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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1971
Page
1
The White House declined comment on a Civil Rights Commission report. Hesburgh criticized federal bureaucracy for inertia and delayed progress, saying the president fosters a divided nation with insufficient policy direction on civil rights.
A Newark Union group weighs a proposed marina to serve both boat types, but access and financing issues cast doubt. The report by Wiley Harn and Blair back page sections outline a park oriented approach and unresolved funding.
Promised steel work schedule delivered to causerellmen next Tuesday. Residents complain of damage and nurseries on property. Archur Lampert of CAN reported singer clearing of nurse preparation for a new Bick project.
A fragmented report notes a request labeled by MCPs involving 17 per oral higher rater en ehec. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Oakland Senator Nicholas Pettis criticized county reapportion proposals noting flaws in remapping districts. Both plans failed, with the plan retaining identical boundaries or slicing San Clara County. Pettis argued the reapportionment would affect senatorial representation across cities like Oakland and Bakersfield.
President Nixon pressed congressional leaders to defeat Rep. Boland's amendment as House Democrats prepared to debate timetables for Vietnam troop withdrawals. He sought to sustain war funding while plans called for a further drawdown to 45 000 troops in coming months amid broader prisoner of war issues.
The Newark city commission discussed replacing the rose bed with new plantings in the park and landscape plan. Commissioner Sisk defended not hiding the initial choice while others proposed magnolia birch or eucalyptus as alternatives.
The Reno Pay Board debates a change after the Banking Committee votes to exempt poverty level workers from wage controls. A Vancouver Washington trial is noted elsewhere with terse page references.
A historical report records a 68 year old individual convicted in a Soviet spying Sepa amid diplomatic efforts and Arab–state tensions. The description appears on page 24, referencing the Courthouse and a shadowed trial atmosphere.
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