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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1971
Page
3
Fidel Castro speaks to a mass meeting in Antofagasta Chile framed by hammer and sickle insignia. He claims Cuba has no bourgeois liberties and praises Cuban workers for dignity and better living conditions and higher culture than before. He argues against attacks on Cuba by enemies.
Hayward area officials debate a proposed fiscal year 1971 72 animal control budget of 512 360 up from 501 466. The plan adds 5 more trucks 10 total, extra staff at shelters and faster response, with a goal of two to three hour call outs. County and city leaders stress service guarantees amid cost concerns and a Jan 4 deadline.
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association lists seven volunteer interpreters to assist during parent teacher conferences for kindergarten to sixth grade. Association president Harold Christy says interpreters ease language barriers for parents and teachers. Schools and offices close November 24 to 26 for Thanksgiving.
Sacramento UPI reports Governor Reagan vetoed a bill requiring state employees to pay the total cost of their health insurance for themselves and families. Assembly Minority Leader Monagan criticized the veto, noting the state would pick up the entire bill. The California State Employees Association urged the governor to reconsider, arguing private industry offers larger health plan contributions. Reagan pledged to propose a broader package of salary and benefit improvements.
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