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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1972
Page
2
A Mission San Jose High School student recounts her shift from quiet junior high to bold goals in science. She dreams of teaching, then marine science, driven by curiosity about the ocean and a desire to finish what she starts.
Activity guide listing breakfast sale at Tropics Mo bie Park Recreation Building with donation, plus Tri-City Recycling at Meadow Square, Newark Expo 72 by Hiking Club at Newark Community Center, La Fiesta at Mission San Jose, St Joseph’s Western Carnival in Fremont, Swim Lagoon opening, Donald G Glankler School dedication, nursery school events, Ohlone College drama Hit the Deck, Pinocchio Youth Theater, City Recycling at Meaday Flea Market, Little League Pet Parade, Carnival of Wheels at Irvington, La Fiesta in Mission San Jose, Damn Yankees at James Logan High, and Mary 22 art exhibit notes across Newark Fremont Union City.
Art club hours at Berkeley LlC and weekend bridge sessions listed as public notices. Fremont and Newark centers host duplicate and novice bridge games while Union City and Fremont City Council meetings are scheduled, with a focus on community action and food program discussions at Ohlone College Mission Boulevard campus.
President Nixon ordered transfer of 21 000 acres from the Gifford Pinchot National Forest back to the Yakima Indians. The move ends a 42 year effort after a mislaid map and a long legal process. The land will be administered for the tribe by the Interior Department.
Funeral services for Sarah J Chupco of Fremont will be held at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary. She is survived by four children including Vanie Williams and Eddie Chuipco. Burial at Tervington Memorial Cemetery. Elsie Agnes Martin of Fremont died aged 85. She was a Placer County native with a daughter Jane Moughty and two grandchildren. Private services were held.
A federal mediator joined talks Saturday to end a San Francisco Bay Area soft drink strike. Bargaining teams from several Teamsters locals and the Food Employers Council met with Mediator Gene Barry and attorney Sam Kagel. About 1000 truck drivers and salesmen walked off against bottling firms.
Chapman Marston, a pilot who flew President Nixon to China, will speak at the Starlite Hills Cabana Club. The event aims to discuss free speech and community issues. Scheduled for 7 p.m. at 26 Camphor Ave. Host is the Warm Latino Community Church.
In Northern Ireland a Belfast sniper killed a plainclothes police officer amid clashes in Tyrone and Antrim. Gunmen wounded a Catholic barber. bombings hit clothing stores with no casualties. Rioters in Londonderry protested as British troops prepared to reinforce Protestant areas.
Five Volvos parked at Plerott Motors on Fremont Boulevard were damaged early Saturday. Hoods and windshields were bashed, one grille destroyed, with police estimating about 140 dollars in damage per car. An employee saw a car flee at 4 am and the suspect was stopped in Union City as Fremont officers questioned the driver yesterday.
Police in Manila fired on 4 000 antiwar demonstrators as they forced a 400 strong cordon to reach the U S Embassy. At least 29 were wounded, two critically, including photographer Jugnito Pardico and Free Press shooter Raul Uyccco. About 50 were detained as clashes erupted on Geaside Boulevard with police in riot gear.
Rain dampened Armed Forces Day events at Fort Devens Massachusetts with about 140 people entering the fort, crowds mingling during the Army day program, and a dozen escorted from the gate amid no serious incidents. Outside Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee, eighteen arrests were reported as demonstrators tried to block routes.
A Washington analysis questions the Secret Service use of a computer data bank to identify potential assassins. It cites that the system relies on profiles of involved or suspected individuals and may cross-check names from FBI lists, with only a small subset deemed dangerous enough for surveillance. It also notes operations tracking protectees and historical campaign maneuvering around George Wallace and Hubert Humphrey.
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