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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
2
The U-Haul supply company of Fremont donated X-ray equipment valued at $13,000 to Gardener Community Health Center in San Jose. The donation arrived Saturday and benefits low income patients receiving care at the center during the Christmas season.
Los Angeles and San Bernardino authorities expand a probe into illegal arsenals found across the region. A second suspect, David Edward Williamson, 31, formerly of Reno, is sought for questioning about three weapons dumps in the San Gabriel Mountains near Wrightwood. Earlier, Donald G. Wiggins, 41, already in custody, faces charges after ordnance and weapons were found at Pomona Ontario and Lancaster sites. Sheriff Pitchess noted extremist material tied to the munitions and linked a Lancaster arsenal to a para military group, without naming it.
Straight A students named as eighth graders Milly Lege Pintle McCoys Ter Joanne Ardrega Susan Davis Sherrie Maxsengill Randall Mendoza and Rainen Wot, earning top marks in a quirky roll call.
Ex princess Fathia Ghali slain sister of Egypt's late King Farouk. Mass to be held at St Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Westwood Village tomorrow. Her body found Friday in her apartment by son Rafik. Estranged husband Riad Ghali, 56, suspected of fatally shooting her then shooting himself. He survived and remains hospitalized. detectives booked him on murder charges. Interment set at Holy Cross Cemetery tomorrow.
The Fremont school district presents a bilingual multicultural program tomorrow from 6 30 to 8 p m at Irvington High School cafeteria 41300 Blacow Road. The public is invited to attend the program featuring carols a posada and pinatas.
Newark rec program seeks boys ages 9 to 14 for a league where each player is guaranteed at least half of every game. Entry fee is 3 dollars per participant. Signups accepted at the community center, 35601 Cedar Blvd.
Bridge scores listed for multiple pairs including Virginia macCabe Florence Storm and Sylvia Newman Sylyi Givens plus several others. Duplicate bridge sessions run weekly at 19 a.m. Mondays and 7 a.m. Tuesdays at Newark Community Center 18801 Cedar Blvd.
A U S Court of Appeals in Cincinnati upholds Kentucky common law allowing state to require husband’s surname by use of maiden name as a condition, rejecting the idea that the woman can keep her prior name without changes.
Obituary notices for Mary D Luiz 92 of Fremont share Mass of the Resurrection at Holy Spirit Church and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Survived by sisters Louise Bettencourt Delphine Saito. Services dated December 14 1976 and December 15 1976 with donations to Arthritis Foundation encouraged.
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