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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
1
An OCR damaged page fragment describes a community gathering at the Hub Texars Livington Square Shopping Center with activities including a tea market and donations drive. The text mentions youth participation, a panel discussion, and a front page appeal for reader support and anonymity of contributors.
Reagan signals plans to sponsor a bipartisan property tax relief program if Senate support emerges. Reports detail a proposed plan replacing taxes on homes with land and improvements taxed, with renters benefiting from targeted relief. Delegates from both parties weigh chances of consensus as administration opposition persists.
A fragmented report outlines a contested bid process tied to Quentin W and a broad slate of officials. Key figures include Cody Gite and Moy pill, with references to a San Queatdiek meeting and a potential path through Moy Pill’s committee.
Finance Minister Moeller quits amid budget disputes with Schmidt and Leher as Germany faces a money market boom. Schiller absorbs vast power in a merged Finance and Economy ministry while the mark slides toward 4 500 per dollar and gold prices surge to $40.85 an ounce, signaling speculative moves amid a looming revaluation.
Gov Ronald Reagan suggested a potential run for a third California term or even a Senate bid in 1974 if Nixon did not pursue the presidency. He stressed he would not seek a third governor term, reiterating his long stance, while leaving options open for the future.
Police said former patrolman Abe Sitka at 232 Sitka St. died by hanging in his car in the garage after his estranged wife Marjorie filed for dissolution. Neighbors noted despondency over the divorce and a recurring back injury from his patrol days.
The Calaveras County Fair and International Jumping Frog Jubilee opened with 2000 training frogs and entries from ten foreign countries. Govs from Montana Pennsylvania and others were invited but faced delays or refusals. Notably the host frog Jumping Jelly Bean Vy entered by Governor Reagan, while Hoppy Longie, found in a San Francisco market, joins the field amid quirky tale of hypnosis by ping pong.
Utah Republican Rep. Sherman Po Lloyd asked 3,000 residents in his district whether the United States should set a date to withdraw forces from Vietnam. He reported receiving over 20 telegrams and letters urging a full Indochina pullout by year end, contingent on POW releases. He said he supports the President’s policies but seeks constituents’ views.
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