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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1971
Page
1
A Jewish Menorah near the Knesset in Jerusalem anchors an 80 minute film and lecture presention tonight at 8. The event surveys Holy Land scenes and Jewish heritage as part of a wider program in the city.
Soviet negotiator Vladimir Sementy said Moscow would pursue positive results at the SALT talks, urging a businesslike, constructive approach despite differences. The fourth round opened with U.S. negotiator Gerard Smith noting potential progress, as Washington pushes for a comprehensive arms-limitation framework while Moscow seeks gradual limits including ABMs. Both sides face a rocket buildup and China’s advancing intercontinental capabilities, with major disagreements over whether to cap all offensive systems or carve out certain weapons and bases.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will decide on a wage hike contested by teachers and city workers who threaten to strike. Last week a four percent raise was granted, disappointing many union members. The Labor Council set a strike vote meeting for Tuesday morning, though leaders were not urging strike action.
Washington High School’s class of 1963 plans a May 8 reunion at the Fremont Elk Club. Admission is 3.75 per person or 7.50 per couple. Checks go to Miss Paula Kozores. must arrive by April 26 at 3663 Benton St No 117 Santa Clara 95051. For details call Joyce Horessi Bates at 797-5761.
Washington reports the National Research Council will form an Agricultural Board committee to assess the genetic vulnerability of key crops. The effort follows a corn epidemic that destroyed up to 70 percent of the nationwide crop and 50 percent in the South, caused by a virulent leaf blight fungus. The group will also examine wheat rice and sorghum to identify narrow genetic bases and propose safeguards to prevent future outbreaks.
Ohlone College in Fremont hosts a free noon and 8 p.m. screening of The Skin of Our Teeth the first in the Civilisation series produced by the British Broadcasting Company. Narrated by Sir Kenneth Clark the film surveys 400 to 1000 A.D. easing through the fall of Rome to the Gothic rise while noting Viking and Islamic threats and Celtic monks refuge at Skellig Michael.
San Quentin prison remains under general lockup as authorities report 12 stabbings in the past week with one fatality. The upheaval began after three black inmates were stabbed in the mess hall shower triggering intensified security and a string of minor fires in the east block.
Malformed historical notice references an Alameda County Superior Court order linked to a California publication. Partial details suggest a publishing determination or legal communication. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. core terms indicate court action affecting circulation.
Doctors report Preparation H provides prompt temporary relief from hemorrhoidal itching and pain. It also helps shrink swelling in many patients and is frequently recommended or used by doctors for their families.
Newark Recreation Department hosts a city wide kite day at Newark Community Park this Saturday. Two age groups compete for Most Unique Kite Best Decorated Kite and Highest Flying Kite with registrations at 11 a.m. and contest starting at noon. For information call 793-100 ext 0H.
In Los Angeles a nude man, 21 year old Joseph Fidel Sandoval, fled a street encounter with police and was shot after arming himself with a 16 inch lead pipe found in a pickup. Four officers responded to a call in the 1200 block of Valencia.
Police responded to a report on Street where Sandoval was found in a truck. They ordered him out and a fight ensued. Officer Robert Treet fired once and Officer Wesley Clearry fired three times. Sandoval collapsed on the Street and died.
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