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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
2
The excerpt outlines a weekly school lunch plan featuring items like Jalian spaghetti with rolls and salads, sloppy joes, beef gravy over whipped potatoes, pizza with meat and cheese, and tuna variations. It lists daily trays and boxed meals for senior highs, plus beverages, fruits, and desserts, with several spelling errors intact.
Anthony Russo walks free after a 47 day jail term linked to the Pentagon Papers case. The ruling orders the government to supply Russo with a copy of secret testimony and jury statements to enable him to publish the material. Russo agrees to share the testimony once he receives the official transcript.
Fremont students join a national study to assess and measure classroom learning outcomes. The project engages diverse United States schools to evaluate educational approaches and student performance.
Fremont Unified School District seeks volunteers to supervise lunch periods at elementary and junior high schools to offset a 2 percent budget cut. Superintendent Dr Williams notes Fremont will join about 360 districts in the National Assessment of Educational Progress, sampling 9, 13, and 17 year olds in music and social studies across specified weeks and spring.
Sacramento UPI reports the Senate approved a bill to require the person who starts a fire to bear the cost of firefighting. The measure by Assemblyman William Bagley and Reverend Rafael passed 1-4, altering prior law which made the payer liable only if another's property was damaged. Governor Ronald Reagan was set to consider the bill.
A Friday ruling allows Governor Reagan to impose token payments for Medicaid recipients. The plan would charge about $1 plus small per visit fees for medical services, with HEW noting the aim to reduce welfare reliance. About 47 percent of California's 12 million Medi Cal participants are non working and would pay these charges.
Berkeley Regents say Angela Davis was not dismissed for Communist ties but for falling behind in scholarly work. They, and AAUP critics, argue the firings stemmed from political controversy while noting prior attempts to dismiss her on other grounds failed. Davis later faced charges tied to the Marin County shootout.
The agriculture burning season began yesterday and runs to April 30 with new weather forecasting controls for stubble and hay burning by crop farmers. Burning of orchard prunings is allowed December 1 to April 30. Daily burn alerts will air on KCBS 740 and KEEN 1370 with times 9:54 and 9:05 a.m. and Sunday 9:05 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. KNEN. Must start after 9:30 a.m. and limit fuel additions two hours before sunset. wind at 5 mph away from populated areas. A firing permit from the haying authority is required. violations carry up to $500 fine or six months in jail.
Sacramento Senate approves a measure to exempt developers who do not know a film is obscene from antismut laws. The bill, by Senator George Moscone and Dian Brand, returns to the governor after Assembly concurrence. The amendment requires the developer to know the film is obscene for exemption to apply.
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