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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
1
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A Democratic plan in Sacramento asks for a $2 billion tax shift including income sales and business taxes. It targets young home buyers and renters while promising relief for seniors and businesses. The package would raise income tax rates cut property tax on owner occupied homes and expand state welfare and school funding. Governor Reagan opposes tax increases this year but supports withholdings.
In Life magazine an interview with Mississippi black leader Medgar Evers’s brother recalls his vow to kill a white man weekly after Medgar’s murder. Evers says he chose lawful political work to advance civil rights instead of violence, recounting a turbulent past including bootlegging, brothels in the Philippines, and numbers rackets in Chicago.
Funeral services for Prentis Shoormake 4a who died yesterday in Fremont will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the Fremont Memorial Cemetery. A Laval native, he was survived by Timely Shoemake of Newark and many others.
Ohlone College screens two films on chemical and biological warfare risks. The BBC production A Plague On Your Children plays tonight at 7:30 p.m. and repeats tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. in room 108 on the main campus at 650 Washington Blvd.
The recent spelling bee hosted by the Fremont School Club named Vickie Fernandez sixth grade Kevin Posten fifth grade Debbie Helms fourth grade and Johnita Long third grade as winners.
Ida Staggers, a longtime TWA stewardess born in Hill City Kansas, celebrated her 59th birthday while noting a 35 year career with the airline. She began flying in 1934 on a Kansas City to Chicago leg, recalled early days as a nurse-turned-flight attendant, and spoke of changes in the industry and a wish to retire only at age 65.
The article notes Martha Mitchedt becoming the first wife of a Cabinet member to attend the White House Correspondents Association Annual dinner as a potential news maker guest. It details rules allowing working women reporters and notable figures, but she faced initial exclusion after protest and scrutiny from prominent political watchers.
In St Louis a tax refund for a family prompts questions about federal fund allocations and restrictions. IRS officials say the funds cannot be redirected to support war aims, while commentators describe the event as a teachable moment about taxation and government budgeting.
Seattle activists say Leslie Bacon may gain release on a motion to quash her federal grand jury subpoena amid allegations of government wiretapping. Attorneys argue the government used wiretap and surveillance to obtain evidence, while Bacon remains under 24 hour guard and a $100,000 bond option is possible.
Nelson Whiteside surprised his wife Mrs Whiteside of Shively Louisville with a 40 pound curly tailed baby pig for Mother's Day joining the family's pets. She noted this was not the first unusual gift as he previously gave gardening tools to build her garden and said there, now get to work.
Washington reports that President Nixon and Pat Nixon spent a Sunday cruise down the Potomac aboard a camary as guests of the White House. The event drew family friends and reporters who observed the First Family’s outing.
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