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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1971
Page
2
Cal State College Hayward faces a larger than reported enrollment drop, threatening 34 or more part time professors. Officials cite a lag far from the 13,600 forecast and possible budget revisions. statewide totals hold at 262,000 but Hayward underperforms amid shared admissions.
Al Chipman, 72, of Santa Cruz, customizes his motorbike with a dog cockpit on the rear for Timmy and Tiny, two toy fox terriers, to join their frequent outings to Fremont.
Sacramento reports the California economy is showing steady improvement after the 1870 71 recession with unemployment likely to fall. The California Economic Indicators say durable goods employment rose 10 000 and personal income improved notably between the first and second quarters. The aerospace sector, residential building and retail trade bolster growth though non residential building fell 20 percent from a year ago and there are concerns of over building in several counties.
A three way San Francisco mayoral campaign features Alicio backed by downtown business and unions, facing opponents Diane Feinstein and Harold Dobbs. Voter interest rises over building limits, cable car cuts, and an elected school board amid integration busing controversy. In Taipei, vandals dug graves and took skulls from a village cemetery, puzzling police who found no other valuables missing.
The Daily Review lists subscription rates and circulation details with contact data. Publisher Floyd J. Sparks notes formal court order as basis for general circulation in Alameda County California.
The Senate approved a bill to settle native Alaskan land claims with 1 billion dollars in cash and a selection of up to 40 million acres. The measure finances include 300 million in federal funds over 12 years and 800 million from oil and mineral royalties, with rights to 40 million acres via private loans or full ownership of 3% and 20 million more acres unrestricted. Outcome to be finalized by a referended vote amid House differences.
Union City residents learn at 8 pm tonight at Manuel White School that New Haven trustees will consider alternatives to a nearly $10,000 water bill for James Logan High School. Options include a new well at $9,000, City of Union City paying for a nearby well, or objecting to Citizens Utilities rate structure with the Public Utilities Commission.
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