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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1971

Page

8

Watermelon episode sparks library purge in New Haven District

A televised interview with New Haven School District trustees recounts a 1970s purge of books and materials, sparked by a watermelon episode and debates over academic freedom. The ban extended to Shakespeare, Alice in Wonderland, and biology texts, shifting to a Newspaper in the Classroom approach before backfiring and boosting reading among students.

New Haven Alameda California Alameda County Slaven R. “Stan” Richards Richards Margaret Stone Chaucer Out Snow White Red ‘Riding-Hodd Jack Sprat Ray Orruck Linn Brown Lrustees Brown Grange County South Garant I America

Fremont man pleads innocent to mescaline sale charge

Stephen M. Southworth, 20, of Fremont, pleaded innocent to selling mescaline after an undercover operation in a Hub Shopping Center parking lot led to his arrest earlier. Police observed him selling to a teenager and reported boasting about 150 mescaline tabs. Preliminary hearing set for Nov. 16, bail set at $2,000.

Fremont Stephen M. Southworth Fremont Blvd Southworth Washington High School

Alameda Creek Trail Construction Plans Outlined

Fremont approval required for the Alameda Creek trail project. A 25 foot wide 1,900 foot corridor along the creek will suit hiking biking and horseback riding. The Old Adobe landmark status and matching funds from sources like LWCF or housing department grants are being considered for direct transfer to the Inter County Parks Foundation.

Fremont California Inter-County Parks Foundation Land and Water Conservation Fund Department of Housing and Urban Development

Alameda Creek Recreational Trail plan outlined by officials

The park district and authorities discuss the Alameda Creek Recreational Trail from Coyote Hills to Niles Canyon. Officials indicate hearings will focus on dry land areas with decisions on land acquisition and project details after confirming historic status and trail linkage. Public presentations are planned in Fremont Union City and Newark.

Hulet Moonbtes Park District Hornbeck Alameda Creek Coyote Wills Niles Canyon Trudeau Tell Park District Alameda County Coyote Wills Aquatic Park Saint Fremont Union City Newark

Four indicted on dope charges in Alameda County

A federal grand jury indicted Gordon R Lux Nancy Lux Patricia Stark and Richard Calton on nine counts of selling dangerous drugs and four counts of aiding and abetting illegal transactions. Arraignment set for November 18. Arrests on June 3 yielded four hundred thousand amphetamine and barbital pills, the largest drug haul in Southern Alameda County to date.

Sa&n-Trancisco Gordon R. Lux Nancy Bellflower Drive Newark Patricia Rosemarie Stark Mano Ave Hayward Itegal Richard F. Calton Alameda Alameda County Mexico

Tree cutting probe slated in Fremont California

CAN representative Kay Just accused Singer Housing Co. of useless cutting at the California Nursery site. She will walk the site with city officials to verify adherence to the clearing plan. Ted Harpainter and Lincoln Fong will compare plats with CAN representatives. A demonstration was planned but depended on the tour results.

Fremont He Adobe Cam- Miller CAN California Kay Just Singer Housing Co Eustis Paris Ted Harpsinter Lincoln Fong Harpainter Fong

Fremont sets lire station dedication

Fremont will dedicate its eighth fire station this Sunday at the temporary $39,000 facility on 3728 Darwin Drive. The station serves the northern city area for 10 to 12 years until a permanent station is built at Fremont Boulevard and Darwin. Eight personnel will handle bicycle licensing dog licensing voter registration and first aid fire extinguisher use and fire escape planning. Mayor William van Porn will attend the 2 p.m. dedication events.

Fremont Darwin Drive Fremont Boulevard Darwin William van Porn

Retroactive pay hikes spark House action and protests

Washington policy clash as the House Banking Committee moves to require retroactive wage boosts denied during a current freeze. President Nixon and Cost of Living Council head Donald Trumpsfeld denounce the plan as piecemeal. Labor defends existing contracts while forecasts seek noninflationary guidelines.

Washington UPT House Banking Committee Nixon Donald Trumsfeld Cost of Living Council Congress

Two nabbed in robbery case in San Lorenzo area

San Lorenzo residents Paul M Aguaro and John W Lauterjung were arrested in Los Angeles and returned. They pleaded not guilty to armed robbery before Hayward Municipal Judge Robert Fairwell. Bail was set at 5400 each with a preliminary hearing scheduled for November.

San County San Lorenzo Los Angeles Paul M. Aguaro John W. Lauterjung Jake Weaver Wellington Place Fremont Hayward Robert Fairwell Wathesson Fairwell

Spaghetti Feed Slated at Premont School

A spaghetti feed sponsored by the Fremont marching unit will be held at Walters Junior High School located at 39600 Logan Drive from six to ten p.m. tomorrow. Donations of 1 are requested.

Fremont Walters Junior High School Logan’ Drive

Fremont sues Indian Hills developers over road upgrades

The City of Fremont filed a breach of contract suit for $70002 against Brodrick Flames executives Lloyd B Bradhall and Lawrence D Qanisay over failures to complete street improvements on Paseo Padre Parkway Mission Boulevard and five local streets per a 1969 agreement. Estimated cost for the improvements is $306,380 says City Attorney Allen E. Sprague. Bradrick Hornes has built several tracts but Warm Springs project remains unfinished.

Oakland Fremont Indian Hills Warm Springs Brodrick Flames Lloyd B. Bradhall Lawrence D. Qanisay Paseo Padre Parkway Mission Boulevard Allen E. Sprague Bradrick Hornes San Leander Soul County

Laird to Advise Shrinking U S Forces in Vietnam

Defense Secretary Laird is expected to urge reducing U S forces in Vietnam to about 40 000 troops over the next six to eight months while decisions on air war forces remain unclear Nixon ordered the overall count to fall below 184 000 by December 1 1970 Casual talks with South Vietnamese leaders continued Including Nguyen Van Vy and possibly Nguyen Van Thieu during Lairds visit A helicopter mission from the 101st Airborne Division hit a Communist convoy in the Veg Shay Valley killing the crew and destroying the train

Laird Nguyen van Vy U.S Nguyen van Thien Defense Saigon Inhal’ng Phnom Penh Cambodia 101St Airome Division Truick Wig A Shay South Vietnam Tiquervillas

Aid bill revived by Senate unit

Senate action revived a foreign aid package after a split committee vote. Mundt provided a proxy to back a key decision, while Muskie’s presence helped tilt the outcome. The plan envisioned 2.3 billion in humanitarian, economic, and military aid, with the humanitarian and economic bills facing opposition from liberals and isolationists.

Senate Fulbright Karl Munill R-S George Makin D-Vex House Approciations Committee House Congress Mansfield State Department William P. Bogers Ahe Defense David Packard U. S

Broken neck and spirit drive youth counseling efforts

Gambina cites peer pressure and drug experimentation as factors while noting youths need to reach a point where they can rap. He uses verbal contracts and weekly eight week sessions to address youths problems. Before his boating accident he worked as an appliance buyer and holds a degree from St. Marys College. He and his wife have three children.

Gambina St. Mary's College Moraga Byron Boys’ Ranch Contra Costa County

Burglary suspect captured after chase and surrender

Fremont officer Bobby Marey and Richard Dart pursued a burglary suspect behind Kelly's Redlats. The man surrendered after declaring he was too old for this, while a search found missing power saws, a pry bar and bolt cutters removed from a storage shelf.

Fremont Palace Bobby D. Marey Freaoul Roe Kelly Redlats Warm Springs Richard Dart Massey Dart Kelly's Col

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