Patriotic dress uniforms showcased by Hensley and McGhee
Staff Sgt. Frank Hensley models modern dress blue attire while Staff Sgt. Danny McGhee wears a colonial homespun uniform circa 1750 in a patriotic proclamation era display.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
2
Staff Sgt. Frank Hensley models modern dress blue attire while Staff Sgt. Danny McGhee wears a colonial homespun uniform circa 1750 in a patriotic proclamation era display.
Calendar listings show Daybreak Drop-In Center hours and counseling services at 3187 Walnut Ave Fremont, plus Newark and Union City meetings. City council, school board sessions, chess and fitness clubs appear, with contact numbers and locations across Fremont, Newark, and Union City.
The Supreme Court refused appeals from two men convicted of stealing a Vincent van Gogh painting from the San Diego Fine Arts Museum in April 1972. William Artemis and Michael Kaife faced five years in prison and ten years on probation for transporting stolen goods in interstate commerce and conspiracy. Rudolf Navarro did not join in the appeal. Artemis and Raile were arrested in Las Vegas while attempting to sell the artwork to federal agents.
Sealer activities this week include a sports day for intermediate students and a bicycle trip to Lake Elizabeth led by Joseph Arevada. Events feature tug of war, three legged race and relays today. tomorrow sixth graders bike to the lake for swimming and games. recognition night for sixth graders is at 7:30 pm Thursday in the school auditorium.
Fremont library begins offering 16mm films from Alameda County Urban's collection including Of Mite and Men Fouire Blue Angel and many children's titles. After two years with only 8mm films patrons may check out films for 74 hours with a 1 insurance charge.
KQUL in Fremont will start a weekly bilingual Campus Report to the Chicana community airing Thursdays from 5 3 to 6 pm. The program features Chicano readings, food and consumer segments, interviews with students and faculty, and local news with a Chicano focus. Some consumer segments and interviews will be rebroadcast Tuesdays at 5 15 pm beginning June 17.
A bartender William H. Kirkland aged 40 and customer Christopher S. Brooks aged 26 were shot dead in an apparent Fontana robbery at the Hock Inn late Sunday. Police described the incident as a double homicide with no immediate suspect information.
A reception honoring the retirement of Dr Stephen Epler, founding president of Ohlone College, will be held tomorrow from 1 to 5 pm at the north end of Tower Mall on the campus. Epler retires on July 1 and will be succeeded by Dr William in the role.
Argus reporter Karen Holemeister won first place in the Associated Press annual news writing contest in the state paper category for a June 11 spot news account of the Union City Police Chief William Cann shooting last year. She covers Union City and the New Haven school district and is Albany resident with degrees from California State University Hayward and the University of California.
A large Fremont crowd plans to press the city council over rev sharing funds for social programs including a homeless aid center and Legal Aid expansion while veterans push to block a city takeover of the Niles Veterans Building. They warn hearings may topple council priorities and threaten a looming $700 deficit.
Park tourists declined in May 1975 as 135,156 people passed Glen Canyon check stations near PAGE Arizona. Weather and gasoline costs reduced travel. Five month totals reached 358,241 visitors, down four percent from 1974. Wahweap Marina remained the month’s top spot with about 105 thousand visitors.
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