Newark debate over Cedar Boulevard site stalls progress
In Newark a heated clash over site location and zoning for a Cedar Boulevard project exposes conflicts among district trustees and city officials. Trustees urge precise Cedar alignment and collaboration with the district’s architect while voices warn against partisan names and infighting. The aim: resolve land-use plans, avoid hindering Newark’s future, and seek practical zoning that protects the high school and nearby park.
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Stamp of nobility inspires trading stamp mystery
A countdown chain in Alabama links a trading stamp promotion to an alleged authentic Lord of the Manor tile. The claim cites rights in two English villages, suggesting the item is the so-called stamp of nobility.
Our Line and the World This Voice of America Debate
The piece argues that the Voice of America should reflect national divisions and diverse opinions rather than a single line. It quotes Daly and critics like Humphrey Rooney Joelson and the Wall Street Journal, urging a balanced, truthful portrayal of America abroad. The author likens ads for ism to deceit, warning against turning VOA into propaganda.
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Voice Of The People: Council Should Run The City
Newark readers argue the city is governed by a city manager rather than elected officials. Hank Lewis, chosen for two posts, is blocked by a 4-0-1 council vote while calls grow to restore council authority and curb paid staff influence. Letters welcomed.
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Fremont Police Praise Bond Issue Support
The Fremont Police Association thanks The Argus for its support in the June 1867 bond election and credits the City of Fremont voters with boosting department morale. A new, more efficient facility is expected to raise service quality beyond past levels, says President B. Jensen.
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Free Wheelers thank you note to The Argus
Mr and Mrs G W Brown of Newark express gratitude for The Argus publishing their appeal for Wendy. They credit the American Cancer Society and the Free Wheelers volunteer drivers with providing free transportation to Wendy’s regular cancer treatment sessions, easing their burden and inspiring others to help.
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DeMolay Chapter Thanks Paper For Memorial Fund Article
Washington Township De Molay Chapter thanks the newspaper staff forpublishing the Bryan Burnett Memorial Fund article on May 31. G R Goodwin, chairman of the Advisory Board, expresses sincere appreciation for the short notice cooperation.
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Newark Unified School Board Seeks Open Meeting Clarity on Site
Local school leaders explain that site selection for the new high school remains a board function with input from all principal parties. City planning inputs include sketches of street patterns and park sites, while property owners anticipate flexibility amid cooperation among the district, city, flood control, and taxpayers.
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Liberal Republican Disloyalty Challenged by ACU Report
The American Conservative Union study accuses GOP liberals of voting with Democrats to create the Democratic Margin of Victory. It highlights 24 key roll calls from 1951 to 1967 showing liberal Republicans bolstering Democratic legislation and opposing GOP leadership. The piece notes the Wednesday Club as a small group driving anti leadership efforts and trade stances amid Cold War debates.
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This Day In History Highlights Notable 18th to 20th Century Events
Highlights include Franklin's electricity kite experiment in 1752 in Philadelphia, U S troops invading Saipan in 1914, Kishi asking Eisenhower to delay a Japan visit in 1800 amid riots, and Bykovsky's 1964 Soviet space launch. A closing thought from Russian novelist Sergeyevich Turgenfoy.
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