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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
5
Overcast tonight and morning then sunny afternoons across most areas. Cooler nights with lows 48 to 55, highs 65 to 85. Westerly winds 12 to 15 mph. Through Saturday partly cloudy evenings with scattered thunderstorms mainly in mountains. Weekend outlook shows cool to mild temperatures with variable winds.
Report to the People outlines Senate discussions on a proposed 85 million bond issue for state junior college capital outlay. The Education Committee sent the bill with a favorable recommendation to the Finance Committee. A July 1968 vote is possible if approved.
A fragmentary item outlines a Father of the Year contest with retirement-increase mentions and prize drawings. It lists age groups 6 to 10 and 9 to 12, with tickets for a Fremont Giants Dodgers game and a Highlands Inn weekend as prizes. The text also references proposed laws on humane slaughter, bounty repeal, and extended furloughs for workers under 21.
The article notes Fremont as the subject in the current issue of a regional magazine. It mentions the City mailbox drop location and mailing address for associated submissions to the League of California municipal groups and related entities.
The City of Westridge gains the Perkins Estate house on 3.9 acres in Fremont as part of a subdivision deal with Kay Homes. The property will become park space, while the building is used for office space or storage during redevelopment and could swap square footage with the county open space area.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests Alameda County California plans for a communications center and related meetings or outreach. Details on participants, dates, or exact actions are unreadable.
Altman says three key firms Modulux Inc Peterbilt Motors and Dallas Forwarding declined a city study of shared street improvements. They already signed permits to fund their own upgrades. City officials clash over timing budgets and authority while industrial leaders urged the city to act earlier.
Newark City Council will hold one budget work session next week instead of three due to Councilman Harry Lewis other commitments. Lewis objects to a Wednesday session, citing his duties as president of the Unified School District board through June. The Monday session proceeds, third session dropped, dates to be set at the Monday session. The Tuesday session concerns high school life selection.
Four people died and a fifth was critically injured near La Fayette when a sports car crossed a divider and crashed head on with another vehicle. Wreckers freed two victims from the wrecked car after about two hours. Three women were in the second auto.
Newark residents press for action on Mowry West street repairs after city directs attorney to sue Glens Falls Insurance Co over more than 400000 performance bonds. estimated 340000 in work, with council awaiting court actions that could take months or years, while flooding and tree replacement remain unresolved.
Community groups including Families Boy and Girl Scouts church and youth groups and Niles merchants gather to clean the Niles District. Volunteers meet at downtown parking area for a day of raking shovels and pruning with supplies provided by Fremont and local nurseries. Marion Wolfe says the drive eases park department workload and lowers local government costs. A coffee break is planned and information is available by calling 793-1153.
Nine bids were submitted for a signalization and road improvement project at the Delawary Avenue and Fremont Boulevard intersection. The apparent low bid of 68 22 from Silver Bros. Company of Fremont contrasts with a high bid of 81 049 from McDonald Construction Co. The engineer's estimate was 910. The project was prompted byCitizens of the Ervington area who petitioned for four way stop signs before signals.
The Rt Rev. Pike will speak in Fremont tomorrow hosted by Father John Larsin. He echoed a May 104,000 strong Northern California Episcopalians call for the Pope to be recognized as chief pastor of the worldwide Christian community to help halt war and conflict. The sermon is expected to address Myers’ proposed idea and the upcoming religious feast at the Fremont Church.
A chemical fire occurred when solidified phosphorous loaded from rail cars entered storage tanks at a food plant. A wrong valve released vapors causing ignition. firefighters contained the blaze after about an hour with no major damage reported.
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