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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1971
Page
12
A dense TV timetable lists morning to midnight programs, from ED Rhyme and Resson to News Tonight. It covers cartoons, talk shows, soap operas, game shows, variety hours, several feature films, and news broadcasts. Multiple networks and channels are referenced with numerous titles, actors, and dates, reflecting a bygone era of television programming.
County Clerk announces a July 6 2001 deadline to file a Fictitious Business Name Statement for profit ventures. The notice outlines naming rules to avoid implying agency of others and notes some interim filing options between 1971 dates. Written guidance is available at the office and Ruth Rose is listed for more information.
A bridge problem shows at seven hearts needing twelve tricks. Start with a club opening and draw trumps, then handle the diamonds and a diamond ruff to reach the thirteenth trick. The diamond queen is avoided by cashing clubs and timing the ruff to utilize the long diamond sequence.
USW President J W Abel leads 450000 steelworkers into negotiations in Washington against President Nixon’s plea for restraint. Watchers expect demands near or above the prior $1.10 per hour rise plus a restoration of the cost of living clause. Abel claims workers’ purchasing power has fallen and signals readiness to back a long strike if needed. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel will accept any negotiated deal. Salem garden shop sign reads Hot plants and exciting bloomers.
SEATTLE Washington July scene shows 19 year old anti war activist Miss Bacon who told the U S government she has nothing but contempt for it. About 25 young women demonstrated on steps of the federal courthouse protesting her continued detention as a material witness in the Capitol bombing case. Bacon has not been charged. Her attorney Jennie Rhine read a statement written by Bacon saying the government may lay contempt charges but she holds contempt for the American government. Bacon spent about 1.5 hours before the grand jury earlier.
Teen readers ask about parents overreacting to underwear and a controlling father. The column advises recognizing limits, reducing bitterness, seeking understanding, and focusing on managing home life while planning healthier steps. Helen Bothel invites more letters for guidance.
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