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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
8
The piece argues Fremont should not rush into a seven member district based city council. It warns the change is deep despite seeming simple, risks concentrating power with wealthier districts, and questions the present system's effectiveness. It calls for careful analysis and open debate before a spring vote.
Fremont Y-Wives urge Fremont Recreation Department to restore access to the Community Center after seven years of use. The letter notes prior promises, added classes in fall, and relocation costs for the club, which reduces funds for charity donations to Dawn School, Community Drug Council, and holiday food baskets. They request advance notice and continued Center availability.
A reader commends the Argus for offering free Giveaways and Lost and Found ads, noting the no charge policy impressed the community. The writer says several puppies were advertised without cost and believes many animals have been spared hardship.
Fremont Ana Association for Clean Environment thanks Argos staff for fair coverage of the fluoridation election. With spending gaps of 10 to 1 and a 207 vote margin out of 16 777, the issue affecting 155 000 residents of Fremont Newark and Union City appears to have a hollow ring.
A reader disputes the article arguing long hair and beards signal personal freedom rather than mere appearances. The letter cites Hoffmans haircut as not reflecting a universal trend and urges workers to stand up for rights or protest employers who reject long hair.
Canadian editor Peter Newman warns a Marxist Quebec could seize control of the St. Lawrence Seaway, harming U.S. supply lines. Ottawa’s nationalism and a 10 percent U.S. import surcharge fuel Quebec’s push for economic independence amid FLQ fears and rising unemployment.
Holmes Alexander reports on a Winston-Salem panel where labor power and consumer culture collide. The piece notes NC’s right to work law, calls for tobacco entry to the Common Market, and highlights opposition to organized labor. It mentions Meany, Woodcock, the Pay Board, and a new national right to work push led by Rep. Henderson.
Russell Kirk argues for order and lawful liberty on campuses, praising rising students and Lux et Veritas at Yale. He cites May Day violence, calls for discipline and inclusive discussion, and notes 4000 alumni engagement and concerns over university forums and political activity.
This day notes key events across years including US Standard Time adoption in 1883 with four time zones Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific. It records the 90 percent Panama US treaty for the Panama Canal and Alan Shepherd birth in 1923 plus lunar missions Apollo 12 crew.
Fragmented OCR lists district lines and names for Sacraments Ht Dist areas in Alameda County and Livermore Amickior Valley. Mentions Assemblymen Cartes Bee Democrat Hayward Albany Fremont Newark Livermore Amexior Valley, Robert Crown Democrat 14th Alameda Oakland, and Mary KC Fang Democrat 16th Casino Valley Oakland area with garbled extras.
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