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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
2
Ohlone College in Fremont will administer the ACT exam on Friday August 1 Friday August 22 and Saturday September 6. The test is required for new students seeking fall enrollment. Students must register at the admissions office two days before testing and pay a five dollar fee.
A city sponsored Renaissance Faire begins at noon Thursday in Fremont Central Park running 12 to 6 with softball and kickball games, booths, puppet shows, body painting, tug of war, frisbee toss, food stalls and traveling musicians. The 6 pm pageant features skits, dances and musical programs. admission is free though some activities may charge.
Union City leisure services sponsors a junior lifesaving course at James Agan High School pool starting Tuesday. Participants must be at least nine, with certification eligibility for those eleven or in the fifth grade. Classes run daily 12 15 to 1 pm through August 22, limited to two participants. For details call 48940360 or 471-2520.
A Democratic Club has been formed in Union City and is open to all registered Democrats in the area. For information on the club and meetings call Nancy Oliver at 471-2613 or Roger Snider at 489-2085. Snider has served as publicity chairman for the civic center campaign last spring in Union City.
The New Haven school district board meets at 8 p m at district headquarters Union City 33480 Western Ave to review the 12 million dollar proposed budget for 1975 76 and a financial overview covering 1973 1977 A potential tax rate reduction is forecast due to higher assessed valuations The board will also act on revising the Memorial Park lease with the city to allow Jamies Logan High School expansion plans prompting new park accommodations.
Funeral services for Grace Lilian Zwaissig 62 of Sundl will be held at 10 am tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. A native of Kansas she was a Sun resident and survived by her husband Carl six sisters and four brothers.
The House approved a seven year extension of the 1965 voting rights act, sending the measure to President Ford who is expected to sign. The law expands coverage to seven Southern states and parts of others, bans literacy tests, and requires bilingual voting instructions for language minorities.
Frank DeMarco Jr once Nixon’s tax lawyer was arraigned on charges of faking a 576000 income tax deduction for the former president. His attorney suggested Nixon might be called as a defense witness. Also named is Ralph G. Newman, Chicago book store owner, who faced related charges.
Grand Ole Opry star Lester Flatt, 61, was readmitted to St Thomas Hospital in Nashville on Sunday night with breathing difficulties. He is in a special care unit, listed in fair condition, with fluid buildup managed by medication. He had earlier been released July 21 after a five hour operation to clear three blocked arteries.
Rep Morris Udall of Arizona is hospitalized with viral pneumonia, not a gall bladder infection as first thought. The Democratic presidential candidate was admitted after back pains, with doctors noting improvement and a planned hospital stay until Wednesday before resuming campaigns.
A Gallup survey shows crime as the leading worry for residents, rising to 45 percent from 7 percent in 1963. The poll notes perceived worsening crime over 12 months, with non whites and lower incomes most affected, ranking crime above unemployment and high prices in their areas.
Dr Fair notes persistent shoulder pain and feckish issues in patients. Palmer Graduate Dr Keith Fair highlights deceptive problems in diagnosis and treatment continuing despite advances.
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