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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1971

Page

2

Nixon daughter set for White House engagement to Edward Cox

Capital awaits word of Tricia Nixon and New York socialite Edward Cox engagement expected announced Tuesday. Cox and Tricia, both 24, have known each other seven years and will wed in the White House with Dr. Edward G. Latch officiating. The couple plans to revel during a White House Irish evening tied to Mrs. Nixon’s birthday.

Key Biscayne Fis CPL White House Nixon Tricia New York Edward Finch Cox Edward G. Latch Eddie Howard Ellis Cox Cox Harvard Ralph Nader Raiders New Republic Manhattan Kary Vard Ste Nixons Howard Ellis Cox Jr Pentagon Julia Bolton Dempsey Cleveland Mary Ann “Marie Yale University Coxes Bun Ratty Singers Limerick Ireland

Migraines Seen as Growing Public Health Issue

Dr Dewey K Ziegler of Kansas Medical School warns migraine headaches are increasing with wide impact on work absence. He notes a family history linked to inherited tendency and cites triggers such as alcohol meals and bright lights as common precipitants.

San Francisco UPI Dewey K. Ziegler University of Kansas Medical School Tiegler Ziegler University of California

Panthers rally supporters outside New Haven courthouse

About 1,800 demonstrators gathered on the New Haven Green to back Black Panthers Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins on trial for the May 1988 murder of Alex Rackley. Two arrests were made as police eased security after assurances of orderly protest.

Newhaven Eric Epsen New York Timothy Hopkins Portsmouth N.H Seale Huggins Alex Rackley

Fremont Students Shine In Brier Elementary Variety Show

Fremont students at Brier Elementary School earned top honors in a student council sponsored show. Winners included Broncos with Edie Kenyon Vickie Fernandez Leslie Costa Joanne Coleman Michelle Costella in first. Curtis Van Devooren in second for improvisation. Cheryl Craig tied with Angel Glass Julie Johns and Stephanie Knowles in third. honorable mentions Tamblers Cindy Medeiros Deanna Long Debbie Vaneas Kelly Felts Cindy Husa Lori Rossellini Wendy Morris. A repeat performance is set for 7:30 p.m. March 31 in the school multipurpose room at 9201 Sundale Drive.

Tumblers Cindy Medeiros Deanna Long Debbie Vaneas Kelly Felts Cheryl Husa Lori Rossellini Wendy Morris Sundale Drive

Fremont protest over industrial arts missing at Centerville High

Fremont Unified School District board member John R Camara Jr urges parents to protest the lack of industrial arts facilities in the Centerville High School first phase. He warns students would be bused to other high schools and calls for a fact finding committee and a residents meeting before bids.

Fremont Fremont Unified School District Garidate John R Camara Jr Centerville High School Camara Schoho Trators

Bank robbery suspect caught in New York

FBI arrested Michael A. Rinaldi of Averill Park New York on a federal warrant for the January 8 1970 hold up of a Beverly Hills California savings and loan office. He faces up to 25 years if convicted and is jailed in Albany County awaiting transfer.

Albany N.Y Beverly Hills Calif Crooked Lake FBI Michael A. Rinaldi Averil Park Albany County Bell of Hea Kal Ment U.S Bender Solomon Los Angeles Rinaldi California Savings and Loans Office

California Democrats Challenge 1972 Convention Delegates Formula

A suit will challenge the Democratic National Committee plan for allocating delegates to the 1972 convention. Californians contend a one person one vote method should apply, using a three election average to count Democrats by state. Plaintiffs include Reinhardt Warshaw Manatt and the Center for Political Reform.

Coronado Calif UPI Democratic National Committee California Democratic Party Lawrence O'Brien Democratic National Washington National Stephen Rehinhardt Joseph Rauh U.S District of Columbia Democratic State Central Committee National Committee Reinhardt Carmen Warshaw Charles Manatt New York State New York City Center For Political Reform

Laporte murder case nets life sentence for FLQ member

Paul Rose a former schoolteacher and FLQ member was convicted of the murder of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte and sentenced to life in prison. He made pro Quebec statements and faced additional contempt charges for outbursts during the trial.

Montreal LPS Paul Rose Quebec Pierre Laporte Marvel Nichols Rose Quebec Liberation Front FLQ Laporte James R. Cross Cross Cuba Nada Pierre Elliott Trudeau Hose Fose Jacques Francis Simard Bernard Lortie

Interior set to convert fringe areas into urban parks

Interior Secretary Rogers Morton announced seven demonstration projects to convert fringe areas into inner city recreational parks. The plan covers 20 sites in Chicago New Orleans Los Angeles Newark East Baton Rouge Racine and Seattle with a total cost of 2.12 million funded half by the land and water conservation fund.

Washington UPI Interior Rogers C.B. Morton Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Land and Water Conservation Fund Chicago New Orleans Los Angeles Newark N.J East Baton Rouge Racine Wis Seattle Wash

Tunney urges lower media campaign rates

Senate testimony shows John Tunney arguing for reduced radio and television ad costs in campaign finance reform. He recalls spending 1.4 million in his 1970 race with 600000 on media and cites a seven cent per vote limit as a guide while pressing for broader media expense caps. He notes challengers in large states start campaigns earlier.

Benjamin Shore Washington John ¥. Tunney Dcalif Senate Communications Subcommittee Tunney George Murphy

Judge Criticism Sparks Judicial Parliament Clash in India

Chief Justice S. M. Sikri warned Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her Congress party that constitutional limits curb government power. The speech amid Parliament’s surge toward a two thirds majority raised fears of a power struggle between the judiciary and legislature over rights and property, with potential constitutional amendments on the table.

New Delhi UPI Indira Gandhi India Supreme Court S. M. Sikel Chandigarh New Congress Party Gandhi

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