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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1975
Page
2
State engineers tested six Citizens Utilities wells in Devote and Niles but found no side worms. At 36928 Montecito Drive Fremont Mrs Stefani reports worms in faucet water. Officials say nematodes are common and no public health risk is evident, investigation continues.
After hearings, Union City Council awards Tim Montoya 23 a $4700 settlement to cover attorney fees and pay gap during his dismissal as an AC Transit worker. City says it avoids litigation. Montoya signs waiver and may seek future law enforcement work. He argues lack of probation extension and unfair termination.
East Bay Regional Park District invites Alameda and Contra Costa county residents to enter the Parklands in Pictures photo contest. Prints must be 5x7 to 6x14 inches, with up to five entries per person, no composites, and include photographer name and print title on the back plus a stamped self addressed return envelope. Entries due by October 1 at 4:30 pm to Wallace Cromwell at Coyote Hills Regional Park. two divisions for ages 16 and under and 17 and older. prizes yet to be decided.
Seymour the boa constrictor vanished from the Johnsons patio last Friday and reportedly traveled up to nearly a hundred miles before returning. Constance Johnson said the snake was unharmed and curled into their daughter's lap once found, lodged between a car grille and radiator after a lift at a service station revealed its tail.
A California woman, Barbara Jaine Koons 21, from Long Beach, was killed when her car left I 80 in western Utah and flipped at least four times. Two passengers, Barbara Stadler 20 of Monterey Park and Francis David Sele 27 of Los Angeles, were injured and taken to University Medical Center in Salt Lake City. The car ended in the center divider after crossing the median. The eastbound crash prompted police investigations.
Richard M. DeLisle, 61, of Fremont, died Monday. Funeral at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 140 Peralta Blvd Fremont at 2 p.m. tomorrow. He was an estimator born in Illinois, lived in Fremont 18 years. Survived by wife Caryl Bergstrom DeLisle. daughters Treasure Houts and Holly Artwein. sons Danny, Barry, Torrie, and Jim DeLisle. brothers Robert and Anthony DeLisle. one grandchild. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. today.
Yell leader signups for Fremont football will be held tomorrow and Thursday July 31 at 7 p.m. at Thornton Field House. Location is Thornton Junior High School at 4357 Thornton Ave. Girls ages 9 to 15 are eligible.
Cindy Hobbs of Santa Cruz died aged 24 after a service at the family residence on July 19 1975. She was wife of Monty Hobbs daughter of Jack Romera and Ars Romera of Aptos Calif sister of James Michael Romera Linda Fonticella and Diana Mae Barbero grandmother Ethel Litter of Alameda and a member of the Way Biblical Research and Teaching Ministry of California. Cremation followed at Soquet Crematory. Wessendorf and Holmes Funeral Chapel Santa Cruz California.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Department opens a countywide breath alcohol testing program funded by a federal grant and local contributions. Seven intoxilyzer instruments are placed at five test locations including Hayward, Fremont, Santa Rita, Berkeley, and Oakland, with additional units from San Leandro and Oakland. Sheriff Tom Houchins says tests will be faster, cutting costs and freeing officers for patrols. The Crime Laboratory director directs the project.
Sunol Country Club reopens upstairs dining for Sunday brunch this week, accepting "E" discount cards limited to food with up to 30 percent off. Dinner facilities stay closed. no opening date given. Earlier financial troubles led to eviction from the golf land last November, with Iwaldi resuming control and suspending "E" card use for non-food items later.
Washington UPI FAA sets new rule requiring pilots to obtain clearance from the control tower before moving on taxiways. The rule takes effect August 18. Previously clearances were required for takeoffs landings and taxiing on runways only.
A UC College of Natural Resources environmental review concludes Las Positas would harm air quality and water systems in the Livermore Amador Valley. The report warns of possible health risks if population reaches 180000 by 1990, and cites solid waste, sewage, and water supply challenges plus noncompliance with ABAG regional policies.
Contractors begin work on the $320,000 Cattlemens Restaurant to be located in the Rosemont Square Shopping Center. The family style steak house will offer a cocktail lounge and seating for more than 200 patrons. The restaurant firm operates units in Santa Rosa Petaluma Dixon and Redondo Beach.
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