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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
2
A gymnastics exhibition titled circus by Army Gui and the Een Ba showcase is presented tonight as part of classes sponsored by the Union City Leisure Service Division.
Fre mont chooses Miss Venegas in a Fremont American Forum pageant over five competitors. She lives at 29007 Sandale Court, works as a secretary for Lauren Developers of Dublin, and is a Kennedy High School graduate who enjoys travel, dance with Fremont Ballet Folklorico, and tennis. In Washington, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield refused to back George C Wallace as a presidential candidate, citing disagreement with his foreign policy and calling him not mainstream. Other lawmakers weighed Wallace’s viability, with some supporting him if nominated and Mansfield noting Wallace appeals to many but other candidates better represent mainstream American life.
London police said they obtained an arrest warrant for Michael Morris, 3, son of Lord Killanin, president of the International Olympic Committee. The warrant alleges conspiracy to defraud in connection with an alleged coup involving Gay Future, a 101 winner at Carmel track. Governor Yard later said the warrant was sent to Ireland for extradition proceedings.
Fremont death notice lists Don C. Vie and mentions husband Erraty and many relatives. Funeral at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary with details for service and charity support information.
Timothy Pitcocks 18 was found guilty of first degree murder in a nonjury trial for kidnapping a Gardena man last Halloween and forcing him to dig his grave. He was also convicted of kidnapping burglary and theft and faces life in prison after prosecutors seek to drop the death penalty.
Eleanor M Pearson 37 of Fremont died Monday. Graveside services will be held at Visalia District Cemetery at 1 am Friday. She was a second grade teacher at Corrales School in San Lorenzo and a member of the California and National Teachers Associations. Survivors include her brother Charles Pearson of Sacramento and her parents of Visalia. Friends may call at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary today from 7 to 9 p.m.
Robert Eliver Kleasen was sentenced to the electric chair for the murder of Merk Fischer, a Mormon missionary from Milwaukee. A five-woman jury took 20 minutes to decide the penalty after Kleasen testified about his fate and read letters to his victim claiming mistreatment by church officials.
A World War II era 125 bomber crashed into a hillside near Dawsonville, Georgia, killing two aboard. The wreckage scattered marijuana and cash, with about forty 50 pound bags of marijuana found, and papers identified the plane as registered to Air Metal of Opa Locka. Customs officials cited neutrality violations and noted the aircraft could carry bombs.
Cleveland UPI report describes the first shot at Kent State, the ensuing volley, and guard actions near the university campus. Witnesses recount a guard with a 45 pistol firing toward students, while defense testimony questions the weapon’s handling and timing amid investigations.
Fremont school trustees face a looming $1 million funding gap as the district overspends its $38 million budget by about 1.45 million. With only 400,000 in unexpected revenue, officials consider tapping capital funds despite objections. Teachers demand restraint and salary protection, warning that delaying payments could collapse the system. A district plan to close Alviso Elementary and finish Warwick Elementary would cost about 217 million, with other projects totaling 4.5 million. Trustees meet at 7 30 p m at American High.
A 43-year-old husband was charged after a woman aged about and her two grandchildren were found beaten to death with a three Toc-Jong Pipe. Investigators described a grisly scene near a desert community. The suspect surrendered and denied involvement.
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