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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
3
District attorney states in court that Frazier has an evil mind and describes intent in the murder case. The jury hears arguments on premeditation and motive as prosecutors lay out their theory of the defendant’s actions.
McGovern asks for speeches and clear posture from Butz amid a dispute over welfare food stamps and farm policy. Humphrey criticizes Butz remarks as troubling while Butz, via spokesman, says he has not read McGovern's letter but would send all relevant speeches on the issues when received.
Los Angeles report notes a transportation mishap described in blunt terms as a real turkey. Details are sparse in the fragment, but it references an accident status and location in Los Angeles with possible agency attribution.
Hayward region reports three years before elections as Houston Flournoy refuses to reveal plans for governor, U.S. senator, or reelection. He discusses Reagan, Benson, and tax withholding proposals, with emphasis on California delegation, party strategy, and fiscal policy during a wary political climate.
In Union City residents from Casa Verde push for delay on an adjacent tract map approval. They cite a six-foot mascumum fence and perimetry concerns, while developers contend only five-foot fences were installed. The council postponed action to inspect the fence and consider the tract map.
Tough turkey and councilman Leo Alvelais clash over a final map for development on Hop Ranch Roads. The council approves the month-long denial and defers action on a rezoning application for land along Alvarado-Niles Road for a mixed use and commercial project.
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