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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
2
A personal reflection on moving into a new home and the social rituals that surround guests. The narrator describes neighbors who drop in, the pressure to present perfection, and the tension between authentic life and polite performance. The piece ends with a question about who will be greeted at the door.
Bon Vivant Inc a Newark soupmaker filed for bankruptcy after the FDA linked its vic vichyssoise to the June death of Samuel Cochran Jr of Bedford N Y His widow was ill but recovering A bankruptcy judge appointed Joseph Walsh as receiver and ordered a plan to repay creditors while all products remain recalled
A monorail at Seattle Center hit a steel barrier after traveling 20 mph, injuring 27 of 40 aboard. Officials do not know the cause or why the braking failed. The Red Train sustained heavy damage while witnesses described a frightening stop as emergency crews treated 13 hospitalized passengers.
Gilbert M. Dutra 86 died Saturday in a Palo Alto hospital. A 9 a.m. Mass will be held at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Fremont with private burial afterward. Rosary was recited at 8 p.m. today at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. He was a Washington Township native and a member of Local 583 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Oakland. He was the son of Flora Dutta and brother of Clarence Edward Gerald and Robert Dutta, all of Fremont. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the mortuary.
UCLA officials reported the death of Leo P. Delsaffo an acoustics expert and educator with a 50 year career. He collapsed at a brain station in Frankfurt Germany while preparing to address an international acoustics congress in Budapest. He contributed to sonar equipment for the Navy in World War II and leaves a widow Mary of Los Angeles, four nephews and two sisters.
Ohlone College will offer a four week summer credit course titled Marriage and Family taught by Joseph T. Steinke, a philosophy professor with a counseling credential. It runs Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. beginning Aug 4, covering social upheaval effects on relationships and family obligations, with four transferable units. Newark adds a new police officer Gene Olson joins from Peerless Motors and resides with his wife Cecelia in Fremont.
The Mattos Basketball Marathon in Meyer Park surpasses 170 hours, beating a Milpitas team’s 150 hour mark and nearing a 300 hour goal to help 10 year old Kelly Hinds with a brain tumor. Door to door collection by Dirk Lorenz Scott Goldberg and Bill Raettig adds $100 to the fund, with support from Fremont Bowl and H Salt Esq Fish and Chips.
Sacramento lawmakers back a sweeping omnibus bill to abolish the Air Resources Board and the Water Resources Control Board. The measure, seen as boosting water and air safeguards, passed the Assembly 46 to 25 but faces uncertain Senate prospects. Critics warned it could slow progress, while supporters called it essential to halt environmental deterioration.
California welfare rolls fell in June for the third consecutive month, a Reagan administration report shows. About 2,199,197 residents received welfare while AFDC numbers declined by 44,809 from May to 1,900,426. Children totaled 1.1 million, women 456,000 and men 61,593. aged 319,501 disabled 189,445 and blind 14,063.
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