recreation Commission funded by $58,625 from federal housing programs and notes a business seminar by the Freon Chamber of Commerce.
The chairman of the Assembly Criminal Procedures Committee urges approval of a Senate-passed measure to liberalize the 19th century abortion law. A separate gun control bill to curb armed gangs roaming the area is also noted as moving through the Assembly.
The Senate backs a plan capping district population variance within states while House passes a 106 million one year Food Stamp extension and rejects a broader cost sharing rule. Wall Street rallies on news of a UAR cease fire acceptance. FBI director Tiernay calls Medicare's first year an unqualified success.
Guerrilla mortars hit Hue in South Vietnam as fighting continues. King Hussein blames Israel for defeat and desertion. Soviet authorities rush riot gear and troops to Western embassies in Moscow as a precaution. Diplomats begin outlining key issues even as gunfire cools. UPI analyst K C Thaler discusses potential Israeli demands.
U S 6th Fleet aircraft were dispatched after a communications ship was attacked in the Mediterranean. The incident marks a recurring Middle East conflict and follows previous similar episodes over two decades. Page 2 details continue.
Newark officials present three budget options with austerity and maintenance plans. A basic budget costs 23 cents per $100, Altman’s supplemental budget adds 19 cents if state funds are unavailable. A potential 1 cent tax override would fund park development, a third fire station, and better streets.
The Oakland Superior Court calendar mixup caused a Thursday delay in the fight over Fremont teacher James Ward's firing by the Fremont Unified School District. Judge Leonard Dieden refused to hear the writ of mandate as it was not on his calendar. Ward was not rehired for his fourth year despite a state hearing officer finding the charges unfounded. AFI-CIO attorney Stewart Weinberg obtained a mandate requiring board and administration action, with details continued on page 2 col 5.
From Anchorage Alaska Mary Ann Graystack a former Washington High School graduate wed John Les a food and drug inspector Their Kenai Peninsula bear hunt yielded a large Alaskan brown bear and their first step into married life Ma ry Ann s mother Mrs Lois Graystock resides at 4400 Central Ave Fremont
City Council meeting last night sparked a blistering exchange as Newark residents voiced strong support for Councilman Harry Lewis and criticized The Argus editorial defending City Manager Bruce Altman. Critics cited coverage and raised questions of press influence and possible conflicts of interest in school site selection.
Alameda County Water District directors approved in principle a 2.5 cent rate reduction for Fremont Newark and Union City water users next year. The rate would drop from 18 to 15.5 cents per $100 assessed valuation, saving about $58,000 in the proposed $3.2 million budget and leaving roughly $2,000 for unex appropriated funds.
SACRAMENTO UPI Gov Ronald Reagan's first budget rose by 94 million, totaling 1.54 billion. Alameda chairman of Ways and Means said the measure was not a Democratic or Republican budget but a consensus budget. The bill passed 64 to 14, with all yes votes from Democrats who argued the spending was too small to meet state needs.
Fremont police and Newark detectives rounded up four youths on May 31 in connection with a large donnybrook at Glenmoor Shopping Center. The four, all Newark Correction School students with prior records, are held at Alameda County juvenile hall after a riot that drew over 200 youths and left several hospitalized.
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