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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
3
A dense daily timetable lists morning to late night programs across networks and channels. It includes news, talk shows, cartoons, soap operas, movies, game shows, specials, and auctions with many titles and participant names across varied time slots.
A Panama City accident on the Thatcher ferry bridge left 38 of 43 passengers dead after two buses racing at about 50 mph crashed through a guard rail and tumbled 150 feet into the canal. Five survivors were in critical condition at Gorgas Memorial Hospital. Police cited eyewitness reports of the fatal plunge on the canal entrance.
The text describes a six diamonds hand where West leads clubs and after cashing hearts the contract collapses when a heart is ruffed. It explains ducking the second heart as the key defense to avoid a single heart loser and force a favorable trump return, noting a small return premium on a large policy.
Stanford reports heart transplant pioneer Dr. Norman Shumway says open heart surgery will be extended to San Francisco area community hospitals. New centers at El Camino Hospital Mountain View and Peninsula Hospital Burlingame will ease demand on the 200 bed university hospital and expand pure research opportunities.
A new gel contact lens made to absorb water and stay flexible is expected to reach market in Washington Oregon and Alaska later this month. The lenses aim to ease discomfort for millions of wearers currently unsatisfied with standard contacts.
City Manager Jerome Keithley named three officials to lead Oakland antipoverty efforts with Richard A. Bailey as leader and Juan F. Lopez and Gerald E. Newfarmer as the other members. The program shifts from the Oakland Economic Development Council after funding disputes with Governor Reagan. state support will continue month to month while the city assumes control.
Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut, once censured by the Senate for alleged campaign fund misuse, died yesterday at his Old Lyme home from an apparent heart attack. He was 63.
In April 1959 California welfare recipients fell to 2,254,581 from March, a drop leaders say may reflect seasonal employment. AFDC totals declined to 1,650,457 with 1,156,625 children and 425,997 mothers. Other categories remained largely unchanged as officials note the trend needs time to confirm.
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