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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
3
Readable fragments list weekly lunch offerings from Fremont and Newark Elementary and MacGregor Silva Intermediate. Meals include hot dogs, grilled cheese, pizza, tacos, burritos, spaghetti, various sides, fruits, vegetables, and milk, with notes of days and occasional misprints.
About 100 civilian employees at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard canceled their U.S. Savings Bonds withholding in protest of the Nixon price freeze. John Hanna, assistant to Capt. Richard Fay, noted the yard employs around 4,000 and said Metal Trades Council ballots urged bond cancellations. Several workers requested bond withholding be ended during the week.
Belgrade reports say Soviet General Secretary Brezhnev will guarantee Yugoslavia’s right to self rule in a forthcoming communique issued after talks with President Tito at Karadjedjevo. The document aims to acknowledge independence from Soviet dictates and signal Moscow’s limited intervention abroad.
Sacramento officials said an inquiry would examine a potential conflict involving Theodore Gillenwaters Newport Beach and a real estate lobby in a coastal development plan. Gillenwaters chaired the Commission on Navigation and Ocean Development and shared fees from Better Coastal Development. Jamison Moore faced similar scrutiny and was asked to resign but denied any conflict.
Fremont residents may enroll in adult school classes starting soon. Registration and class lists are available at the Fremont Adult School Office on Fremont Blvd or at Washington High School branch offices. Evening sessions run Monday through Thursday from 7 to 9:45 p.m. Driver education is offered at Irvington High School with registrations on select evenings. Courses total 30 hours and may count toward a high school diploma.
Southern Alameda County railroad fans will follow a one shot journey on the Western Pacific line from Groville to Oakland with stops at Livermore and Fremsint. The steam train departs Groville in the afternoon, with 1:15 pm and 1:45 pm stop times in Livermore and a 2:15 pm arrival in Fremsint before continuing to Oakland.
Miss Pliskow, accused with two Panthers, planned a bomb threat aboard a flight at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. She allegedly threatened to detonate a high potential explosive and demanded the Panthers be brought to Archer. Arrest details cite travel at 5:45 AM PDT and a planned jet hijacking.
In Sacramento, prison guards propose isolating violent inmates with high revolution potential in a single secure facility. The California State Employees Association backs building a new 50 million prison in San Diego County for treatment and housing, plus hiring hundreds more guards and paying raises. Authorities emphasize identifying and separating militant inmates while expanding safety and psychiatric care across California prisons.
Washington dispatch reports Justice Hugo L Black of the Supreme Court remains critically ill after a severe stroke Sunday night. Bethesda Hospital officials say his condition is poor with limited recovery hopes, while family members including his daughter Martha Pesaresi remain at his bedside.
The Supreme Court delays death penalty discussions and several related cases, revising its calendar after justices changes. The move affects hearings on executions and related appeals, with supporters urging a two year moratorium while lawmakers propose new legislation.
Mrs Georgia Jackson testified in Marin County Civic Center court to claim her son Georges effects in the wake of a 1971 San Quentin escape attempt and a fatal shootout that killed a judge and two inmates. San Quentin officials hold the items pending investigation completion.
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