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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1971
Page
2
A Fremont man traps a mouse nesting under his Utte sports car by enlisting a neighbor with a ball peen hammer. A bystander watches as the car revs and the mouse runs out, Moore strikes, and the two hunters celebrate their odd trophy amid quirky notes on local events and unrelated humor.
The Census Bureau projects U S population reaching around 322 million by 2000 if 3.1 children per woman occur, or 271 million if fertility falls to 2.1. Higher life expectancy and 400,000 yearly immigrant gains drive growth, while expanding birth control and abortion use dampen it.
Ford Motor Co. chairman Henry Ford II warned that government safety and pollution standards will raise car costs. He cited bumper upgrades costing about 100 million annually and estimated future price hikes of 600 to 1,000 dollars as standards expand. He questioned air quality priorities and criticized the air bag, calling it premature. He urged renewed consumer confidence through economic measures and supported Nixon's wage price freeze.
Stanford faces a decisive verdict on H Bruce Franklin, a tenured associate professor charged with inciting student violence and other charges related to campus disruption. The six week hearings ended in a courtroom atmosphere with 98 witnesses and a board of seven professors expected to issue a rec ommendation to president Ly man in three weeks. Franklin, a Melville expert, disputes the charges and argues the phrase shut down had lawful intent. His wife Jane publicly supported him with protest posters at the hearings.
In Sacramento the Legislature prepares for a pivotal session with major environmental bills and reapportionment debates. Aims include creating a single state conservation agency to replace pollution boards and forming an environmental quality board. Another measure would establish a coastline development agency with policy subagencies. Committees vote to advance these bills as floor action looms, while reapportionment plans gain discussion in separate committee hearings.
Bitter cold swept the Plains to the Great Lakes as a Sunday cold front set new lows. Zero readings appeared in South Dakota towns Lemmon and Pickstown while Louisville tied a decade-old mark for low temperature. Snow covered parts of Indiana and Kentucky with a fatality reported in Indiana. At Louisville Zoo, 14 flamingos were sheltered as one escaped and was seen near an airport.
A recorded message on consumer interest can be reached by dialing 556-494 the number printed yesterday. The Bay Area Consumer Protection Coordinating Committee aids weekly. The Argus regrets any inconvenience caused and urges readers to call the zoo. Record cold spread from Pittsburgh to Histon with readings from two to four below zero. Five Towns cities reported windchill values up to minus 20. Nebraska towns Annap, Norfolk, North Platte and Grand Island posted record lows six or eight above. Bright sunshine helped daytime warming.
Thousands of birds suffer entanglement from discarded beer can rings, a growing hazard in East Bay Regional Park District lands and remote state and federal parks. Groundskeeper David Yupp urges proper disposal, noting the loops are non-biodegradable and drift toward waterways.
Tur Arave published by Tes Daily Rayiew outlines subscription rates and address details for a Fremont California newspaper. The notice cites a 1821 act and lists circulation figures and mailing costs with addresses and contact information.
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