Diplomas Awarded To 21 Williamson Students
Williamson High plans a 7 pm graduation in the school library with 21 students to receive diplomas. Speakers include valedictorian Kathleen O Connor and salutatorian Paul Loomis, with Rev. Roger Vegdahl giving the invocation and Judge John J. Purehla delivering the address.
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Death Near For Actor Robert Taylor in California
Doctors say Robert Taylor’s condition rapidly deteriorates as he battles terminal cancer. The 74 year old actor, under care at St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica, remains comfortable though near death. His stepson Michael Thiess reports the family awaits the inevitable.
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Obituaries for Moreno Bastus in Fremont area
Funeral services were held for Michael Moreno 36 and Bonnie Bastus 38 in Fremont and Union City. Moreno, of Union City, left a wife Vera and seven children. burial private. Bastus, a Fremont resident and anesthetists association member, survived by husband Charles, two daughters Sandra and Kathryn, parents Bernard and unknown Knapp, and brother Bryant. Burial at Holy Sepulchra Cemetery Nayward.
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Virginia Macias
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San Jose
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Daily Review publication details and address notice
Publication entry for Tue Arcus by Daily Review Inc. lists manager and archival data with a 1967 California Superior Court filing, includes Fremont address 122 Canter Square and subscription rates, noting local office at 24536 and contact number 797-5276.
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California lawmakers unveil ambitious $1 billion tax reform plan
SACRAMENTO UPI Democratic Caucus Chairman legislators Friday unveiled a $1 billion tax reform package led by George N. Zenovich of Fresno. The plan promises $308 million for schools, lowers homeowners taxes, offers relief for low income renters, and state takeover of county welfare costs. Revenue would come from a half cent sales tax increase, closing loopholes, and higher taxes on corporations, churches, banks, and other entities. Leaders expressed cautious optimism about finding agreement amid Republican Governor Ronald Reagan's anticipated opposition.
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Paper Drive Today By Fremont Scout Troop 138
Scout Troop 138 will run a Cabrillo Park paper drive today to fund summer camp for boys who would otherwise miss it. The plan includes tax changes and revenue shifts proposed by a bipartisan panel to relieve property taxes, fund welfare costs, and raise income and sales taxes.
Union Election Yields Runoffs For Local 164 Officers
Fremont union members turnout 4000 to vote on Local 164 officers with a runoff likely for president Joe Petruccelli led with 1278 votes to face Bob Greathead. Other runoff contests include First Vice President David Chambers versus Bob Woods and Second Vice President Vern Ding against Bob Mello. Blue Slate dominant but challenged by Headlights faction led by John Herrera and others. Balloting wrapped up late night as results awaited.
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Niles Arts and Crafts Show Opens Downtown
Reed Hansen and Lou Price moved artwork into the Hansen Enterprises gallery for the two day Niles Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by Nites merchants. Artists from South County will exhibit and sell wares in downtown Niles stores from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow.
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Appeal Filed In Harassment Court Decision
In Fremont a appeal was filed in Fremont Municipal court contesting a ruling in favor of a Newark family over harassment incidents at the Graude home in 1966 and 1967. Donald Redenbaugh, represented by Charles McCrory, appeals a $300 judgment to Mr and Mrs Jari Glaude. The total damage award was $1,500. Transcripts will go to Alameda County Superior Court for rehearing.
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Boys Club Celebration in Fremont Marks Second Anniversary
Fremont Boys Club observes its second anniversary with a Sunday celebration from noon to p.m. at 39700 Logan Drive. Ro wland W. Terry says entertainment, gates, carnival, and booths are planned. admission is free. The club is also enrolling boys aged 7 to 14 for a two week summer camp session at Camp Mendexing from July 9 to August 13, costing $65 for members and $70 for non members.
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Heir Quest Sought for Large Goodman Estate
Sacramento report states Flournoy seeks a rightful heir to a $111,364 Goodman estate tied to William Goodman who died in Los Angeles. No will found. 1965 search failed. California law sets a five year limit to claim by a legitimate relative amid $7.49 million in unsettled estates.
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Toys and hazards spark Sunday debate across magazines
The Sunday Mercury News notes a Parade Magazine critique of hazardous toys amid a $3 billion industry. It cites safety gaps and asks if child protection laws can curb injuries while also referencing other features from This Week and Post Office Department slogans.
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Graduation time saves four bucks for all
Parade's Intelligence Report notes graduation costs can be trimmed with disposable gowns and cop and gown outfits. The piece suggests prices are high but alternatives exist this year. The Mercury News Sunday insert previews Sun day reading packages from the San Jose Mercury News for the Central Coast audience.
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