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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
1
Fremont chapter of Zero Population Growth will hold an open meeting at 8 p m today in Room 115 of the Onlore Cevine building 650 Washington Blvd Al Holger Rasmussen chapter coordinator said the group backs legislation to improve the environment and support population control as a key to American quality of life Dr Rasmussen will discuss environmental and population problems and the group s goals
Fremont man Douglas Ferguson, 20, said he was robbed of 73.60 by a stranger he met on the street who claimed to have just received his income tax refund. A six inch hunting knife was held to his throat and the bandit fled on foot with the cash at Eggers and Kimbro drives.
Kurtis Lile art instructor and coordinator for Fremont Unified School District will teach a University of California extension course for teachers on Ceramic Techniques in the School Program from 7 to 10 15 p m Wednesdays April 1 through June 10 at Mission Valley Sensor Fremont 41700 Denise St Enrollment information and forms available from UC Extension 2223 Fulton St Berkeley CA 642 1178
Fremont Council PTA will elect 1970 71 officers at a general meeting starting at 9 45 a m Thursday in the Fremont Community Center 40204 Paseo Padre Parkway. The meeting will include a workshop on the state convention and health and welfare. Unit reports will be presented by the Worsis Oliveira Parkmoni and Rix PTA units.
Michael A. Crane, Williamson High School teacher and former Oakland police officer, will address drug abuse at the Hopkins Junior High School parents club gathering at 7:30 p.m. today at 00 Driscoll Road, Fremont.
Sacramento announces mailing of 11 checks to Meda County residents certified by the county assessor to receive Homeowners Property Tax Relief payments as a result of last year’s applications. Statewide mailing totals 1,000 checks, raising the overall number mailed to 2,495,273.
A Newark High School event features environmental programs on Thursday and Friday with speakers Sen. Nicholas Petris and Don Dillon among others. The event includes a garbage art show, device making activities, a hike event and an eight car demolition, as announced by Debra J. Matson and Mary C. Meredith, advertising chairmen.
American and Soviet leaders will hold a National Convocation on the Challenge of Building Peace in New York on April 28. About 2,000 attendees from science business and education sectors are expected as panels discuss arms race environment and aid to developing nations with full press access.
Rep Wilbur D Mills predicts Nixon welfare reform will pass House overwhelmingly next week and gain Senate approval. He calls the plan a miracle piece of legislation capable of moving about 3.1 million recipients to work in its first year, while warning of possible defeat in conference if costs balloon.
Former Interior Minister Pol ycarpou Georghadjis, known as the Houdini of Cyprus, was killed in an ambush eight miles from Nicosia. Officials said he may have been lured by promises of information on an alleged March assassination attempt against President Makarios.
The Daily Review reports an Alameda Superior Court Order No 3148H from California state court. It lists subscription rates by mail and general distribution details amid a damaged OCR style notice.
About 304 British Black Panthers rallied Sunday before the U.S. Embassy at Grosvenor Square to condemn the persecution of Black Panther brothers in America. Police kept about 104 officers on hand as 16 Panthers’ arrests from a prior embassy protest were noted.
The U S Patent Office will speed up processing for anti pollution patents cutting time from three years to six to eight months. Industrialists and individuals with devices to curb air water or soil pollution may seek priority by explaining how the invention works. Officials expect the move to spur environmental improvement and further creative effort. Snow fell across northern and central Spain with heavy snowfall in Segovia.
Redwood City readers learn that about 60 animal protection groups, led by the San Francisco SPCA, contest the will of George M. Whittell who left roughly 6 million dollars to animal welfare causes and organizations. The will, from Woodside, also provides separate sums to Audubon Society and Defenders of Wildlife, with a widow already receiving 1.25 million. Whittell kept animals on his estate and hosted dinners with lions and snakes.
Doctors in New York report a medication that provides prompt temporary relief from pain and itching of hemorrhoids. It also reduces swelling in inflamed fissures and shrinks swollen tissues, with hours of relief.
In Warrenton Virginia 250 liberal Republicans from 42 states met to condemn Nixon's Supreme Court pick G Harrold Carswell and to press for civil rights. Speakers urged lobbying to defeat Carswell and hinted at leaving the party if racial policies persist. the Ripon Society led the protest while conservatives did not attend.
Newark residents will receive a questionnaire with their utility bills asking for discussion topics for the Newark Congress or Community Progress. PG and E plans, 6600 customers plus 3700 Newark High School students will vote on five topic areas and provide comments. The event runs April 1 at Newark High School with a slide presentation, five panel discussions, a luncheon, and recommendations from the panels. Reservations are available through the Newark Chamber of Commerce or committee members.
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