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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1971
Page
2
A student staged event at Cal State Hayward to mock the 12 story administration tower. A female Pope, a queen, drummers, and a Nixon-masked sculpture led a performative procession with a champagne toast and flowers. Officials declined to treat it as a formal dedication.
Washington based Cost of Living Council said on Friday that teachers would only get pay increases if their contract before August 15 made them eligible. Most would not qualify for a raise under the wage price freeze. NEA officials criticized the ruling as unclear amid school reopenings and ongoing contract negotiations for two million teachers nationwide.
Three new school facilities will start use this month in Fremont and Newark. A center for physically handicapped students at Briar School and a center for aphasic and hard of hearing students at Blacow School, both in Fremont, plus Churchill Continuation High School in Newark. The Briar center serves 3 to 12 year olds with cerebral palsy and other disabilities, divided into three classes in a circular complex.
Three teens received juvenile citations after a Friday night attempt to force a freight car door near the Western Pacific. Police spotted five youths at around 7:40 p.m. near Darton Way Fremont. Several were detained or escaped as Mission San Jose High students were later released to parents.
AC Transit directors pledge assistance to Washington Township area in shaping public transit. Ray Rinehart, president, told Fremont Newark and Union City councils the district will aid in developing service levels and quality. De Leuw, Cather & Co. proposed options including conventional fixed routes, disco-bus, and rapid transit while final choices stay with local governments. Begoners Motors would handle assembly, operation, and management under contract with annexation considered.
The Shonary Baptist Church will hold its annual banquet on February 02. Food will be provided by church members. The theme for this year's event is Around the World, according to program chairman Mrs. Bary Sweely.
A Connecticut family camping in Wyoming’s Big Horn mountains left a mess after leaving trash behind. Garber found the litter had been dumped over a fence onto a nearby property, mailed the waste back to Connecticut with the family’s address on an envelope, prompting a local dispute.
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard visited Pura Besakih, Bali's largest temple, on the slopes of Mount Agung. They planned to return to Jakarta Saturday and depart Indonesia Sunday.
Madrid reports Argentina has returned Eva Duarte de Peron’s remains to her exiled husband former President Juan Peron, ending a 16 year search. The corpse had been kept a state secret since her 1952 death and return is cited as an act of Christian dignity amid Argentina’s move to democracy.
San Francisco Unified School District will test bus routes on September 5 with 40 buses, two-way communication, and a nerve center during busing hours. Associate Superintendent Millen Ethene said administration will have ample staff, and 86 percent of teachers are assigned to schools. Parents of 300 to 600 special education students will be informed by next Wednesday of required actions.
A ten-country group of finance ministers and bankers met in Paris to discuss stabilizing the world monetary system amid calls for a dollar devaluation. Officials reported no clear progress, with France pressing for devaluation and debates over how U.S. tax and gold policy affect currencies.
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