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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1975
Page
2
At the Tron Gate Lounge in San Lorenzo the Chili Bowl drew eight contestants. Fremonter Bob Wallace wins top honors as judges sample spicy bean and meat creations amid a crowded bar scene full of locals, friends, and festive chaos.
Brig Gen Thomas M. Sadler of the 427th Military Airlift Wing at Charleston Air Force Base says his unit saves money by using the backs of non confidential letters for orders and communications. He reports rapid savings and ongoing paper use reductions.
UPI reports Supreme Court Justice William Q. Douglas is active in his hospital room with visitors. He shows signs of improvement and is learning through therapy to cope with impairment in his left arm and, to a lesser degree, his left leg. There is no estimate for his return to the bench, though a visitor expressed strong optimism.
The Rosary will be recited for Bernard P Corchero a longtime Union City resident who died Sunday at Fremont Chapel Best Mortuary Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Union City will host a Mass of the Resurrection. Corchero a native of Spain leaves a large family including wife Calistra four sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Burial will be at Holy Genie Cemetery in Hayward. A farewell for Mari Gazdar 45 educator with Fremont Unified School District and Berkeley native will be held February 1 at the First Unitarian Church Berkeley.
Diane Mashburn of Newark die aged 23. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Mashburn sister Kathy Mashburn granddaughter of Mrs Zola Farmer and Walter McGahan. Funeral Feb 28 at 2 PM Newark Memorial Chapel 36700 Newark Blvd officiated by Rev Travis Lawrence. Interment Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery Hayward. Information call 792-1222.
A blue ribbon Biometric Society panel says oral diabetic drugs are hazardous and may cause 10000 to 15000 premature US deaths. The AMA Journal of the American Medical Association will publish the full findings. The panel reaffirmed UGDP results showing higher heart death risk for telbutamide and urged further studies.
A UPI report notes a British government study found brushing teeth had little effect on decay in five year olds and only a small impact in older children. ADA criticized the study and sought British health input while stressing toothbrushing as part of dental health.
Jim Turner of Scottsville described as likeable and hard working by neighbors faces a tenth murder probe tied to life insurance schemes. Authorities say he killed Dwright Dees and suspects a pattern of killings over 21 years, with other victims linked by insurance beneficiaries.
Newark officials launched recruitment to replace Tony DiAngelo on the seven member Planning Commission. DiAngelo resigned recently. interviews are planned for late February with appointment forms due by February 18. Applicants must be 18 or older and obtain forms from the city manager's office.
Newark binate presents a free Winter Musical Festival at Newark High School gym 820 Lafayette Ave tomorrow at 8 p.m. More than 325 junior high students will perform under director Jack Gaunt in the concert.
In Salina Kansas four suspects were arraigned in Saline County Magistrate Court on Monday in connection with an armed robbery Sunday at a Salina mate. Curtis Stewart 19 Jessier Lynn Sizemore 20 and Ste were among those charged with the Salina robbery as police continued investigations.
UCB in Los Angeles announces a prime rate cut from 10 percent to 9.44 percent effective Monday. The move follows a credit tightening period as banks adjust lending costs nationwide. No further details given.
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