Hungry Artists Crafts Festival at Fremont Fashion Center
Fremont hosts a two day crafts fair on Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm at the Fremont Fashion Center Mall corner of Mowry Avenue and Pasto Padre Parkway. Sixteen San Francisco street artists form the San Francisco Crafts Co-op to display demonstrate and sell items including Amn dolls satin pillows air brush Tshirts herb pillows togs wooden planters feather jewelry leather goods and silver gold brass pieces. Free admission and balloons for children.
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Fremont church hosts giant birthday party evening
First United Methodist Church at 29th Washington Blvd hosts a birthday party for members and friends starting at 7:90 p.m. Tables are set for each month and attendees sit at their birth month table. The event offers cake and punch, party hats, games, and a talent show.
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Fremont Nine Named to Backseat Driver Panel
Nine Fremont residents join the Backseat Driver public panel as part of a DMV statewide program. Randolph J. Byrd, Holmes, Elizabeth McMicken, Glen W. Mebnicken, Bran W. Smith, William C. Greenman, Treva J. Hurt, Charles C. Ford, and Lorraine A. Bartlett will meet monthly starting June 28 to advise on service, safety, and consumer protection at state and local levels.
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Dean Holmes
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Bran W. Smith
Wiliam C. Greenman
Treva J. Hurt
Charles C. Ford
Lorraine A. Bartlett
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Fremont contest entries open for Pathfinders Bicentennial ’96
Fremont residents can enter the Miss Pathfinder contest renamed for the festival theme Pathfinders Bicentennial ’96. Main entry forms are available from the Fremont Chamber of Commerce at 897-1855. Friday is the deadline to submit applications.
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Cousteau finds no wrecks in Marathon Bay exploration
French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau said his Calypso expedition failed to locate any ancient shipwrecks off the Bay of Marathon after charting 14 million square yards of seabed and filming 25 hours underwater. He plans to study Santorini’s submerged crater next.
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Barnstead to seek seat in Massachusetts House race
Former state GOP Chairman William Barnstead announced plans to challenge House Democratic Leader Tip O’Neill in November arguing the district needs a local voice in Congress. He criticized O’Neill for spending time abroad and vowed to back a representative who speaks for the district.
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Solon rejects payroll pad charges
Rep. Phillip Burton rejects claims by the Republican newsletter that he padded his payroll with nonworking staffers. He says employees were working for the House Democratic Study Group and details disputed by Coleman, including chauffeuring, trips on government business, and a manuscript project. Burton notes staffers aided his subcommittees and that some expenses were reimbursed or personal gifts.
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Man Arrested for Cultivating 365 Pot Plants in Backyard
In Inglewood police arrested 35 year old Lonnie Rayfer after officers found a jungle of 365 percent pot plants growing in his backyard. He was booked Monday on suspicion of cultivating marijuana and possession of marijuana for e.
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Typewriter bid battle at Washington High in district test
The Fremont district weighs bids from Royal and IBM for over four dozen typewriters for Washington High School. IBM's bid favored for lower long term maintenance costs, but Royal protests citing durability and older Royal models, urging IBM be chosen while a teacher favors IBM for simplicity and fewer features.
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