19 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
1
Fremont parade of entries features children including Lite Miss Dowlen and Roberta Dowlen's daughter Hoel who drew George Washington during breakfast. She earned a five dollar prize from the cereal maker and will receive about a thousand each year thereafter.
Maintenance staff at Ohlone College in Fremont launch an urgent program to salvage a two year old boiler serving buildings five and six after Dr. William Richter authorized the work. A steamfitter from Alameda County Plumbing Inc. cited 32 years’ experience and said the system showed clear neglect and improper chemical balance.
The forecast calls for fair skies with little change in temperature. Lows should stay in the 50s to 60s while daytime highs reach the 70s, offering pleasant conditions with light winds and no precipitation expected.
AC officials report 20 riders on the first Sunday of the Fremont Newark dial a ride service as calls for information exceed requests for pickups. The system opened in two zones Centerville Newark with limited hours and plans 19 more zones.
Generals remarks on Israels defense burden trigger immediate fallout as critics press Ford to dismiss General George Brown while Brown defends intent, saying interview misinterpreted. Senators Zionist leaders and others demand action amid questions of civil-military policy and British decline remark. Brown asserts commitment to Israels survival and notes 1973 war hardware depletion.
U S officials say Henry Kissinger signaled a shift in policy by suggesting the United States could support China if attacked by the Soviet Union. The remark, at a Cambridge press conference, marked the first clear warning against a Soviet assault and followed the 1972 Shanghai communique.
Roland McCoy at John F. Kennedy High School has shown about nine movies since the five week school term began. He teaches major appliance repair and runs a two year program with students at different levels. The class lacks space and equipment with 40 students split in two daily sessions, meeting in a 12 by 14 foot room.
Six Arab leaders endorsed a cease-fire for Lebanon and a 60,000 man peacekeeping force to supervise withdrawal of warring factions. The plan calls for a cease-fire within days, a staged troop withdrawal, and enforcement of Cairo 1989 arms and guerrilla limits, with Assad Sarkis Arafat Sadat and others attending.
Health officials report a solid turnout for the nations 135 million swine flu program though lingering publicity from elderly vaccine deaths keeps some clinics under light turnout. Pittsburgh counts steady flow of residents getting shots while Ohio Iowa reports smooth progress with vaccines. Governor Ray of Iowa vaccinates, fielding questions about discomfort as Phoenix Asia and Milwaukee report weekend inoculations. CDC notes 25 official deaths tied to shot history and midweek will show impact. neighborhood clinics reopen after pause.
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