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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
1
Sacramento based State Board of Equalization reports Fre mont general merchandise stores led third quarter 1970 retail sales with 57.656 million. Auto dealers and supply houses followed. food stores earned 2.965 million and eating and drinking places 2.77 million.
Union City library hosts a winter story hour at 10 a.m. each Monday. Virginia Cox children’s librarian notes children aged three to five may attend. Library hours are 2 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Newark Recreation Department opens registration from 10 am to noon Wednesday at Ash Street Center. Ballet meets Saturdays 9 30 to 10 40 am from January 25 through February 27 with a $2 fee. Cake decorating runs 7 to 9 30 pm Tuesdays January 19 through February 23 with fees of 3 50 for adults and 1 50 for youths. Instructor is Mary Crosby.
Premont David Bromberg of Fremont is the newly installed leader of Courageous TOPS, the only men's TOPS group in the East Bay chartered by TOPS Inc. Other officers include Bill Moore of Newark as assistant leader and Bob Bollen of Newark as secretary. Harold Stricklin of Union City is treasurer with Allan Rickett of Fremont weight recorder and Miles Price of Union City recorder. The club has met for more than three years and aims for sensible weight control. Price can be reached after 6:30 p.m. at 471-4309.
Newark recreation officials announce two girls gymnastics courses at Newark High School gym starting next month. A basic tumbling class runs 7 40 to 8 30 p.m. from Feb 1 to Mar 4, followed by an advanced class for girls with prior tumbling from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays Feb 2 to Mar 23. Classes directed by Barbara Lacerenza, Newark High School PE. Registration at first meeting or Newark Community Center. For details call 793-1400 ext 69.
Senator Edmund Muskie arrived back in Washington after a tour of the Middle East, Europe, and the Soviet Union. The trip aims to sharpen his grasp of foreign affairs ahead of an anticipated run for the presidency. Muskie met with officials during the journey.
South Bend Indiana United Press International reports a nationwide survey by Stre Dame sociologist showing 42 percent of priests under 30 and 38 percent under 45 would consider leaving priesthood due to severe stress. The study notes a generation gap and greater stress than Protestant ministers.
In Los Angeles a seven man line of jurors and five women enter a second full day of deliberations in the Tate murder trial. Security is tight at the Hall of Justice with judges and officials fearing a disturbance by followers of Charles Manson. The defendants include Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten alongside Charles Manson in connection with the 1969 killings of Sharon Tate Jay Sebring Abigail Folger Wojciech Frykowski Leno and Rosemary LaBianca.
San Francisco United Press International reports defense lawyers call the grand jury transcript a political frame up. Angela Davis, 26, an avowed Communist and former UCLA philosophy instructor, is charged with murder kidnapping and conspiracy in the Aug. 7 courtroom shooting. Witnesses testified she bought guns used in the escape attempt and rushed to buy plane tickets after the incident.
The Apollo, an 1800-ton tuna vessel based in San Diego and owned by San Diegans, was boarded near Salinas by Ecuadorian forces after shots were fired. The ship faced a potential $100,000 to $125,000 fine, the largest ever for a fishing vessel in the dispute over 200 mile claimed waters, and was towed to Salinas with no injuries reported.
Washington reports that NHTSA directeur Douglas A. Toms said new safety standards will require heavily loaded trucks to have antiskid brakes to stop as quickly as passenger cars. Experts note trucks typically need two to three times the stopping distance, and the system prevents wheel lockups to avert chain crashes on highways.
Hopkins Junior High School announces fall honor roll and honorable mention lists led by principal Jack Ernes. Honor roll students earned GPAs of 3.5 or higher, with a long roster including Craig Alameda, Kurt Alameda, Natalie Alameda, Angela Alfaro, Ann Anema, Mark Anderson, Theresa Barlow, Bright Benya, Sonjia Berry, and many others. The honorable mention group features a second, broader set of names with GPAs from 4.0 to 3.5.
The Daily Review printed in Fremont California has subscription rates and general circulation under Court Order No. 11484. The paper is published by Floyd L. Sparks and is entered at the Fremont post office as second class matter under federal law.
A public notice outlines requirements for fictitious business name statements. By July 1, 1971 and then annually, operators must file name details with the county clerk, including chosen surname and entity. changes require refiling and publication. The County Clerk’s office provides forms. notices urge affected businesses to comply promptly.
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