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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1969
Page
7
Fremont marks the dedication of Lake Elizabeth and the official opening of Fremont City Hall. Officials and residents gather for ceremonies highlighting the new civic landmark and administrative hub.
San Jose congressman Don Edwards introduced a $44 million four year bill to fund drug education seminars for educators law enforcement officers and community officials in Santa Clara Valley and the South Bay The measure supported by over five congressmen calls for demonstration projects teaching materials and evaluation of existing programs It seeks to present facts over fear and relies on agencies like the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the National Mental Health Institute Also Edwards proposes a traffic safety bill to raise air traffic controller standards workload pay and retirement benefits.
The County Water District will fill the post of general manager with Matt Whitfield overseeing outside operations. Boehler, 41, an industrial engineer from Oregon, was among 39 candidates considered and will manage district operations with a monthly salary of 1,308 dollars.
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center director Wolfgang Panofsky told the Senate committee he had an accidental meeting with deputy defense secretary Packard about the ABM debate and that the discussion did not amount to formal consultation. Panofsky called the Safeguard design inefficient and reliant on the same components as Sentinel. Other experts urged cautious support or broader arms talks, while Panofsky and Rathjens criticized overstatements of the missile threat and premature guarantees of protection.
The Associated Press notes that Ohlone College will merge its two student magazines Tempo and Tempest. Editor Sharon Bathmanban says the combined paper will feature Tempo’s photos and cover with Tempest’s literary content. The college paper earned an All American rating, reflecting its high national standing.
In Slough England Marie Clark’s cat Sam survived a near death in a house fire after a heart massage. The cat had earlier endured a concussion as a kitten trapped in a fireplace could not eat for a week after a bee sting and was almost roasted in an oven and hung by its collar from a tree.
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