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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1970
Page
3
Irrington pupil Joh eschylarshind, daughter of Mrs Raver, advances to finals at Premun. Fremont and Sans are among supporters as the event highlights high school scholars compete for top honors.
Fremont officials and union rep Hampton Hickey promote a KQED fundraiser auction set for May 2 as part of an education effort. Mrs. George F Preston notes the district offers instructional services and show training, while the union urges support for the sale to fund classroom programs.
Fremont Adult School begins Monday offering over 30 subjects including American nation, business, civic, crafts, English, fine arts, foreign languages, homemaking, industrial, math, social sciences, and parent education. Registration runs through April 10, with schedules available at post offices, libraries, and schools. Contact the adult school office at 92 3391 for more details.
The United Auto Workers endorsed Mrs. Alice Cline for Fremont City Council in the April 14 election. Announcement was made by Al Brewer, secretary to Alameda County UAW Citizenship and Legislative Council. Cline was the sole candidate to receive the union endorsement.
Legal debate centers on whether militant rhetoric in a Cambridge speech by H. Rap Brown constitutes incitement to arson. Prosecution relies on a tape of Browns remarks urging burning a segregated school, while defense argues white jurors cannot fairly judge the rhetoric and cites a Kerner Commission report blaming local violence.
Fremont council candidates discuss housing supply and affordability. Allee Cline urges mixed housing to fit pay scales, while Dale Kesinger warns against eroding orchards and city charm. Masser and Pimentel push practical options including prefabricated homes and varied housing types to meet working families' needs. Ruth Willett emphasizes balanced development and avoiding single low cost zones.
David Eisenhower weighs career paths after Amherst College graduation planned for early June with wife Julie at Smith College. He contemplates government service or law school, while acknowledging his grandfather Nixon era questions and Vietnam protest tensions at Amherst. He enlists in the Navy for three years beginning mid-September.
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