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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1975
Page
2
Sacramento firefighters discuss aging fire poles and safety concerns as brass and steel designs differ by region. Deputy Robert Schultz notes poles are outdated, with only about 45 poles remaining in Sacramento stations and no nostalgia for the old apparatus.
The Southern Alameda County Racquet Club will host a series of travel films on Monday evenings at 7:30 at the Newark Community Center 3550 Cedar Blvd. The lineup includes Ahead of the Crowd on July 21 Sonata This is Hawaii on August 18 and For Mian and Nature Honolulu and Africa Next Door on September 22. Call Dr. A C Lola at 797-97% to reserve a space.
Antoinette Attell known as Toad the Mime will give a noon show in Building 1 at Ohlone College Fremont and a 7:30 p.m. performance in Mission San Jose High School lecture hall C-120. Tickets cost 78 cents for adults and 50 cents for children, sold at the Ohlone College bookstore and Bookmark at Fremont Hub. Attell, a Santa Rosa Conservatory alumna and author, choreographer, and lecturer, has appeared in two films one of which she wrote. The acts are part of Ohlone College Summer Fine Arts Festival '75.
An Alameda County Fair auction in Pleasanton offered champion stock from four Fremont and Newark youths. Jamie Silva of Newark sold a 4-H champion sheep at an unknown price per pound. Holly Lopez of Fremont topped the FFA reserve champion sheep at 1.75 per pound. Mark Torchio of Fremont marketed the FFA champion swine at 2.90 per pound. Clyde Matison of Fremont sold the PizA reserve champion swine for 0.09 per pound.
Fremont DMV greets drivers with Courtesy Corps members who offer tire checks windshield wiper inspections and window washing. Students are summer workers paid 32.10 per hour under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act and wear colorful headbands.
Fremont announces the second Tiny Tot session starting Monday at Blacow Linda Vista Marshall Mattos and Niles Community Center with classes for ages 3 to 5 to boost verbal social motor and arts learning. Registrations are at the city recreation office 8275 Country Drive 8 am to 5 pm through tomorrow.
The Civil Rights Commission urged replacing the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission with a National Employment Rights Board endowed with broader powers to enforce fair employment laws. The plan calls for increased funding, cease and desist authority, and back pay and affirmative action relief, plus consolidation of several existing enforcement tasks.
The Youth Services Corps, a joint Fremont city and school district program, has 120 high school volunteers working six hours daily on projects from trail maintenance to painting. They receive no pay but earn school credit and may qualify for reward trips after five weeks, depending on hours. The program runs through July 25 and includes group projects across the city with transport provided.
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley announced Ronald L. Maley a two year veteran of the bureau will become the special agent in charge of the San Diego office. Maley will assume duties Aug 11 after Rex Shrader retires this month to head security for Harrah's casino operations in Nevada.
Isa and Lillie two baby elephants from the Carson-Barnes Circus remain missing near Hugo Oklahoma As officials deploy airplanes helicopters and a sheriff posse to locate them conservation caretaker Colma Banes notes the elephants enjoy freedom and food but expresses growing concern as the pair weigh up to 1300 pounds and could travel far through government owned bottom lands and new lake areas
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