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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
2
Gorman from Mission San Jose High School served with the 2nd Infantry Division. He was a 1974 University of Utah graduate with degrees in psychology and the history of the American Indian.
Fremont and Newark residents join about 500 attendees for the Creative Initiative Foundation fifth Bless Man festival at the Masonic Auditorium in San. Notables from Fremont include Roger Adams Anderson Leo Sara Hinkel We Anderson Rick Trish Griholva Tom Josie Dowd and Bob Gertrude Fei. The show repeats Friday Saturday and Sunday. Information line 851-4909.
Fremont announces a Christmas Bazaar at Park Central Convalescent Hospital on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 210 Parkside Drive. Hand made items and traditional gingerbread houses will be featured. Proceeds support hospital activities.
The W. W. Brier School will host a Christmas sing-along program tonight at 7 in the multi purpose room. Kindergarten through third grade students will perform. A brief Home and School Duty business meeting precedes the singing.
A 26 year old Union City man, Robert Long, was jogging near Montevideo Court and Union City Boulevard when two men in their 20s blocked his path early Monday. He resisted demands for his wallet, was beaten and stabbed with a long-bladed pen knife, suffering superficial chest wounds. He was treated at Washington Hospital in Fremont.
Los Angeles police officer Dennis Simonson, 32, a nine year veteran, found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer in a 1975 Halloween party incident. A department trial board recommended a six month suspension. The case involved a private Simi Valley home party with several officers and a civilian female employee. she was dismissed. Chief Davis may modify the penalty but cannot increase it.
Armour Oil Co a California wholesaler with operations in Oregon Washington Arizona Nevada Hawaii and Idaho has a deal to buy Yellow Cab Co San Diego and Oceanside franchises subject to City Council approval and U S District Court approval due to bankruptcy. The six California franchises halted service since Dec 1 over lack of liability insurance.
Fremont Washington Hospital director Eugene Cowell departs after a decade on the board. Don Pickinpaugh will succeed him before the next meeting on Jan. 12. Tonight the hospital board weighs delaying a body scanner project and ward expansions amid-state review of exemptions and costs at 2000 Mowry Ave.
A man entered Mercantile Bank of St Louis yesterday and demanded cash after telling a teller bombs were placed around town. He used the international counter on the balcony level, handed a cloth bag for money, and escaped with several hundred dollars, officials said.
Facing ongoing money woes the Fremont district again seeks bids to sell Vespey Warm Springs and Whitfield school sites with minimum prices set from 217 009 to 535 700. Oral bids begin January 5 as the board weighs a potential 300 000 shortfall and a 4 1 percent raise offer amid ongoing wage disputes. The meeting is at 7 30 p m in the district auditorium 407 Fremont Blvd.
Carson City reports a million dollar mansion once owned by uranium magnate Charles Steen in Washoe Valley has been sold to an unidentified Northern California woman for under 500000. The 21000 square foot residence features nine bedrooms nine baths a deep indoor pool and a sliding ceiling over the dining room with a barn and pasture. The buyer wishes privacy to avoid decorators and remodelers while planning to convert the property into a breeding farm. Steen's fortune from Utah uranium fueled the 1900s era home. Steen faced bankruptcy in 1968 and was discharged in 1973.
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