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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1972

Page

1

Tel Aviv airport attack leaves many injured and dead

A mass shooting and bomb attack at Tel Aviv airport injured and killed travelers. Japanese attackers tied to a PFLP faction opened fire after deplaning from an Air France flight from Paris and Rome. Israeli officials identified two attackers and noted multiple fatalities and dozens wounded.

Popular Frord For the Liberation of Palestine PFLP Patrick Arguello Israel Nago Sugiaki Goa Meir

Weather Update Near AORN Ot E Cne Fair

A fair moves through tomorrow with minimal temperature change. Highs in the 70s, nights 40s to mid 50s. Fremont yesterday reached 78 with a low around 60.

Fremont

Fremont Unified study budget faces deficit for 1972-73

Trustees weigh a 36 million dollar school year budget for Fremont Unified with a reported 10 million deficit. The plan appears on page 3 of the edition. The article also notes a contempt finding against the father of Jonathan and George Jackson in the Angela Davis murder trial and a murder complaint against four Hell's Angels over narcotics related delays, with the president named.

Fremont Unified School District Jonathan George Jackson Angela Davis Hell's Angels Elayinge of Four Page

California Proposes Leniency Bill and Education Reform

Former Governor Edmund G. Brown backs a Senate bill to relax penalties for marijuana and cites federal commission recommendations. State schools chief Wilson Riles unveils a “revolutionary” plan to expand public schools to four-year-olds and overhaul early grades. The Assembly urges Nixon to set a firm Indochina troop withdrawal date in exchange for the POWs.

Senate Edmund G Pat) Brown Wilson Riles California Nixon Indochina

House votes to rename board and extend its duties

In a national vote the House approves 226 to 105 to rename the Subversive Activities Control Board and authorize the President to assign new duties to keep the body active. The Selective Service plans a July draft using lottery numbers up to 50 to meet a 7,200 draftee call.

House Subversive Activities Control Board Selective Service

Duke of Windsor’s burial marks long exile ending

The Duke of Windsor to be buried in the royal family cemetery, ending his long exile from the land he once ruled. President Nixon aims to show Kremlin leaders his peace-keeping vision, as Kis singer notes vested interests in global nuclear stability.

Duke of Windsor Edward VIII Nixon Kremlin Henry A. Kissinger

Bomb blast near Nixon ceremony in Tehran

A bomb exploded today near a torah as President Nixon was to lay a wreath at the tomb of Rea Shah the Great near Tehran. Early reports said no injuries. The blast occurred about five miles south of Tehran at a site roughly 160 yards from the crowd.

Tehran UPI Nixon Rea Shah the Great Iran Rey Emai

Fremont Postmaster Siatt Retires After 22 Year Career

Fremont postmaster Frank P. Siatt to retire at 62 after a decade in Fremont and 22 years in the postal service. Albert L. Koch to run the six office district as officer in charge until a new postmaster is chosen. Siatt to receive retirement papers. ceremony today at Irvinton main post office. Siatt plans travel, golf, gardening with wife Rose and family. Former WWII veteran wounded in Battle of the Bulge, recipient of Purple Heart and five battle stars.

Fremont Post Ofice Frank P. Siaff San Lorenzo Siaft Albert L. Koch Koch Offhe Siaff Culver Lewis Normandy Europe Siad Strapnel Statt

Fluoride Delay Halts Alameda County Water Service

Persistent fluoride shortages across the Western United States delay vaccination of Alameda and nearby districts. Hayward and ACWD await imports of hydrofluosilicic acid from Canada as Stauffer Chemical and Valley Nitrogen halt fluoride production. Factories near Richmond and Preston shut down due to anti pollution costs, with a Salt Lake City plant expansion not ready until July. Residents in Remont Newark and Union City face weeks more without fluoridated water.

Alameda County Waler United States AOWD California Hayward Canada ACWD Remont Newark Union City Stauffer Chemical Co Richmond Valley Nitrogen Co Presto Stauffer Salt Lake City Utah Stankey Ft. Saylor Fem

Nixon reaffirms stand with allies at Tehran dinner

President Nixon pledges U S support for allies as he winds down a Moscow Kiev visit and meets Shah of Iran at Niavaran Palace. He says U S policy rests on long standing alliances while noting arms talks with Russia and China diplomacy. The Shah hails Nixon’s visits as shaping world developments and stresses Iran seeks to ease Middle East tensions.

Tharan UPI Nixon United States China Soviet ‘Union Iran Kiev Ukraine Russia Ifan Niavaran Tehran America Peking Moscow Saadebad Palace

Newark district trims budget and considers tax hike

Newark Unified School District trustees heard a plan from Superintendent M Donald Thomas to cut 20000 from this year’s budget and raise taxes to cover the 293000 deficit projected for next year. No final decisions were reached as of press time, and the only savings proposed beyond staff cuts would be salary reductions.

Newark M. Donald Thomas Newark Unified School District Thomas

Fremont residents back Alameda County water bonds 73 million

The Federation of Fremont Residents endorses Alameda County Water Districts 73 million bond measure in a June 27 special election. Federation President Joseph Spotts argues bonds are key to limiting growth, keeping water rates and taxes down, and attracting industry to share the tax burden. He warns failure could drive industry away due to scarce water. The CAMD notes cities control growth and districts must connect new customers only if agreements are met. Bond repayment would come from water revenues, not taxes.

Fremont Federation of Alameda County Tri-City Jessen Spalls Sports

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