Fremont district top administrators salary dispute sparks apology
The Argus apologizes for earlier misstatements on Fremont Unified School District salaries. It reveals Superintendent Bolt earns 32 000 and Associate Supt Maloney 28 102 annually, totaling 57 102, with proposed 6 percent raises pushing Burt to 33 920 and Maloney to 28 608. The piece condemns high admin costs while praising Irvington High School students for their organized response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Unified School District
The
Argus
William Bolt
Tom Maloney
FUSD
Bolt
Harold Alameda
Maloney
Lupts
Board of Trustees
Fremont Unified School
Mary G. Rodrigues
Irvington High School
Washington and Kennedy High
David Coda
Irvington
Newark Readers Champion Self Supporting Leagues
Letters discuss Newark leagues funding through sponsor fees and events, praise high school anti smog campaigns, and outline Teague field improvements. Mrs Ronni Johnson notes youth baseball growth, new teams, and community benefits despite affordability limits.
Laughing matter editorial reflection and response
Editor notes mixed feelings on editorial pages with anger sorrow and rare giggles. The writer recalls avoiding the paper on some mornings to preserve belief in real people while praising a past editorial The Great Roundup and finding brief relief in small personal moments and expressions of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laem
Quality not quantity should guide voting rights
In a past discussion at the Huckins Hotel in Oklahoma, the writer argues that voting power should be tied to capability rather than age. They propose literacy or competence-based tests for citizens before allowing them to vote, cautioning against universal suffrage as dangerous and urging focus on voter quality over quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckins
Oklahoma
City
Wilh Us
Pritisher
United States
Stokok
Chicago Seven
Black Panthers
Supreme Court
Nixott
Senate
Pollution fears and real issues in ecology debate
Washington column by Richard Wilson discusses TV hype around pollution, argues against doomsday claims, cites Dr. Lee DuBridge on balancing pollution and population, urges realistic goals, cleaner living, and prudent government programs while noting oceans and seas will naturally process waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Sot
Scieice
Lee A. Dubridge
California Insitute of Technology
White House
America
Peace Corps
Great Seas
Nixon's Supreme Court pick under harsh media glare
The article critiques President Nixon's selection process for the Supreme Court, arguing Carswell may pass but lacks strong quality. It notes concern about public confidence in the judiciary, references Warren Burger and earlier nominees, and questions Nixon's ability to elevate the bench to meet expectations. It underscores the pundit view of political risk and calls for firmer, higher caliber selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixn
Warren
Forlas
Hugo Black
William Douglas
Nixon
Carswell
Supreme Court
Judge Carswell
Mir. Nixon
Inn Office
This Day In History Impeachment And Space Milestones
United Press international notes mark 1868 Senate impeachment proceedings against Andrew Johnson, who was acquitted by one vote. Also recalls 1933 bank reopenings after FDR’s bank holiday, Apollo 9 returning in 1969 from a 10 day orbital test, and 1954 Albert Einstein urging intellectuals to resist constitutional rights violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Andrew Johnson
Albert Winstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rolph Fairchild
Oatcomes
Newark
Fromond Soarls
Newark National
Pam Gerting
Fremont
Little League
Sion
Newark American
Weyaw
Ronni Johnson
Fadi
Lilers
T.N. Alexakos
Richard Wilson
Holmes Alexander
Supreme
John Mitchell
Earl Warren
Warren Earl Burger
Ernest
Fritz) Hallings
DSC
Clement Haynsworth
S.C
G. Harrold Carswell
Fla
Hollings
U.S
Haynsworth
United Press International
Frankfi D. Roosevelt
Thomas Paine