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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
4
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard gave a lukewarm endorsement on a proposed $250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed. He told the Senate Banking Committee the aid would avert short term problems, including unemployment, if the nation faces bankruptcy for the defense contractor.
The San Francisco Citizens Committee on Crime accused officers of sleeping on duty cadging lunches and leaving girly magazines at the station. Police Chief Al Nelder denied the charges calling the report hatchet work and noted it relied on two year old information. The eight report by the 28 member panel also criticizes prosecutions for public drunkenness discreet homosexuality and prostitution.
Fremont councilmen faced a budget hearing as former recreation director Stuart McCormick urged keeping the recreation department with a full director. He challenged the move to place it under public works, urging a department status and potential staffing cuts instead of eliminating the director role. McCormick cited budget pressures, de-emphasis of recreation, and suggestions to reallocate positions while warning of long term implications.
Dear Helen, an 18 year old seeks a way to apologize after neighbors halted a date by rushing a would be thief with a shotgun. The young man left, and the girl wonders how to mend the rift. A humorous apology card may smooth things, noting neighbors now take sleeping pills.
The Senate passed a bill to authorize about 870000 in judgment funds for four Washington State Indian tribes. The payments would go to an estimated 4500 to 5000 Indians now living on reservations or scattered as the tribes no longer exist.
A catalog note describes The Plum Line by Van Heusen with tapered sides a longer collar and short sleeves to keep Dad cool. Available in Plum Coral Blue and Gold priced at 50.
A brief Father’s Day notice highlights June 20 as the observance day. It urges families to honor fathers with appreciation and event ideas for celebrating Dad. The notice emphasizes family bonds and the tradition of recognizing paternal influence.
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