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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1972

Page

2

Federal report calls for zero growth population policy

The Commission on Population Growth urged Congress and President Nixon to pursue zero population growth and prepare for long term expansion. It warned 2.25 million births yearly would need a city the size of Philadelphia and outlined two child families as a goal while noting even that would stabilize growth in 70 years. It warned water shortages and traffic strain could worsen, with the poor bearing a heavier burden.

Commission On Population Growth Congress Nixon Gotn D. Rockefeller ITI Commission Tod Philadelphia

White House on firm footing despite minor ground shift

Washington reports the White House shows no significant movement since a 19- year period of monitoring. the National Geodetic Survey notes zero perceptible shift in the building’s foundations, despite historical concerns during past administrations. Engines and cracks have not moved the structure materially.

Washington UPI Netionel Geodetic Survey Vayers

Obituaries for Jim Bile Mageera and Eva Home in Fremont area

Funeral services for Jim Bile Mageera of Los Angeles will be held in Fremont Memorial Chapel Morkamry at 18 sin tomorrow. He was a member of Palo Duro Recreation, Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 747 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Port Hea of Amarillo Texas. Services will be under the direction of the Masmiic Lodge and Rev. Charles Russell of the Evington Baptist Church. Burial will be in Arkanes. Funeral services for Eva O. Home, 80, who died Thursday in Fremont, will be offered in Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary at 2 p.m. tomorrow. A native of Texas, she had been a Newark resident for 31 years. Surviving: three daughters Vella Porter of Ghibe Arizona, and Dorothy Crawford and Retha Boyce of Newark. three sons Wille Faeris of Newark, Alvis Farris of Dublin and Thad Farris of Los Angeles. two sisters Martha Kirkpatrick of San Luis Obispo and Billie Johnson and Rose Cook of Oklahoma City. one brother Charlie Penny of Oklahoma City and C. D. Penny of Stockton. 19 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren. Burial will be in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Fremont.

Jim- Bile Charles Russell Evington Eva Fremont Fremont Chapel of the Roses Peralta Blvd Texas Newark Vella Porter Ghibe, Ariz Dorothy Crawford Retha Boyce Wille Faeris Alvis Firris Dublin Thad Faeris Los ‘Angeles Hief Martha Kirkpatrick San Luis Obispo Bailie Johnson Rose Cook Oklshoma City Ode Charlie Penny Oklahoma City C. D Penny Stockton

Drawing Classes Open Tuesday at Olive Hyte Art Center

Drawing classes will begin Tuesdays at the Olive Hyte Art Center, 120 Washington Biv, for eight weeks. Enrolment and applications are available at the art center. The enrollment fee is 15 dollars.

Olive Hyte ‘Art Center Washington ‘Biv Art Center

Leslie Salt ends talk of sale in unsettled negotiations

Leslie Salt Co. ends talks about selling to C and H while negotiations with Mobil Oil Estates continue. The Philadelphia area report notes the deal termination follows earlier talks and states no impact on Mobil Oil negotiations. Mrs. Vermekta Marcos announced an official visit to Moscow next week by invitation of the Soviet government.

Newark Leslie Salt Co Caaidorba and Hawaiian Lugsaw Co Peo C and H Mobil OM Corp London UPI Vermekta Marcos Philippines Mos J. Dutro Mobil Oil Estates Leslie

CDE Center closes for year evaluation in Fremont

The Community Drug Council erigig center will close this week while staff and volunteers evaluate the program for the coming year. 21tour hotline services and Interven tion will continue as no conal. The staff can be reached by phone 72-7000 or 72-7964. Possible discussion topics include a new site summer activities volunteer screening and new workshops.

Fremont Community Drug Council Erigig 21Tour Erkis

Fragmentary historical notice of Port Ortler publication

A damaged OCR snippet references Baylew Flora L Sparus and a publisher, with mentions of a general prete act and a Port Ortler entry. It appears to be a fragmented legal or catalog notice from a early 19th century record, lacking clear names, dates, and full actions.

Baylew Flora L. Sparus Ayer

Chile refugees land in San Diego harbor rescue tale

A 100 foot rust stained trawler named Irena Rafael carrying 10 Chileans docked at Shelter Island in San Diego. Immigration officers will decide if the group may stay in the United States. The crew led by Captain DeWitte fled Chile to escape Allende’s Communist rule. The boat had previously left Mazatlan and Mexicali, with an earlier escape from Mexico denied asylum. They were aided by yacht owner Richard Reynolds after assisting him when his transmission oil was lost, stating they had lost their country.

San Diego Calif UPI Tlm Sun Ap Eugene Shelter Island Harbor United States Frank Small United DeWitte Belgium Chile Lord of Hope Trey Rees Daueieseft Canada Vancouver Patrick Allende Irena Rafael Mazatlan Mexi Mexico Kwan Yin Richard Reynolds Reynols

Bible experts see older St Mark fragment in Dead Sea finds

Rome UPI reports Bible scholars dispute that a new fragment of Mark's Gospel from Dead Sea scrolls may predate 20 years earlier than the current oldest NT piece, challenging the dating of New Testament writings. O Callaghan proposes the fragment could shift early Christian text history, though he remains cautious.

Rome UPI Alain Mark Egypt O'Callaghan Pontifical Biblical Institute

Newark Woman Hurt As Car Slams Fence Near Hayward Course

Newark resident Carla Lovist Porter, 53, of 6453 Bromsway Avenue, was hospitalized in stable condition after a car collision on Mission Boulevard damaged 80 feet of a fence at the Hayward Go Course, struck a tree, and left her with a fractured ankle and a dislocated hip. The crash sent her to St. Rose Hospital in Hayward in the intensive care unit with multiple injuries.

Hayward Newark Mission Boulevard Carla Lovist Porter Bromsway Ave St. Rose Hospital Porter

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