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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
2
Fremont artist Karl Nathan, a former Fremont patient, shows drawings at Olive Hyde Community Center in Fremont. The exhibit runs Wednesdays to Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. at the gallery corner of Mission and Washington Boulevards.
John George, Alameda County's first Black supervisor, urged stopping 25 percent of county investments in firms doing business in segregated South Africa. He held a news conference in Oakland on Wednesday and said he will submit a replutt to the county board on June 21 demanding an end to the county’s investments in sick companies. Leaders from Oakland’s Black community and local newspapers attended.
Albin Greger, a senior graphics delineator from Tortine City, presents two cent ink and watercolor studies of California missions. The collection will be shown in the Ohlone College library starting June 26.
Services were held for Lynnn Corbett 23 who died in a Sonoma County motorcycle crash. She is survived by sisters Marmee Walcott and Sabrina Vansant and stepfather Vencerd Vyarcam, grandmother Elizabeth Corbett, and former Oakland resident worked as a lab technician at a Fremont Chemical Co. Also listed are memorial plans for Aho 67 and Pontillas 62 with local parish ties and family survivors.
Fragmentary death notices list names including Robert Abo of Union City and the Detron family, with church connections at Front Chapel, King Lutheran, and St Leonards Catholic. References include Rev Elmore F Owist and a 62 year old male tied to Mt Eden, Taras Sy Cartan, and St Leonards parish.
Funeral details copied from a damaged obituary notice show the Bereavement Chapel at St Cathore Corretery and the Beage-Pappas-Smith Jrortuary arranging arrangements. The fragment mentions a date in 1877 and a location in Vermont.
Union City manager William Zaner warned the city council that the 1977 78 budget could face shortfalls due to uncertain property taxes dwindling surplus carry over funds and rising employee salaries. A June 27 budget adoption is planned after a second work session and a June 27 revenue sharing hearing.
The Newark Park and Recreation Commission will reconvene Monday for a regular meeting after the June 21 session was canceled for lack of a quorum. Only three commissioners attended the prior meeting, and the city aims to address youth services with added staff and a grant.
A group of twelve Jewish computer science students demonstrated briefly at the council gates and toppled a wrought iron fence. Police responded with baton use but demonstrators unlocked handcuffs and were cited for trespassing. Groucho Marx reportedly in good condition after surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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