Alameda County Victory Stars Benefit Game Trophy Ceremony
Moose Dunstan, president of United Cerebral Palsy of the East Bay, presents the trophy at the annual benefit game held to support the organization.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1975
Page
2
Moose Dunstan, president of United Cerebral Palsy of the East Bay, presents the trophy at the annual benefit game held to support the organization.
Investigators on Hoffa case note his wife Josephine Hall collapsed from strain after his disappearance. They say Hoffa would return if alive, given his character, as federal and state officers continue to search with few hard leads and a $275,000 reward.
Felice said a Milpitas man Raymond LeRoy Johogan was treated at Kaiser Hospital for a gunshot wound after an Oakland brawl. Four motorists traveling on Industrial Boulevard picked him up and took him to the hospital. Johnson, who helped, described the night as a bar crawl in Oakland and said the shooting occurred outside a bar. he could not recall the exact bar.
Applications for Fremonts forth annual photo media contest are taken by the Department of Recreation and Leisure Services at City Government Building Kentont. The Olive Hyde Art Guild offers prizes totaling 900 with a 150 prize in four categories. Entries cost 5 and must be delivered to Olive Hyde Art Center 123 Washington Blvd from Sept 17 to 20. Entry forms available by calling 7963471. Judges are Ellen Gibson George Craven and Marion Patterson.
Readable fragments outline multiple fire calls across Fremont Newark and nearby streets including Balmoral Williams Pasco Crestwood Mowry and San Pedro Drive. Several times listed午 am and pm with locations noted. investigation into odour glass and other incidents mentioned.
Members of the retail clerks union began voting Monday on a proposed contract with four Southern California drug store chains. The tentative agreement was reported as part of a broader bargaining effort involving nine local unions and about 10 000 employees. Balloting was to be completed midweek as talks continued.
Jack Holland Jr of Holland Oil Co. resigns from the Alameda County Planning Commission to devote time to the Federal Energy Advisory Board amid criticism of absenteeism. He cites workload and travel between Washington and other cities, saying the role requires full attention and a replacement should be appointed. Santana noted Holland must choose between county duties and national energy work.
Federal Judge R Dixon Herman postponed for at least three weeks the grand jury appearance of a key witness in the Patricia Hearst case. The Scotts claim subpoenas infringe privacy amid alleged nationwide wire tapping. U.S. Attorney Brandon Alvey denied the tapping charges.
A two week bilingual cross cultural workshop for teachers and aides began at Cabrillo Elementary School in Fremont. More than 20 participants attend daily sessions on second language acquisition reading and cultural training. ends August 29.
United Farm Workers Union vows to expand its boycott to Coca Cola if the Minute Maid farm workers in Florida do not secure a new contract. A convention resolution, introduced by Mark Lyons, labeled the move an open threat to pressure Coke to sign 1,200 field workers onto a ten month old contract. Shareholders approve Tokyo Bank California acquisition of Southern California First National Bank assets and liabilities.
The column lists events and services in Washington Township area for August 19 and 20. It includes film showings for kids at Wiles Library, Daybreak Drop-in Center counseling, crisis hotlines, Newark and Fremont community activities, bridge clubs, council meetings, planning commission, dance classes, and weekend library programs with contact numbers and locations.
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