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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1977
Page
5
A reader’s letter urges fencing around all schools, keying lockers, restricting access, dedicated security, and paid for by costs of vandalism. The note attributes faults to officials and cites costs for windows, locks, and keying as justification for policy changes.
Irvington High presents You Can’t Take It with You directed by Jacquelyn Calvert. Nineteen cast members, led by Laura Marron and Steve Wertheimer, deliver clever performances in a New York 1936 living room setting with strong costumes and witty exchanges.
Hitachi promised that if allowed to open a factory in Britain it will cut imports. More than 100 trade unionists protested against plans to build a plant at Washington, County Durham that could produce 70 000 to 100 000 sets. Hitachi’s sales chief RB Mori said about half the sets would be for export and that imports from Japan and Britain would be replaced by British production.
The dollar fell marginally in Zurich and Tokyo and rose in several other markets. Gold eased to 146.25 in Zurich and 146.975 in London. Frankfurt closed at 2.3825 marks, up from 2.9595. Zurich finished at 2.5181 francs, above Friday’s 2.3108 after a weak start.
U N Ambassador Andrew Young began a two week Africa visit with stops in Zambia and Sudan after meeting President Kenneth Kaunda in Lusaka. Kaunda criticized Western oil firms over Rhodesia sanctions as panicking the region while Young held talks with SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma on belongings to Namibia and civil rights in southern Africa.
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