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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1971

Page

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Black Caucus presses Nixon on minority proposals by May 17

U S lawmakers urge President Nixon to respond to 60 proposed changes to improve Black and minority status by May 17 the anniversary of the Supreme Court desegregation decision. Rep Charles Diggs and Rep William Clay warn of consequences if he does not hear the call.

Washington UPI Nixon U.S Supreme Court Charles C. Diggs D-Mich Black Caucus Congress William Clay D-Mo CBS TV Morning News Clay House District of Columbia America White House Diggs Barl Warren

Day-old infant found alive in trash in Los Angeles

A gardener at a East Los Angeles cemetery found a day-old baby boy alive in a trash can Friday. The infant, wrapped in a towel, is in good condition at County USC Medical Center. Authorities noted the baby appeared Latin descent.

County Usc Medical Center

California plan to create 100000 jobs and boost public works

Sen John V Tunney and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti unveiled a joint plan to tackle unemployment. Moretti would fund 100000 public works jobs with 100 million state money and 400 million federal funds while Tunney urged releasing 11 billion in already approved federal public works funds. Welfare recipients would fill the new roles with training and advancement opportunities.

Los Angeles QPI John V Tunney State Assembly Bob Moretti California Moretti Congress Ronald Reagan

Nixon urges faith as answer to youth drug problem

President Nixon met with a group of clergymen at the White House to urge giving youth a sense of faith as the best alternative to drugs. He said ministers should address the root causes of drug use and help youths find belief to turn to when life disappoints, stressing faith's central role in solving the drug issue.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Pat San Clemente Calif Congress Henry A. Kissinger

Wooden Sculptures on Display in Newark Center

Five wooden sculptures by focal artist Pedro Coronado are on view at the Newark community center at 35601 Cedar Blvd. Coronado, a retiree living at 36883 Ruschin Drive, started whittling as a hobby and has pursued wood art seriously. One piece earned third place at the 1970 Alameda County Fair. The exhibit is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m., and Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 p.m.

Newark Pedro Coronado Coronado Ruschin Drive Alameda County Cedar Blvd

Ceramics classes signups close in Newark center

Newark city recreation officials say morning and evening ceramics classes at the community center will close today. Classes run Mondays from 6 p.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. March 2 through May 17 at 35501 Cedar Blvd. Fees are 9.50 for residents and 10.50 for non residents. Beginners and those with prior instruction are limited. Registration is at the center until 6 p.m.

Newark City Recreation Department Cedar Blvd

Berlin talks fail to end tension remains unresolved

The Big Four ambassadors completed a year of intermittent Berlin talks with no progress toward a pact to ease tensions in the rouble hotspot. A four power communique noted a two hour forty five minute session and planned to meet again April 16. Western diplomats warned progress could take a decade.

Berlin UPI West Germany East Germany Soviet Union Kenneth Rush Pyotr A. Abrassimov West Berlin

Chabot College Benefit Dance for Chicano Scholarship

The Chabot College Chicano Student Union will host a benefit dance from 8 p m to midnight on April 2 in the Student Center at 26555 Hesperian Blvd Hayward. Little Joe and the Latinaires perform Chicano soul from Texas. Tickets are 3 dollars per person with proceeds to a Chicano scholarship fund. contact Henry Woods at 76 3000 ext 285 or 289 for details.

Texas Chabot Henry Woods CSU

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