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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
2
A dachshund wandered into a factory outhouse area over the weekend. Four workers helped free the dog from the cotter and hoist it from the tree.Rescuers say the dog was seen twice returning to danger before total rescue by tote workers.
A 8 year old Fremont girl remained in stable condition after a two car collision on B Street near Alice Street in Hayward. Odell, the driver, was arrested for driving under the influence after swerving to avoid a dog and hitting a tree. Hayward police reported no other injuries.
Sacramento UPI reports the Washington Quilt Co of Seattle agreed to pay 30000 in civil penalties after a California Department of Water Affairs suit alleging misleading advertising in the sale of sleeping bags. The firm admits no guilt and will also face an injunction barring false labels or ads for their sleeping bag products.
In Castro Valley a couple, Thomas and Beverly Graham, were injured when a shot was fired from a second vehicle into their pickup on Interstate 580 near the Altamont Pass. Graham was hospitalized and later moved for treatment, while Beverly Graham was grazed. The sheriff's department reported the incident as the couple traveled toward Yosemite National Park.
Maxima A. Cave 68, a Philippines native and Newark resident, died Sunday. She is survived by her mother Teresa in the Philippines, two brothers Herman of San Francisco and Alfonso of Florida, and two sisters Rosalina C. Camba of Newark and Mercedes Carsola of San Francisco. Funeral Thursday at Newark Sectorial Mortuary 36700 New fd, with viewing after 7 pm. Burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery.
Briggs attacked the governor at a Tri Valley Republican Assembly barbecue citing alleged personal habits to claim the governor is out of touch. He backed anti gay school firing bills and floated an initiative to bypass the Senate with a ballot measure. He also endorsed a stronger California death penalty proposal with Ed Reinecke.
Police said John A. Eving of Nas soles ahaa 3502 4 Irate on the other police re Hernander had telephoned after a breakup. The report describes a shotgun death following romantic distress involving a woman and her father.
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