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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
2
A weary author laments aging and late night crowds as clubs and bars surge with energy. He recalls sleeping through lectures and plays, envies stamina of younger revelers, and admits defeat in keeping pace with modern all night social scenes. The piece blends personal nostalgia with social observation about late hours and culture.
District Judge Rich Waters ruled that evidence failed to prove ongoing prostitution at five Carson City area houses. Abatement notices were issued May 26, with undercover visits in February and April. A trial will decide if a permanent injunction to shut the houses is warranted, amid local complaints from the Law and Order Committee. The houses lie 60 miles from Carson City, with one near Black Rock.
In San Francisco the case of Ralph Selix, the so called laughing killer, looms as a possible endgame for a man nicknamed for laughing at authorities during trial. Convicted in 195? he has long sought release since 1966, while his current status and fate remain up in the air as appeals proceed.
Sacramento officials canceled a Tuesday appearance of the San Francisco Mime Troupe at Cal Expo due to plans to present an impassioned antiwar piece. The group had promised family entertainment but withdrew after the troupe’s anticipated political theater, featuring heroes and heroines of revolutionary themes.
Reports describe British soldiers walking through shattered glass to control traffic after an explosion in a Belfast parking garage on Thursday. The attack, blamed on the Provisional Irish Republican Army, left numerous injuries including men women and children, with leaders and officials responding to the incident.
California State College Hayward reversed a firing of Prof. Ovalle in a surprise decision after Vice President Maurice Dance intervened. Anthony Ochoa, chair of Mexican-American studies, confirmed the campus talks and said Ovalle would return as a part-time Spanish professor after earlier reports of his dismissal.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Detty Parviom publication and unclear entities. It mentions a general area and a possible local source, but readable facts are minimal and no distinct events, dates, or names are established.
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