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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1976
Page
5
Fremont readers submit letters to The Argus Tapes editor calling for zoning changes, critiquing All-Star selections and city governance. Citizens salute senior taxi program praise soccer hopes and warn about fireworks bans while urging attention to youth centers and local industry.
Mrs. Victor Brunson protests unauthorized CB chatter intruding into her home via television, radio, and stereo in Bothell Washington. FCC field officer says interference stems from proximity, offering filtering guidance while noting licensed CB users operate on assigned channels. Brunson seeks relief, considering legal action to push equipment upgrades or FCC restrictions.
London officials say 75-year-old Dora Bloch, a dual British Israeli, may have died during the Uganda hostage crisis after an Israeli rescue. Uganda’s Idi Amin contradicted reports, claiming she was taken to Israel. British, UN officials pursue confirmation amid conflicting accounts and hospital reports of Bloch in Kampala.
Dr John Tupper of the University of California School of Medicine allegedly added 90 points to Ramona Mrak’s admission score in 1974 to admit her daughter in law of former chancellor Emil Mrak. The Davis Enterprise cited former assistant dean Peter Sterandt describing motive tied to the school’s future and policy circles. Mrs Mrak, now at Vanderbilt, denied knowing her score was changed.
A fragmented fair schedule listsJunior Livestock Auction events and related activities on Sunday July 11 including pig sale barbecues art in action and beef and sheep sale. Highlights include junior livestock auctions at 12 00 p m and 3 30 pm plus grandstand shows and a variety of performances such as the Coralene Duane Allstar Revue and an All Star professional show with The Mughtestons. Admission and venue details appear for fairgrounds amphitheatre and court areas with staged entertainment and a closing note that Alameda County officially closes the fair exhibits at 10 00 pm.
A chaotic national horse race from New York to California faces delays and a looming disbandment. The event began Memorial Day in Saratoga Springs with 105 entrants. officials in Hannibal struggle to raise funds, while top riders compete for a $30,008 prize held in escrow in Chicago.
Two Soyuz 21 crew members, Boris Volynov and Vitaly Zholobov, start a series of biological experiments with fish on the Salyut 5 space laboratory. Tass reports normal progress as they adapt to weightlessness, with potential long stay.
FBI agents arrest Daniel James Cavanaugh 29 of Van Nuys California at the Rainbow Bridge Niagara Falls following a Fresno California bank robbery on June 8 1976. The men involved robbed Lloyds Bank of California taking money in a vault while an associate acted as lookout and fled in a getaway car.
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