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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
1
Readable lines describe a morning move toward fair skies followed by increasing cloudiness tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with highs around the 60s and a low in the 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday’s Fremont high reached 76 and low 50.
The Easter season will be marked in the Tri City area with an ecology oriented egg hunt and three traditional aunts tomorrow. Other items note management seminars at Irvington High School and a Bay Area rapid transit district grand jury petition gathering support in Fremont.
The article estimates a $165 billion price tag over five years to curb air and water pollution. It warns as many as 318 million jobs could be affected, detailing the government and industry burden and the broader impact of pollution controls.
A Alabama County cancer scientist clears cats once linked to a leukemia feared to affect humans, removing a health concern tied to felines. Ambitious coverage notes related pages and ongoing research developments.
A shaky news fragment reports a bill in the Citabensa Senate allowing girls to buy beer while boys must wait in the car. An unidentified speaker questions the motive, calling the passage a fake or staged story.
White House announced Nixon would invoke the Railway Labor Act to delay two rail strikes and propose executive orders for fact finding. Aimed at Penn Central and U S railroads, the plan would suspend action for days while Congress may be asked for emergency legislation if no settlement emerges.
The White House refused a Democratic leadership push for a fresh wage and price freeze while insisting inflation will be halved by 1972. Press Secretary Ziegler cited a positive trend in cost of living and noted farm price declines for beef and hogs as evidence of economic progress.
CHP runs two PVI mobile teams in Trinity area inspecting about 10 vehicles daily. Officers conduct a thorough roadside check to ensure vehicle condition and equipment comply with state law while stressing public cooperation. Public relations matter, as enforcement hinges on voluntary compliance, not interrupting emergencies.
Bombings and gunfire mark Britain's direct rule move in Northern Ireland after five years, killing a Catholic housewife and injuring multiple people in Belfast and Omagh. Explosions disrupt Lisburn and other towns as soldiers and snipers clash across the six counties amid ongoing violence.
A recount of Newark ballots for a 4 million school bond failed to alter the result. The bond issue lost by less than half a percent after a net change of seven yes votes in the recount, with 1,845 yes and 33 no for the measure originally cast. The state loan authorization totals remained separate.
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