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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1970
Page
1
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain and cooler temperatures. Highs range from the upper 50s to the mid 60s as southerly winds reach 12 to 25 mph. Rain probability is 70 percent today and about 40 percent tonight. Details on Page 4.
Las Vegas educator Dr. Brian Cram warns that America's public schools will lag far behind if drastic changes are not made. In San Francisco he says today’s schools resemble prisons as he addresses the Northern California Industry and Education Council amid ongoing concerns.
First Lady Pat Nixon leaves Monday for a five day tour visiting volunteers from five colleges beginning at Michigan State University in Lansing and concluding at the School of the Ozarks Point Lookout Missouri where she will step on a campus.
Egyptian aircraft attack Suez Canal positions for the fifth day running while American planes target Communist supply lines near the Plain of Jars in Laos. Cambodia frees five U S sailors after over three weeks custody. they fly from Bangkok to Saigon. Austria faces a near total voter turnout as it debates ending one party rule in favor of a coalition. In Saigon, military spokesmen report three more U S helicopter losses and seven dead, with six wounded, pushing Viet Nam combat losses to 1,560 helicopters.
Local page blends astrology notes with bridge game results and hobby briefs. A scattered section covers home life tips, ads, and finance items, noting community updates and small notices across the 1912 edition.
The Senate voted 27 to pass a watered down Labor Department HEW funding bill amid Saturday night sessions and tense debate. The measure funds HEW and OEO for a year and includes conditions barring federal busing orders and requiring no freedom of choice in school assignments. President Nixon had vetoed the original $14.7 billion bill last month. The House Senate conference committee will reconcile differences and a second veto remains possible.
Thousands of protesters in Chicago jeered French President Pompidou as he arrived for an official dinner at the Palmer House. Police kept demonstrators back while Daley and Ogilvie welcomed the couple at O’Hare, then the president met Jewish leaders prior to the dinner amid tense security.
UPI reports American warplanes bombed supply routes along Highway 7 through Laos toward the Plain of Jars to hinder North Vietnamese reinforcements. Intelligence notes Vietnamese rockets within range of Vientiane as fighting and troop movements continue, drawing criticism from U.S. lawmakers and Moscow.
Governor Ronald Reagan pledged National Guard troops to restore order on the University of California campus in Santa Barbara amid protests and unrest. He told supporters during a luncheon that Guard is needed to return calm, and he suggested legislative leaders and the party must unite to address the situation.
The Chicago Seven, convicted on contempt and conspiracy charges tied to 1968 protests, were freed on bond by a federal appeals court while warnings against seditious speech were issued. The men promised to continue activism as U.S. officials cautioned they may be recalled if they misbehave.
Fremont residents hear three candidates address industrial development, tax impact, and city policy. ALCE CLINE cites underdeveloped acreage and lost revenue amid red tape, DON DILLON stresses planning, tax reform, and attracting clean industries, while DALE TESSINGER recalls 1989 promises and declines in assessed value, noting negative growth and industry impacts on Fremont’s economy and environment.
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