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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
7
In a humorous slice of domestic rebellion a parent rebels against kids demands at the supermarket. The family swaps standard staples for gourmet fare artichokes and sweetbreads while plotting an artichoke tasting night to coax curiosity from reluctant children.
About 400 people joined demonstrations on Parliament Hill Ottawa opposing and supporting abortion legislation. A youth featured as a symbol of anti abortion sentiment. Similar protests occurred in the United States this weekend including a march in San Francisco.
Minneapolis and St. Paul shut Mississippi River water intake gates after radioactive discharges from the Monticello nuclear plant upstream. Officials said activity levels were within permit limits, but gates remained closed until an all clear, with no expected shortage due to storage.
Karl J. Liboria, 22, of 921 Hacienda Ave., was pinned for 15 minutes when his car overturned on the Nimitz Freeway near Fremont Boulevard exit. He survived. two California Highway Patrol officers helped extricate him after the vehicle rolled down the embankment. He remained in fair condition at Washington Hospital.
Pamela Suzzan Watkins a 19 year old babysitter was arrested on two counts of homicide and one count of drug possession after the bodies of two sisters Tinya Aldridge six and Shelvyne Alridge five were found in a garage bin behind their Santa Clara apartment. Autopsies set for Monday to determine cause of death.
Six years into a study near Fremont, biologist Fancher documents seal life around the bridge, noting up to 40 seals during pupping and plans for around 400 next year. He tracks mother pup interactions, risks of fieldwork, and the proximity of seals to civilization near Moffett Field and the salt plant.
Rep. Shirley Chisholm said she would run for president only if she could raise 300000 to 400000 by year’s start, flagging a 100 to 1 chance of candidacy. She told CBS Face the Nation she would play a major role at the 1972 Democratic National Convention shaping platform issues and party leadership.
In Los Angeles Archdiocese priests may retire upon request for the first time, says Rev. Francis Roughen of Carpinteris Celif., head of the priests senate personnel committee. Previously retirement was only for incapacitated priests, the group notes.
Police report burglars pried open bathrooms and damaged a screen to break into a Fremont house, stealing about 1587 dollars in possessions. A stereo and jewelry mostly untouched. Two 15 year old suspects arrested after witnesses flagged the break in. tires crackers and a savings bond recovered along with prescription tablets.
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