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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1970
Page
1
The column outlines horse show events for a gymkhana including Egg and Spoon Race, Buck Marathon, Costume Class, Obstacle Class, Quadrangle Stakes, Backing Race, Figure-8 Stakes, and notes a Fifth Annual All Heads Stallion Parade and Horse Bazaar at the Alameda County Fair Grounds with horses from Arab to Tennessee Walker.
A Mayo Clinic doctor explains migraine is rare in men and often severe in women. He describes visual auras, light and sound sensitivity, and the familial link, with anecdotes on misdiagnosis and deceptive symptom presentation leading to unnecessary gallbladder removal.
Mark F. Emerson, son of Court Judge Folger Emerson, yesterday announced his candidacy for Alameda County treasurer tax collector. He cited corporate management experience and urged voters to give Alameda County the chance to elect an energetic official.
San Jose engineer William J. Homan, an IBM employee and Santa Clara County School Boards Association president, challenges State Sen. Clark Bradley for the Republican nomination in the 14th Senatorial District, which includes Castro Valley and parts of Alameda and Santa Clara counties. Emerson, Alameda County candidate for treasurer tax collector, touts financial and environmental experience, family service background, and says he would serve with integrity and honesty.
Fremont service members receive honors and assignments from Vietnam era duty. Pfe Donald M. Rush serves at Barstow Marine Corps Supply Center while Lance Corporal Glenn J. Vargas works with Eighth Marine Division at Camp Lejeune. Edward G. Taylor serves with First Marine Division in Vietnam. Warrant Officer Paul T. Jones earns Army Commendation Medal with V device for valor in Vietnam. Private Richard K. Pearson graduates aviation fundamentals in Memphis. Jack L. Peabody serves aboard destroyer USS Sample after Western Pacific deployment. Thomas J. Pavao graduates at Sheppard AFB Texas in aircraft mechanics course. Sergeant Vincent J. Serpa promoted at Camp Pendleton with Fifth Marine Expeditionary Brigade. Reacts reflect dedication and service of local residents.
Fremont high senior Plana King, son of Bernard and Mrs. King, will attend the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans in Washington D C from February 28 to March 7. He was selected from 1 760 seniors nationwide for a five week program focusing on government, diplomacy, and media operations.
R Willam MacCullough of Fremont is named Manager of Bank of America’s new Rheem Valley Branch by President A W Clausen. A native of Salt Lake City and Sacramento College graduate, he has served in Roseville and Redding branches and now leads the Hayward main lending office. He is treasurer of the Greater Hayward Kiwanis and Bay Scouts controller. his family lives in Fremont.
A brief note in The Daily Review credits David B. Perry as author of Tue Aanous with publication attributed to Mage. The item outlines print attribution and sourcing.
The article details plans to fund and arrange transportation for a Fremont high school senior to Washington DC annually for the Presidential Classroom program. King will speak to local clubs on his return. The program is nonpartisan and nonprofit, first represented Fremont last year by Sue Berman. Contributions can be directed to Presidential Class rooms for Young American at Bank of Fremont.
Three people arrested by Fremont police in a drug raid at 140 Peralta Blvd face arraignment in Fremont municipal court. Kenneth W. Jones 26 Monte Arrowwood 20 Marilyn Barrett 20 were booked on charges of possessing dangerous drugs for sale possession of marijuana and narcotic paraphernalia Jones was also charged with maintaining a place where narcotics are used.
Guadalupe Serbantes, 70, of 33847 Ace Street, was found Friday night in her garage with a rope around her neck. She died en route to Washington Hospital. Her husband Joe discovered the body and told the coroner’s office the deceased left no notes.
Burglars entered a Union City residence on Adair 230 Ian Way while residents attended church. About $738 in goods were stolen, including clothing a 17 inch portable television and a 22 caliber pistol. Entry may have been through a rear sliding glass door left open between 7 and 10 p.m.
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