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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1969
Page
6
Peterson’s chair hung from a ceiling winch 175 feet above the floor during a state capitol tour. Spectators watched closely as the unusual rigging provided a dramatic view of restoration work and the building’s interior.
Cal State College Hayward extension plans 25 spring courses in South County. New offerings include Afro American culture and history taught by Lawrence Crouchett starting April 10 in Meiklejohn Hall. A course on contemporary urban American Indians in the Bay Area led by Adam Nordwall begins April 8. Additional classes cover colonial West African education and black American education, and teaching tools like guitar in elementary classrooms. Weekend institutes include a tennis methods clinic and an aquatic ecosystem mini-institute. Courses begin April 7 across multiple Fremont and Hayward sites with extensive offerings in social studies, languages, and education strategies.
Chabot College offers two spring English courses designed for non native speakers. English 102 5 focuses on written skills including spelling punctuation paragraph organization and summarizing with sessions at 2 pm three days a week. English 102 11 targets bilingual students emphasizing pronunciation word order sentence structure and vocabulary with heavy tape recorder practice at 3 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Eight-year-old Melody Foucek and her sister Barbara learned their family puppy Daisy was destroyed by Alameda County Animal Shelter despite promises of observation. Shelter director William Humpert Jr said the dog was put down on a mother’s explicit instruction, which the family denies, while the owners had previously believed Daisy would be observed and released after nine days.
County school spokesmen urged East Bay Municipal Utility District directors to reserve open space land for outdoor education. Dr. William Landis said Contra Costa and Alameda districts need facilities for up to 44 000 students in day camp or week long programs, with access control. Landis and Donald Lundstram represented two million students across 13 districts. local groups backed a master plan and advisory committee for wilderness lands. Directors took no immediate action.
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