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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1972

Page

2

Unclear Conversations and Hidden Meanings in Daily Speech

A humorous meditation on how casual phrases like good morning and have a nice day carry unspoken meanings. The author notes how spouses, colleagues, and strangers often imply far more than words express, leaving listeners to infer intent behind social niceties.

Welch flies to L A with autograph plaster cast

Raquel Welch flew to Los Angeles with a plaster arm cast covered in autographs and messages from celebrities who attended Elizabeth Taylor's 40th birthday in Budapest. Notables including Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco and Ringo Starr signed the cast. Welch plans to keep the signatures for charity.

London UPI Raquel Welch Los Angeles Elizabeth Taylor Budapest Richard Burton Miss Welch Miss Taylor Prince Rayner Princess Grace Monaco Formr Ringo Starr Wales Burton

Realty building expands with $40,000 brick extension

Construction begins today on a $40,000 brick extension to the Realty building at 40501 Fremont Rollin. Irene notes the project expands the office space and adds a venese brick venese office?

Fremont Rollin Building Irene

Solons inch toward busing compromise in Senate vote

In Washington the Senate approved a moderate antibusing plan after three Democratic presidential candidates returned to vote. The measure would stop federal funds for racial balance busing unless no coercion from Washington and would delay multi district plans ordered by courts until appeals are exhausted. The vote followed a day of procedural wrangling and included defeats of tougher amendments. President to review cabinet committee findings before commenting.

Washington Senate Miller Noxsbemm Mike Kransfield GOP Hugh Scott Tuaxlay Hubert H. Humphrey George McGovern Edmund Muskie Robert P. Griffin R-Mch Urday Henry M. Jackson Bac Venice Hartke Griffin Fitan South

Alameda County Cancer Society seeks former study volunteers

The Alameda County unit appeals for information on about 40 600 volunteers from a 1959 65 living habits study to locate current addresses or confirm death dates. The 7 year lapse hinders tracing, with Tri City chairmen Mrs Gilbert Tom Fremont 793 4791 Mrs Sally McNulty Newark 793 161 and Mrs Shirley Caorba Union City 440 1100 coordinating contact efforts.

Alameda County The American Cancer Society Cancer Society Alameda’ County Paul Keenan Silt Man Angeos TriCity Gilbert Tom Fremont Sally McNulty Newark Shirley Caorba Union City

Dinner slated for BART boss in Fremont March 17

George M. Silliman, president of the BART board, will be honored at a dinner in Fremont on March 17 for long service to Fremont and Newark. About 120 attendees, including BART officials, supervisors, councilmen and business leaders, are invited at the Fremont Bank.

Fremont George M. Silliman Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board Newark Fremont Bank Morris Hyman BART Alo Pr

Capitol plan sparks race to build new state Capitol

Oregon lawmakers debate a new Capitol as Sen Randolph Collier says a five year timeline is unlikely. The committee considers space needs and cost while avoiding travel, aiming to design from inside out with occupant input, amid doubts of a large public expense.

Randolph Collier D-Yreka Counce Colles Cepitel Collier Brazil Hawaii Yak County Tom Carrell Dan Fermando Commniitee George Merrifield Ha Committee

Pleasanton plans $290000 county amphitheater break ground

City and county officials along with the Alameda County Fair board attended the ground breaking for a 290000 amphitheater funded entirely by fair funds. The facility will seat 2800 with concrete stands and landscaping and will host concerts plays and graduation along with annual county fair events.

Pleasanton County Fair Board of California

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