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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
2
A hearing is set to begin at 7 pm in the City Government Building council chambers. The Coast Guard permit and Corps permit are required for construction and dredging. Testimony on the Environmental Impact Statement is invited.
Fremont notices report Steven M. Barnard will speak at three events today and tomorrow including a cocktail party at Calhouns and a Lum Yuen Restaurant gathering with fund raising wine and cheese Friday. Dr Don Emerson serves as honorary chairman for Richard Q Keller who is backed by State Sen Petris City Councilman Memetti and School Board President Sheppard.
Fremont district adult ASL course openings remain. Classes run Friday and Wednesday evenings 6:30 to 9:30 in room 3A at Washington High School. For registration call 657 3538 or BRT.
Fremont hosts a four part health series on heart attack prevention and post coronary care led by Drs. David Berke and Howard Buckley. Tonight at 7 30 pm in room 482 on the Ozone College campus Berke discusses novezercises hazards and dietary controls. Next week Buckley covers progrosis recovery and recent advances in the medical field with ongoing Wednesday sessions on adult and juvenile diabetes and related onset factors.
Pianist Richard Fields will play tomorrow at 8 p.m. in room 213 on the Chicane College campus. Fields has performed with the San Francisco and Oakland symphonies and will present works by Haydn Beethoven and George Walter. The program is free and open to the public.
Fremont tale event at Irvington Library begins today at 4 30 with stories and games for children in Pam Kindergarten through second grade. The program runs through March 28 at 4125 Blacow Road with the library hosting Weddes stays.
Newark High hosts a candidates night tomorrow at 8 in the cafetorium 620 Lafayette Ave. The event is sponsored by the Newark Knight Boosters and by the Parente class Parents with Teachers and Students at Memorial High School.
Two coffee hours for candidate Dick Arey are planned this week in Fremont. Tonight at 7 30 p.m. at 25760 Gissing Place the Maxwell home hosts the first event. Friday at 8 p.m. attendees gather at 35730 Blair Place the Brown residence. Call 7921732 to RSVP.
Two Idaho men, Larry Mouley aged 36 and Robert Sovarp aged 28, were jailed in Wasco County after abducting a 21 year old woman from a street in The Dalles early Sunday. Mouley faced kidnapping and tape charges with bail set at 15000 dollars, Sovarp faced kidnapping charges with bail set at 10000 dollars. The sheriff said Mouley also was accused of stealing a public safety item used in the incident.
William J. Rose, a native of New Jersey and Union City resident, dies in Hayward. A Mass of the Resurrection will be held tomorrow at 9 am in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Union Cay, with survivors including his wife Thelma Rose. Funeral notices for Fries and Corriea families appear with service details and interment plans.
Government admits CIA intercepted 39 percent of overseas mail to actress Jane Fonda while FBI accessed her bank records without subpoena. Court papers in Los Angeles reveal surveillance aimed at countering antiwar activity, with defense arguing harassment and constitutional rights violations. The government contends actions were legal and not unconstitutional.
Unicon Corp CHICAGO says net income for the year ended December 31 was 4.98 per share on about 4,444,18 shares outstanding. The figure reflects earnings per share based on the average number of shares outstanding during the period.
Richard M. Nixon donated 1 300 cubic feet of papers to be stored at a new GSA facility near Los Angeles for study and research. The move follows an offer accepted by Sampson on February 14, with the materials shipped from the National Archives to Laguna facility.
Funeral services for the Rev. A. Swan, ordained 1924, will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Fremont. Swan died Sunday from complications of an illness contracted on a Caribbean cruise. He previously served St. Timothy's in Hayward and was assistant pastor at Holy Trinity from 1972. He is survived by three relatives and will be interred at Nora Springs, Iowa.
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