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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
11
A scrambled OCR style legal notice appears among TV timetable fragments. It lists names like Charles Longteon and Gene Kelly with scattered show titles and program references. The readable portion hints at a public or legal notice amid a TV guide layout, but concrete action is unclear.
County Clerk Jack G. Blue outlines the July 1 1977 deadline for fictitious business name filings and the $10 filing fee. The notice urges preemptive compliance between January 1, 1971 and June 30, 1971, with the county office providing forms and offering additional information by mail or phone.
East leads king of clubs and must choose a line. West reasons and signals by nine to prompt partner’s ace, promoting a third club trick. If South ventures trump, West ruffs or promotes trump tricks, securing contract. Subtle play reveals three clubs and pressure on declarer.
A series of birth notices from South County lists newborns at local homes and hospitals. Names include Aiden and Laurence Kolber, Marshall Nishiyama, a Nelson Street family in Fremont, and others at addresses on Canton Place and Lake Champlain Court, with May birth dates for each.
Julie Ege, Miss Norway with famed measurements 96-24-36, tops an international selection to become the era's sex symbol. She launches a nationwide personal appearance tour promoting her upcoming film Creatures the World Forgot, aiming to follow Raquel Welch’s legacy after beating nearly three thousand applicants.
A reader letters column mixes teen prank talk with advice on youth centers and summer programs. Helen Bottel urges teens to organize constructive activities, from volunteering to starting a park project, while discussing school life and family reactions. Alameda County administrator Earl Strathman announces retirement after 95 years in public service, with plans to travel and write.
Chester Daughtery, 21, of Sis- Kyou, died at 3:25 a.m. Monday at Washington Hospital from head injuries after a three axle truck driven by Dee Berry, 31, Covina, struck a sedan driven by Allen Anderson, 20, a College of Siskiyou student. Daughtery and his brother Thomas, 14, were passengers. 120 injured. Police say Berry failed to obey a red light and a further action is pending.
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