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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1971

Page

1

China's U.N. speech denounces U S policy and calls for withdrawal

Chiao Kuan-hua in a first U.N. General Assembly address assailed United States and Japan, urged U S withdrawal from Taiwan and Indochina, and backed Korea reunification steps. He praised anti imperialist struggles, denounced big country superiority, and pledged aid to backward nations and African liberation efforts.

United Nations UPS China United Nations General Assembly U.S Indochina Taiwan South Korea Chiao Kuan-hua Peking Assembly Chiao U.N United States Japan Mao Tee Jun Peoples 2Il South Vietnam Laos Cambodia Pyongyang Korea Korean Reunification Commission General Assembly Ching Big Four Mozambique Angola Lisbon

Regional recycling plan aired in Bay Area

A regional solid waste system would include 16 plants with two in Southern Alameda County. The plan envisions recycling or pulverizing waste into a SART produced, organics diverted by barges to the Delta to raise sinking farm lands. Ford Foundation grant funds claim a 109 year solution.

Alamoa County San Francisco Bay Area Sacramento San Joaeu Delta

Book flap sparks board clash over policy at Union City

Union City trustees debate removal of In Watermel on Sugar by Richard Bradigan. The high school book faced a prior near deletion after a faculty committee urged restricting it. Tonight the board weighs approval versus rejection with faculty, administrators, and the Union City Coalition presenting positions.

Union City San Francisco Richard Bradigan Mew Haven Pas Manuel White Tamarack Drive Uniior City Coalition James Logan High School Tock

Senate approves third area judge for Fremont Newark Union City court

Sacramento The Senate Fiscal Committee approved a bill to add a third judge to the Fremont Newark Union City courthouse. The measure moves to the full Senate for a likely week vote, with concerns over cost of visiting judges and travel for distant jurists.

Sacramento Senate Fremont-Newark Union City Senate Rules Committee Salares Premont Roy G. Pucci Peralta Boulevard Mendocino Shasta Lake Counties James F. Perley Commy Health Department

Baby Peanut the dwarf Siamese kitten grows slowly

Baby Peanut a seven week sealpoint Siamese kitten owned by the Bob C Rice family of 4565 Lasalle Avenue Fremont measures about 5 inches long and 314 inches tall and shows no deformities besides its small size A Fremont veterinarian Dr Bill Bentham of Central Veterinary Clinic says the kitten may be a rare dwarf if growth slows further and notes inbreeding can worsen dwarfism The kitten too small to hunt mice for now fits in a coffee cup and awaits its uncertain future

Itex Bob C. Rice LaSalle Avenue Fremont Peanut Bill Bentham

Council to face continuing free saga

The council confronts ongoing debates over free policy in a continued public saga, with back page coverage highlighting evolving positions and stakeholder tensions surrounding the issue.

Council

Newark Tops Off Ordinance Faces Supreme Case

The Newark topless ban may hinge on the Orange County test case scheduled December 7 in San Francisco. A ruling could come before year end. Site Club owner Gary Swartz argued Newark should wait for the Supreme Court decision.

Newark Orange County San Francisco Ange County Gary Swartz Supreme Court California Court of Appeals

Gun defect inquiry into fatal shot by youths at Canyon Heights

Police report notes inconsistencies in youths statements and pending coroner findings after four shots struck 31 year old Gee as he lay beneath a window during an incident at a walnut orchard on Flekerine Avenue near Canyon Hel Drive. Victim Gee died in early morning hours. four shell casings found at the scene. Suspects listed: Earl Coleman, Paul Coleman, Terrill Baugust, Miles Hebus, all residents of nearby Canyon Heights Drive and Orangewood Drive.

Flekerine AV Canyon Hel Drive J. Michael Morrison Morrison Gee

Weather outlook: fair through tomorrow with chilly highs

The forecast calls for continued fair weather with daytime highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s. A low tonight in the mid-30s to mid-40s. Small craft warnings show northerly winds 20 to 25 mph.

Officials to petition state highway commission over Foothill Freeway case

Union City officials and La Raza Unida attorney will appear before the State Highway Commission in Sacramento tomorrow morning to present their continuing challenge to the Foothill Freeway project. A county library director says about 12 000 of 30 000 Irvington Public Library packs were circulated before a Saturday fire damaged the building.

Pri Union City Attormeye la Raza Unida State Highway Commission Sacramento Irvington Public Library Ility Lois Lundquist Ormation

Struck Birth-Discharge Ruling Tests Public Interest

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals holds Capt Susan Struck can be discharged for pregnancy citing a compelling public interest in not having pregnant female soldiers in the military establishment. The ruling appears on page 11 alongside other state stories.

9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Susan Struck Air Force

Hoover reshapes top FBI staff amid staff shakeup

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover overhauled nearly half his senior aides in recent months focusing on removing his former likely successor. House backs 1.6 billion authorization to combat cancer expanding National Cancer Institute prompting Senate clash over Conquest of Cancer Agency. A Spokane sacrilege leads priest to pray for murdered sexton and youth behind church vandalism.

FBI J. Edgar Hoover Page House National Cancer Institute Senate Conquest of Cancer Agency Luke Kreuzer Spokane Wash

Middle East balance shifts, Serael rejects Rogers claim

Serael's ambassador to the United States declares that the balance of power in the Middle East has shifted in favor of the Arabs, disputing Secretary of State William P. Rogers' statement. The ambassador's remarks appear on page 2.

Serael United States William P. Rogers Middle East

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