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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary weather text notes fair to partly cloudy skies in Florida and nearby regions with the outlook suggesting changes or persistence through the day. The garbled lines obscure exact places and times but imply typical regional forecast language.
A weather brief reports minor temperature adjustments across the San Joaquin Valley through Thursday. Low Friday night drops from 9 to 6 degrees, while Friday highs rise from 75 to 85. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce and Kennedy High School hosted a Small Business Seminar in Fremont drawing about 130 attendees including city officials. Speakers Arthur Ostrander C P A Jack Hiland and Edward Greenlaw discussed financing mistakes and poor fund management as key factors in small business failures and stressed understanding funding sources and loan access.
A Tri-City water rate cut is urged amid a tight budget and low reserves. The Fre mont Chamber of Commerce water subcommittee chair hints at centrate reductions to offset new Prop N assessments. Directors approve raises for district staff totaling about 65,744 more annually.
The Sacramento report notes Senate actions on income tax deductions for education across public and private institutions, approval of a governor appointment to public instruction, and a bill package touching welfare, vehicle emissions, and occupational rules. Key items include SB 8, SB 191, SB 992, AB 1362, AB 1591, and AB 749 751 progressing through committees.
The article describes a delayed hearing over whether Ward should be reinstated. Victor Van Bourg, associate of Weinberg, appeared in court but papers had not been served to Dieden's calendar or the administrators. The judge refused to proceed, citing lack of service, and Van Bourg pressed for the hearing while the judge questioned the process and moved to other cases.
City council debates school district use permits before Planning Commission discussions. Attorney Garcia cites two week timeline to sue bonding company over Mowry West street repairs while seeking alternatives to avoid delaying legal action. Council votes to authorize filing papers against Glens Falls Insurance Co. and explores cash bonds from subs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court of state and a date, with unclear names and phrases. The readable portions reference a legal or official proceeding, a figure named Mather, a dress code, and a list of obscure terms. No coherent narrative or outcome available.
Two Fremont men Greg William Chilzote and Clarence McGuffey faced charges for contributing to delinquency of minors at a four day Union City party. Deputy DA Harry Sheppard dropped the case after reviewing police reports, citing insufficient evidence. Police reported up to 70 adults and juveniles from Newark Fremont and Union City attended the Perry Road gathering.
City planners debate shrinking the 42 000 dollar planning budget to 96 717 dollars, prioritizing a pay raise of about 52 000 dollars next year while slashing the basic budget by 249 160 dollars and 12 positions. Tax revenues rise little despite higher homeowner taxes, and reassessment delays compound revenue gaps. City Council must decide which services can be funded.
City Manager Bruce Altman presents an austerity budget of 1 351 219 to hold the tax rate at 1 71 per 100 assessed valuation. It trims most spending, omits new vehicles and staff additions, and relies on 1 221 218 in property tax revenue with a 65 000 carryover and 45 000 gas tax funds. Council will review items next week in budget work sessions.
Fremont Recreation Commission requests a joint City Council session to examine bond issue financing for Central Park. July or August is planned for a band festival at the Newark Pavillion dining hall to raise funds for land acquisition and park development. Bandsmen will provide music. tickets to be sold at the door as part of the program agenda.
Israel and Arab neighbors faced renewed fears as the UN proposed a demilitarized buffer zone to reduce tensions. Abba Eban urged direct peace talks while President Johnson framed the cease-fire as a step toward regional stability and lasting peace. Egypt conveyed initial acceptance at USN headquarters in New York.
A Requiem Mass for Genero D. Mayagoitia age 53 who died Tuesday in Fremont will be held at the Church of the Holy Ghost in Fremont at 8 30 a m He was the brother of Alfredo Mayagoitia San Jose Joseph Mayagoitia San Fernando Mrs Arpara Roble Izabelle Gallegos and Mrs Cecelia Avalos all in Arizona Mrs Stella Garcia of Bakersfield and Ernest Oreso husband of the late Jouanna Mayagoitia He was a native of Agizora and lived 20 years in Alameda County most recently at 1626 09th Ave Oakland He worked 17 years in the mail department of General Motors in Fremont Rosary will be recited at 8 p m Sunday at Fre Memorial Chapel Mortual 2723 Peralta Blvd Frems Visitation after 10 a m Saturday Burial at Gergen Gate National Cemetery 52 Bruno.
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