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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1971
Page
2
The evening opens with a trib ute to Count Dracula’s 500th birthday. Hosts Mrs Richard Leal and Mrs John Gill, both of Fremont, welcome attendees at 36371 Perkins St and 4580 Faulkner Court.
Washington leaders of about 90 percent of U S union members plan a Washington strategy session Tuesday to decide whether to back President Nixon in his long range economic policies. The debate centers on whether a wage board will have true independence or government oversight by the Cost of Living Council and its power to influence pay and prices. Leaders Meany Woodcock and Fitzsimmons seek autonomy and clarity on how much control the council will wield.
Laura Gould, once told she would not be rehired due to the wage price freeze, was placed on a nine month contract Friday after an apparent administrative error. Berkeley officials cited a decision from the president's office and noted the move complies with the freeze.
A reservoir pumping station was blown up in West Belfast causing water cuts expected to last months. Officials warned thousands in Lyndhurst, New Barnsley, Ballymurphy and Turf Lodge could face days with no water as rationing continues and authorities plan street taps. Prime Minister Faulkner defended government resolve amid the crisis and the ongoing political conflict.
A San Francisco hearing for the Soledad Brothers featured extreme security with photographers, ID cards, and seat assignments. Spectators described the checks as the strictest yet, aiming to prevent violence after prior outbreaks. Oct 18 was set for Fleeta Drumgo and John Clutchette's trial start, linked to the killing of a guard at Soledad State Prison two years earlier.
Fremont police say a group of juveniles was involved in a sequence of malice events including a firebombing and a derailment attempt on a BART test train near Rock Avenue. Investigators note minor damage from debris as trains passed, with barbed wire discussed to deter future attacks and BART evaluating fortified fencing and debris cleanup.
In The Hague a young man threw a stone at the limousine carrying Emperor Hirohito and escaped. Neither the emperor nor Empress Nagako was hurt. Police hunt the suspect as demonstrations flare over the royal visit amid World War II memories and protests by veterans groups.
Washington lawmakers draft a bill penalizing employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens as part of a broader minimum wage proposal. Rep James G O’Hara notes enforcement rests on employers, with a House Education and Labor panel continuing work amid vacancies and recent related arrests.
Washington reports from UPI state that Soviet construction of new missile silos has reached a pace similar to late 1950s buildup of SS9 and SS-11 sites. Officials say nine to a hundred sites may exist, with missiles not yet installed. Foster notes uncertain type of missile, while Jackson and Pentagon confirm ongoing construction and debate the threat.
The Legal Aid Society for Alameda County opens a Union City office this week to serve financially needy residents with civil and domestic relations help. A Hayward office will handle all South County domestic cases. Union City staff include Peter Nussbaum and attorneys Nancy Lengin and Thomas Hyde, with Marie Vizcarra as community aide. Funds come from a $68,000 federal grant to LAS via the Office of Legal Aid.
FBI announced the arrest of two people accused of running two sports betting rings with a 150 million annual volume. A federal grand jury indicted 19 individuals on a 10 million gambling operation, while others faced federal complaints.
Mares and Phan reach key marks as Beem clinches a crucial pass with a 90.59 score. The event highlights moments where Hae Sory and Downing careers intersect, marking milestone performances amid tight competition.
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