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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
2
A reader recalls tunes of America and German echoes at the Alameda County Fair opening weekend. The piece paints Pleasanton as a lively hub with parades on Main Street, 4 H clubs, and a reflective scene of fairs, races, and amusements, contrasting nostalgia with showy attractions at the Reno lounge side show.
Reported at the Skilled In plant, a gas leak followed an explosion. Access to the area was limited by authorities. Individuals named include James Basa, David Crawford, and Lyn Weidmer, with workers often hired for intensive duties.
Chief Faber, a South San Francisco native aged 104, served in police leadership in Fremont and South San Francisco. He held roles in California crime commissions, juvenile justice, and police services, and was a consultant with national and international law enforcement groups throughout a notable career.
Tysem and Associates announce services at Remont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary, 1940 Pere Alta Blvd, Temple Way, with burial at Sepulchre Cemetery in Hay. Service set for Wednesday July 8 at 10 AM, followed by interment at the cemetery.
A partial obituary fragment references a death notice in Fremont California. It mentions the Hens fund, the 60 Fremont Police Officers association, and a contact at the Fremont Police Department with a street address and phone number. The fragment includes a date line and an address in Fremont.
The note indicates a 10 percent lease average remains in effect and that individuals will continue to work and maintain their jobs. The fragment suggests ongoing employment and steady leasing terms despite broader conditions.
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