Nixon Session Notes Highlight Constitutional Push
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Nixon era session dealing with constitutional issues. Mentions press council rollback and union matters as key actions, with unclear chronology and partial phrases.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
1
State review may end embattled drug council
A state inquiry into the operations of the Community Drug Council next week could determine its fate. The review may cut back or terminate state funds, potentially ending the Newark branch and crisis center role. Officials cited Newark’s anger and waning community support as key factors in the reevaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Community Drug Council
Newark aims new anti-drug plan Project Second Chance lead
Newark Mayor Harry Lewis heads a civic coalition pushing a Newark oriented anti drug program named Project Second Chance to replace the former CDC crisis center. The group seeks to file for nonprofit status and may request use of the city house on Baine Avenue while pursuing future federal or state funding.
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Newark
Harry 5. Lewis
Lewis
CDC
Sohn Baker
Ben
Baine Avenue
GUC Crisis Center
Seadanlersane Sr
den Ae
Lawls
Prjeet Second Chance
Qtill
State backs hiring edict on longhairs
Fremont report states state officials upheld cutting off Michael Hughes from unemployment benefits for long hair and a full beard. Robert MacDonald said Hughes was unavailable for work based on hearings in Hayward. Hughes and attorney John Matager plan appeals, while Hughes remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Michael ‘Hughes
Hughes
Seccomon Ys
Robert MacDonald
Hayward
Paacdonald
John Matager
State
Unemployment Insurance Board of Appeals
Sacramento
District Court of Appeals
Rughes
Reagan
MacDonald
State Department of Human Resources Development
Fremont votes on alternate high school use of city property
Fremont council debates allowing an alternative high school on city facilities. Mayor van Doorn and Dillon favor staff policy restricting use to general public needs. Steel and Pimentel absent. Rhodes urges keeping facilities available pending higher priorities while some see private school ties. Olson and Caveglia cite educational need for alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Watermelon Sugar Experience Corp
Geoffrey Steel
Jack Pimentel
William van Doorn
Don Dillon
Rhodes
Dilton
Niles
al Redd
Jerry Caveglia
Karl Olson
Olson
Nine Mothers Arrested in Pontiac Bus Dispute
Nine protesting mothers were arrested as thousands of black and white children boycotted classes on opening day of a court ordered school desegregation program in Pontiac Michigan. Across the nation, school openings in the second bus desegregation wave proceeded mostly smoothly with isolated disturbances reported in Jacksonville Florida and Arlington County Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
South
Jacksonville
Weather Outlook From Fair To Warm Through Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with continuing warm days. Highs will reach the mid 80s to mid 90s, with lows in the 70s.
Tiina Returns to Classrooms Next Monday
Tiina will return to classrooms next Monday. For a complete bus schedule, readers are directed to Page 16 for details and timings.
Supreme Court tax action likely delayed to next year
The court's schedule suggests the decision on taxes may be postponed, with indications that action will not occur this year and could stretch into the next. Page 26 coverage notes uncertainty and timing.
U.S. Education predicts record or near record enrollment
Federal officials forecast 60.2 million Americans will attend school this year with an average $1,413 spent per student despite a second straight drop in elementary enrollment. Other items note antiwar activists planned raids in nine states amid Kis singer case and tax-cut debate tied to Nixon’s economic program. A man claiming his wife left him after many children killed four of his five kids with a crowbar in Leland, DC, injuring another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Office of Education
Leland
D.C
Disabled Vietnamese Vets Protest for Aid in Public Demonstration
About 30 disabled South Vietnamese veterans stage a public protest demanding government aid. One man cuts off his thumb to dramatize his plight while others shake their artificial limbs at bystanders to draw attention. The demonstration underscores urgent relief needs amidst ongoing conflicts.
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