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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1975
Page
2
Thousands celebrate in Times Square New York to watch the 86 foot descent of a 100 pound ball atop a building once known as the Allied Chemical Building. Alex Barker bought the structure this year and plans to keep it unnamed at midnight.
Dr Christiaan Barnard at Groote Schuur Hospital performed the world’s second two heart transplant aided by a 17 year old donor who died in a New Year’s Eve crash. The five hour operation left the patient in excellent condition with no complications.
Boston Superintendent William J. Leary postponed the South Boston High reopen date to Monday after secret police information suggested rising violence at the complex. He planned to ask Judge Garrity to assess risk for a potential permanent closure as police warned of a dangerous situation and discussed a possible shut down.
A Superior Court judge dismissed a suit by a sightseeing boat operator alleging the Golden Gate Bridge District violated state law. The decedent obituary lists Loving husband of Mary Sciorting of Fremont and a Fremont resident. Funeral services are scheduled in Fremont with Gordon & Lindsey directing.
Obituary for Lin Tracy Costello 32 a resident of Union City died December 29 1974. Wife of Richard Costello mother of Kathleen Karel and Kristy Costello sister of Clayton Haskell and family relations noted. Native of Washington with further listed relatives in Fairfield Washington Pan.
Judge Robert J. Drewes ruled against Harbor Toaks in a case challenging tourist access on the 118 commuter ferry boat. The district's boat operates between Doletuven, San Francisco, and Sausalito. Friends are invited to Rosary at 4 PM, Wednesday, January 1, at Chapel of Berg e Pappas Mortuary in Fremont. Interment follows at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward.
President Ford signed a privacy bill pledging to protect Americans' rights and stating the law codifies fundamental principles for handling recorded personal information by federal agencies. He called it a historic beginning balancing individual privacy with government needs.
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