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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1972

Page

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Muskie gains in Illinois as Daley leads field

Muskie moves toward the Democratic nomination with a strong showing in Illinois nonbinding votes, as McGovern battles for delegates. Daley leads among party favorites, with Simon and Walker in a tight race for the state’s Daley-endorsed slate amid a crowded field and diluted delegate allocation.

Paul Simon Daniel Walker McKlovern Simon NSM Walker Dekin Williams Tennessee Williams GOP Charles A. Peeey

Weather Forecast for Fremont Area

Rain likely this morning then clearing this afternoon and fair through tomorrow. Highs in the mid 60s with tonight lows in the 50s. Westerly winds today. Yesterday's Fremont high reached 74 and low 55.

Fremont

Fremont Newark district trustees weigh conduct code plan

Tonight the Fremont Newark Community College District trustees consider a restudent code of conduct a complaints against personnel policy and a PG E plan to rebuild a power line on the future Ohlone College campus also notes the Community Drug Council review of its image and crisis center location with page references.

Fremont-Newark Community College Pg&e Ohlone College Community Drug Council

Indians Ordered From Mission Site by Diocese

Wile lm Kennedy, attorney for the Catholic diocese of Monterey, states that a group of American Indians at Mission San Antonio de Pedro in King County must vacate after they declined an offer to stay as guests. The eviction notice follows their refusal to remain on the site.

Odeupy Mission San Antonio de Pedro Wile Lm Kennedy Monterey

Congress approves dollar devaluation in world trade push

The House votes 342 to 43 to back the administration's plan to devalue the dollar against other currencies to make U S goods cheaper and more competitive globally. Page 3. A Navy pilot's wife testifies about intimate relations with another man on the same day he began a long affair with a Navy chaplain at Cecil Field in Jacksonville Florida. Page 18. Senator Alan Cranston proposes a 30 million research program to study how to strengthen buildings bridges and dams against earthquakes and to review building codes after last year's San Fernando quake. Page 18.

House U.S Jacksonville Mary Ann Curran Andrew F. Jengen Cecil Field Naval Air Station Alan Cranston D-Calif Qranston San Fernando Valley California

Government Budget Slashes Taxes Ahead of Europe Entry

The government unveils a budget cutting income and sales taxes by 3.12 billion dollars aiming to boost the economy and ready Britain for entry into the European Common Market next year.

Britain

Pay Board Faces Potential Labor Walkout Threat

Three of the five Pay Board labor members prepared to force action at a labor council meeting. AFL CIO President George Meany, International Association of Machinists leader Floyd Smith, and U.S. Steelworkers head J W Abel plan to urge to halt participation in wage control. Remaining members Frank Pitten and Leonard Weedcock may attend. outcome unclear. Labor unrest follows recent power and wage control tensions since mid November.

Washington UPI Ted AFL CIO George Mummy Fleye Smith International Rssectation Mxchinlaty J. W. Abel United Sterworkers Uawaual Isbor Council of War WeineeZay Povermmant Ae Mecdrde Teak Tmah Apl-Cio Executive Council Sanit Wan Aminesod Meany Alvel Pay Beard Testeters Union Frank Pittaiwenend Leonard Weedcock Willee

Fremont budget hearings end with quiet turnout

Fremont public budget hearings for 1972-73 closed with light attendance and minimal citizen testimony. A resident at 957 Old Canton Road challenged the idea of substantial city economies and urged council to consider new tax authority or an income tax, noting the property tax has no relation to ability to pay.

Fremont Cty AS_REEDD Old Canyon Road Huckaby

Ex-UAW officials sue for 1.1 million conspiracy

Fremont filing alleges General Motors Camp Local 1364 and International UAW conspired to fire William Hegner Merrill Bowman and Ralph Wire over political stances and alleged wage fraud. Suit claims secret meetings between GM plant officials and Local 1364 leaders, with retaliation for grievances and union activity.

Fremont General Motors Camp United Auto Workers Union International Uaw Union William Hegner Merrill Bowman Ralph Wire Focal U.S. Bent Court San Fran Hegner Fremont Blvd Ehop John Herrera Inez

Roeding Loses Lawsuit Over California Nursery Land

In Fremont, George Roeding Jr. lost a $1 million lawsuit seeking control of all trees on a 70 acre California Nursery site. Superior Court Judge Robert H. Kroninger ordered Roeding off the grounds within 10 days and dismissed his counter-suit with prejudice. The Lowell Berry Foundation, the new owners, won the case.

Fremont George Roeding Jr Ina California Robert H. Kroninger Oakland Lowell Berry Foundation Roeding Dormer Berry Section

Coyote Hills set for big changes

Fremont Coyote Hills Regional Park will undergo major changes after action by the East Bay Regional Park District. The board will free buildings for public use while biologist Dr. Thomas Poulter will retain some SRI facilities for the Biosonar Laboratory and marine mammal work.

Fremont Coyote East Bay Strict Sanford Research Institute Hus Pubilc Ie Thomas Powter Ponter Poulter

Dance and crime collide in Alameda club case

A court lashes out at bottomless entertainment as a judge condemns acts of perversion while Gary Swartz faces conviction on five counts of lewd conduct and presenting indecent shows at his topless club. Bail set high and penalties include a sex offender tag, prompting debate on community standards and legality of onstage acts.

Alameda County Superior Robert H. Kroninger Judge Kroninger Swartz Se’ Topress-Bottomless Angela Davis Barbara Gaglianso Fremont Montergal Court Roy Pucci J Zist Sion Tench

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