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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
1
A narrator nervously endures a full physical exam for a prescription renewal. The doctor quizzes him on health, marriage, and family, then performs a brief physical test. After implied jabs about his single status and five children, the patient leaves feeling oddly athletic.
U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell ordered fresh preliminary hearings for Rennie Davis and John Froines, ruling Magistrate Burnett abused discretion by restricting access to a confidential FBI report used in the case. The judge said the defense must see the full document, as it may relate to national security considerations.
Sacramento UPI reports the Reagan administration told a heated legislative hearing that administrative welfare changes could save at least 80 million, though court challenges may delay results. Welfare Director Carleson cited regulatory moves as key, with full savings unlikely until the next fiscal year.
Assembly Republicans weigh a $1.4 billion tax plan offering $250 million for school aid. The package mixes a five cent sales tax rise or a two cent option, plus a 2.68 percent automobile in lieu tax to fund education and senior property relief. If schools gain, Democrats may demand the funds. if not, in lieu tax may be cut.
Yale University held its 270th commencement in New Haven despite strikes and student supporters. About 15 demonstrators were arrested as police formed a line between protesters and the north campus quad where the ceremony occurred. West German Chancellor Willy Brandt attended as an honorary degree recipient and more than 2,000 degrees were awarded to Yale's first coed class.
Dr. Lyle Edmison presents Newark City Councilman Robert Plowright with a plaque for two years of service as chairman of the Tri City Council for Mental Health. Edmison was installed as part of the annual luncheon at the Newark Community Center along with Gayle Bach as vice chairman Gayle Adams as secretary and Hal Wathy as treasurer.
Two Soviet transport planes arrived in Calcutta to start an airlift moving more than 13 000 Hindu refugees from East Pakistan. Flights will run daily to Mana camp in Madhya Pradesh for four weeks, with Hindu refugees prioritized. Officials noted possible objections to relocation and that many refugees had already traveled by train to Mana after displacement.
Soviet party secretary Brezhnev led Warsaw Pact leaders to East Berlin for the East German Communist party congress opening Tuesday. Romania’s Nicolae Ceausescu sent a delegation led by Paul Mizil. Delegates expected routine approval of resolutions and central committee. Other leaders present included Husak of Czechoslovakia Gle tek of Poland Kadar of Hungary and Todor Shivkov of Bulgaria.
The California Senate Transportation Committee endorsed a 1976 start to outlaw internal combustion and other pollution emitting engines. Sen. Nicholas C. Pettis said ablation ties to the engine must end for cleaner skies, while lobbyist Charles Hoagland argued zero pollution is unattainable and electric cars would require more power plants.
Edward and Tricie Cox keep their honeymoon location secret two days after a White House wedding. Speculation centers on the Caribbean, Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands as the couple enjoys seclusion. Cox, 24, starts work June 28 as a summer intern in the office of Whitney Noath Seymour, US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, then begins his final year in fall.
Western Electric spokesman says Northern California and Nevada installers are back at work after a walkout over union rights to upgrade equipment. The dispute led to disciplinary action with two days of absence, prompting concerns of a cycle of disruption for customers and the telephone system.
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