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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
2
A conversation on Marshall McLuhan and television’s impact on family life. The piece argues TV reshapes parent child intimacy, urges parental participation, and recalls stories of fathers telling serialized tales to their children, stressing the storyteller as key caregiver.
BERKELEY UPI The Berkeley division of the Academic Senate says Gov Reagan’s veto on faculty salaries is a slap in the face and risks California’s century old tradition of public support for quality education. The remark comes as lawmakers debate the veto amid budget concerns and higher education funding pressures.
Fremont Kennedy High School students increasingly ride bicycles to and from school in large numbers. The shift reflects changing priorities and greater self awareness among youth, contrasting with past views of students as still in junior high and relying on cars as a gateway to adulthood.
Union City city officials and La Raza Unida attorneys go to the State Highway Commission in Sacramento to press for reopening route hearings on the Foothill Freeway. The proposed Union City route would share a corridor with the BART line and two railroad tracks, potentially displacing up to 100 families in Decoto.
The California Assembly defeated a bill raising bus carrier liability for lost or damaged baggage. The measure would have increased limits from 100 to 500 dollars for baggage and from 50 to 250 dollars for smaller items, drawing opposition that argued it harmed consumers. A conference committee was appointed to resolve differences after a 30-19 vote.
An Eagle Court of Honor was held at Centerville Presbyterian Fellowship Hall to award Steven Richard Wariner the rank of Eagle. Scoutmaster Perry Rodin of Troop 176 announced participants Dr Richard Wood Phil Sousa and Gilbert DeBorba as honored contributors to the ceremony.
The Central Fremont Lions Club starts a two week fundraiser selling electric light bulbs to residents. Bulbs come in packs of six for two dollars each, supporting the club’s welfare drive and youth program.
Rogers asserted a Mideast claim prompting a reaction from Israel's ambassador to the United States on Monday, with officials cautious about its significance and scope.
The report blends a protest over a mountain lion hunt with comments on Middle East power shifts. Louis the lion refuses to pose for cameras at a Napa Valley ranch as Mrs. Jordan calls his name, while officials debate a U N debate and Arab actions against Israel. Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin? Yitzhak Hassan El-Zayyat? The piece notes Rogers and U S positions on the Arab Israeli balance and UN discussions ahead of Dec 1.
An hour long documentary titled Growing Up Female As Fix Become One screens at Ohlone College in Fremont detailing socialization of American women from ages 4 to 35. It examines how parents teachers media advertising pop music and marriage shape their lives with showings at 9:30 10:30 a.m. 7:30 8:30 p.m. and additional noon and 2 p.m. sessions in rooms 5 697
In Fremont a monthly service project saw Cub and Roy Scouts plant ice plant Saturday at John Gomes Elementary School 555 Lemos Drive. Den No B Pack No 47 was represented by J Welsh Oscar Bell Scott Storteen and Kurt Riedel with Jeff Welsh and Bill Bryant also helping. Troup No 131 included Gene Bell Ken Wright and John Harris Troup No 106 was represented by David Bell.
A blaze at the Irvington public library on Blacow Road caused extensive fire, smoke, and water damage estimated at 535000 for the building and up to 90 in contents. Officials say 12000 to 18000 books may need replacement, with recovery efforts under way and patrons asked to return due books to Centerville or Fremont libraries.
Fremont city planning director David Baker will discuss future traffic escalation in Mission San Jose in an address before the district chamber of commerce tomorrow. Baker’s address is scheduled to begin at 7 30 p m at the Study Hall at Ohlone College Washington Blvd. The public is invited.
An ecology themed light show titled Impressions will be presented at Fremont Community Center. The program contrasts natural beauty with environmental destruction and is free and open to the public at 40204 Paseo Padre Parkway.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century paper notes publisher names and city offices. Mentions Daily Review and county post office entries, with scattered place names like Fremont and San. The readable bits indicate a routine publication entry rather than a full event.
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