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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1972
Page
2
The profile notes Jim Balentine's knack for humanizing politics and recounts a storied path from Newark cop to councilman and mayor. It tells of a controversial garage cart incident, a bold public hearing, and a personal life tale that shaped his public image and voter appeal.
Ohlone College will offer a two day course in first aid and child safety on April 28 and 29. The class, taught by Steve Male of Chabot College, will be held at Our Savior Lutheran Church 958 Washington Blvd. Completing the course earns a Cress certificate and space is limited. For more information call EHT-2100.
Alameda County was awarded a $2,900,231 contract by the state Department of Public Works for widening the Nimitz Freeway from Mission Boulevard to Decoto Road. Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co. of Concord received the contract, to expand four lanes to six in the Warm Springs area near Newark.
Lucy Ann Tegge, Miss Hayward 1971, recounts her brief reign and why she refused to crown the 1972 winner Deborah Sykes. She cites restricted duties, lack of support, and ignored talent despite strong scholastic record and community ties. The episode ends with the state contest and local officials signaling an end to her Miss Hayward responsibilities.
UPI reports at Geneva Western allies rejected a Soviet bid to outlaw chemical weapons without verifiable inspections. Henry Hamworth urged inter national control with safeguards against abuse and noted need for compliance assurances before any treaty. The Soviet stance centered on underground nuclear test themes and distrust of verification.
Funeral services are pending at the Austin Mortuary in Fallon Nevada for former Fremont resident Susan K Schilling and her 6 year old daughter Rhonda Lee who died in a Saturday automobile crash. Survivors include husband Roger and her parents Wayne and Fern Cook both of Fallon and mother in law Mrs George Shilling of Paradise California.
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Newark council race shows Robert Plowright as top spender with 477.72 spent of 485 raised from contributors. Shirley Sisk spent 487.18 of 476.76, and Mayor Balentine spent 977.87 with 205 received. Major contributors include Washington Township Industries for Plowright and Frank Sisk for Sisk. Balentine listed several small sums and anonymous funds.
James K. Bosmans of Union City has been promoted to banking services officer in Wells Fargo Bank's marketing and advertising division at the head office.
John Galvin of Newark, a student volunteer at the Second Chance drug crisis and counseling center, completed a one week course in prevention and treatment of drug abuse at the Drug Abuse Training Center, California State College, Hayward.
Fremont and Newark teachers join a two weekend workshop on teaching innovations with the newspaper in the classroom. Dr. Walter McHugh Linn Brown Charles Peterson Bob Richardson John Sandoval and seminar director Dr. John Gothberg lead sessions on Friday evenings and Saturday days at Odlone College for college credit and classroom copies of The Argus Review publications.
Fremont Ohlone College trustees reconvene tonight at 7 p m in the administration offices to finalize a student code of conduct. The agenda also covers a state personnel board survey for classified staff and a possible campus construction fee increase for the soll engineer. During last week’s regular meeting trustees began reviewing a student disciplinary code drafted by Larry Litke.
Sacramento UPI Assembly Speaker Bob Moret tied Tuesday announced the appointment of Dr Zuretti L president of the San Francisco Unified School Districts Board of Education to the state Education Management and Evaluation Commission. The 14 member commission was created by the 1971 legislature to advise the state Board of Education and the Department of Education on the effectiveness of educational programs.
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