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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
5
Honolulu police report Tiny Tim, the noted ukulele singer, missing since Saturday night. His manager values belongings left behind, while Tim was last seen at Honolulu Airport before returning to his Waikiki hotel.
A twin engine plane crashed near Cabo San Lucas yesterday killing five on board including tournament owner Joseph Tate. The UPI report says the event, tied to the Tac Tournament Association, had aimed to start Monday with competitors from around the world. Tate ran a Pompons Coitlac dealership and was a former Western Airman. The accident ends the scheduled international fishing contest in Baja California peninsula.
Fremont police report a husband Gus Johns and his wife were jailed after a car struck a house on Granville Drive. Officers said Johns blocked officers and tried to take his wife home, claiming to protect her. No injuries were reported. Both were released without bail.
Ricky Odom, a USC football defensive back who will be a senior this fall, was arrested at his home on June 23 on marijuana possession charges. Police say he allegedly stole three ounces of marijuana from a USC dorm.
Fremont residents organize a modern Boston Tea Party to oppose July bridge toll hikes. A committee plans legal action and demonstrations including car parades. A June 23 Newark meeting aims to coordinate slogans and possible injunctions, with MTC and Bay Area agencies in the background.
Residents strive to buy town assets for a new Stonybrook Full Gospel Temple despite a $450,000 shortfall and costly repairs. Officials outline needed septic tanks and store upgrades, while rumors of being ripped off persist. church leaders remain hopeful as renovations and fundraising continue.
The House Ethics Committee voted to circulate a confidential questionnaire asking all members since 1970 to disclose gifts from South Korea or agents. The panel aims to detect a pattern of influence via cash or favors tied to a covert lobbying operation linked to a Seoul government effort dating to 1970.
Fragmented quotes depict strong reaction across communities as a Florida vote prompts protests and calls for action. Anita Bryant is mentioned amid plans and regional organizing. The piece notes tension in San Antonio with Rosella Kiewer and a planned June visit.
Powell says some statements were in error and the audit arose from a combination of misunderstanding and mistake. He notes Carter's accountant did not request the audit and promises to release results once complete. The remarks came amid discussions of the IRS inquiry into the Carter and Mondale campaign activities.
The EPA will launch a program to study asbestos dust from serpentinite crushed rock in eastern states and California after finding high asbestos levels in gravel. Officials warned fibers may cause cancer and urged counties to take protective steps as the study proceeds.
Ricky Lee Klarich 15 446 Anjou Place Newark was found by Thornton Avenue near Evergreen Nursery after 11 p.m. Friday. He died Tuesday at Washington Hospital from a head injury likely caused by striking an object or a fall. investigators seek witnesses to his departure from a party and his movements after 11 p.m. Friday. Police report broken headlight pieces and a gold fingernail near the body. Services set for Newark Memorial Chapel at 8:40 a.m. and St Edward’s Church at 9 a.m. Rosary tonight at 7:30.
Washington reports state the State Department declines comment on reports of talks with Panama over a new canal treaty. Officials note progress toward agreement as negotiations resume after a weeklong recess and indicate a 2000 expiry, with Panama gaining jurisdiction over the canal zone during the transition.
Marionne Harmann and Marianne Harmann, identical twins from North Middlesex Regional High School in Townsend Massachusetts, shared valedictorian duties after graduating with a combined GPA of 96.2. Both plan to attend the University of New Hampshire, with their counselor James McKelvey praising their equal standing and teamwork.
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