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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1972
Page
1
Fair cool Wednesday with west winds at 12 to 20 mph. Afternoon high near 86, low around 48. Yesterday's high 92, low 43. Oxidant index 12 and air pollution level 45 light.
The Newark Chamber of Commerce meeting at noon will highlight the old and the new with Chamber Manager Robert Jaeger announcing three incoming industries to the city. Angela Davis testifies for the first time in her six week murder trial as Page 2 notes.
The article notes hints of a broad West Coast longshoremen strike while U S District Judge Albert C Wollenberg signals he will rule against the union in its dispute with the federal Pay Board. It also mentions Cesar Chavez announcing another nationwide lettuce boycott and other political and legal developments across pages 5 and 2.
Republican governors endorse President Nixon on foreign and domestic plans in a praise filled piece that omits Viet Nam bombing policy. Defense Department notes dire Saigon turn as Quang Tri falls. Hoover praised as a defining law enforcement figure. Miami Beach security bid linked to Askew’s pledge of 400 extra state police.
The government announces a policy to control foreign investment by granting the cabinet power to block takeovers that do not provide a significant benefit to Canada. Military sources note the United States has had contingency plans since 1969 for withdrawing forces from Vietnam with a Marine amphibious ready group kept offshore for potential need.
Humphrey leads Indiana with 47 percent to Wallace 41 as Muskie and McGovern supporters factor in. Ohio results slow with a voting machine snafu extending hours in Cleveland. Wallace aims to snag a large Indiana delegate total while Humphrey stays ahead in Ohio despite late returns.
East Bay Regional Park District directors heard a published plan from consultants outlining a two section future park split by Alameda Creek. The north would host horseback riding and boating while the south would remain wildlife habitat with picnicking biking and nature observation. The plan sparked hesitation from Board President Blumberg who questioned the north expansion and potential costs. An interim development phase budget includes 140 008 for converting a former lab to an interpretive center removing Nike facilities and linking bicycle paths to the Jeauceys Creek trail system.
Fremont trustees approved teacher fringe proposals totaling over $1 million with a 41 vote despite concerns about funding. A 3.2 percent cost of living raise for district staff would cost about $640,000 if funds are available. Teachers pushed for a 45 percent above COLA raise. a tax override was requested to cover fringe benefits including dental and enhanced medical plans. Additional plans include a second phase for a interpretive center and park facilities and a long term land lease around a salt pond for nominal fee.
Fremont A student newspaper article by Ohlone College Student Body President Chris Flesuras on growing marijuana triggers campus uproar. Trustees react variably with some outraged and others calm. Board President Charles Snow questions use of college funds for such content. Trustee Abraham Hechler calls it shocking. Others labeled it a minor misstep or dismissed it as farming policy, while President Stephen Epler contemplates action.
Alameda County proposes a 21 cent cut in the property tax rate to 2.98 per $100 of assessed value for 1972-73, the first rate reduction in 16 years, as part of a $269,719,975 gross budget. Welfare costs fall despite large absolute figures, and health and law enforcement expenditures rise, partially offset by state and federal funds. Public hearing set for June 13.
Reed A. Porter, new managing partner, announced Sunol Valley Golf Course plans to add a 156 room hotel with tennis courts swimming pool and equestrian club. Hawaii San Francisco Investment Co. no longer holds ownership. about five limited partners remain. Porter's eight month negotiation followed his management of Bay Area hotels including the Detroit Leland.
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