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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1977
Page
8
The Hayward school board voted 9 to 2 to plan a base skills school opening in September. No site chosen though Schafer Park is recommended. operating details remain undecided. Public interest is high as other districts report strong demand for basic skills focused education.
Newark citizens demonstrated peacefully and with resolve at the Alameda County Mayors Conference Wednesday night. They protested Fremont plans for the southern plains area, arguing the council has overstepped while praising Fremont’s broader solution to a tough problem.
Wil Rogers jokes about Secretary of State and Mexico in June 1925 column, joking that Americans come to Mexico to work while Mexico sends workmen to the United States. He quips about sending notes and famous note writing by secretaries of state.
A compiled roster of federal and state representatives for Southern Alameda County. Includes U S Senators Alan Cranston and S Hayakawa with local and Washington offices. U S Representative Don Edwards. State Senators John Holmdahl and Alfred Alquist. State Assemblymembers Floyd Mori and Alister McAlister. Alameda County Supervisors Valerie Raymond and Charles Santana with district and office details.
California may see up to a billion dollars in refunds from gas electric and telephone companies over the next eight months. The state Public Utilities Commission faces how to split the windfall with residential customers favored over businesses, amid debates over large corporate refunds and a possible Supreme Court showdown.
Paul Harvey says crime reports show no overall rise and a drop in violent offenses yet warns against interpreting such data as a moral revival. He notes FBI gaps on victimless crimes like arson and fraud and critiques the promotion of dubious real estate and insurance schemes tied to organized crime.
A Washington opinion piece argues the Youth Safety Act will burden charitable groups like the Salvation Army, YMCA and Scout camps with new regulations and costs. It contends there are already many safety rules, the bill is bureaucratic overreach, and would hinder underprivileged children’s summer camps. The author urges voters to protest to stopped passage.
In Sacramento Senator Paul Carpenter proposes SB 135 to create a state quake prediction network with 1.5 million dollars for the Seismic Safety Commission. Volunteers would monitor water levels, gas readings, animal behavior, microseismic activity, earth tilt, and magnetic changes along faults to forecast earthquakes and reduce loss of life.
In a sensational tale from a gilt drawing room, rich Aunt Gladys discovers the Brick Oldsmobile bears a Chevrolet engine under the hood. Uncle Henry recalls the incident, noting the man’s cruel quip and Gladys’s collapse, vowing help as she laments owning a Chevy.
Senator Hayakawa reportedly seeks dawn lessons to master new skills while avoiding stepping on toes. The move signals a cautious approach to public responsibilities amid ongoing policy debates.
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