Fremont area community events and meetings in brief
Fremont and Newark listings include council and school board meetings at City Government Building and Newark City Hall. Also plans for Bridge Club, Daybreak Drop-in center, Make a Mask Workshop, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, chess club, and YWCA activity with Denise, all in Fremont Newark Union City and surrounding venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Toonship
Junior Woman's Club
Pat Brows
Rex WE
Fremand
Pris Appetenay Eetierretat
Newart Gormanity Center
Cedar Blvd
Tri-City
Walnut Ave
Fremont
Union City
City Hall
TAPS
St. James Episcopal Church
St. James SL
Rosemary Epler
Fremont Community Center
Paseo Padre Parkway
Danna
Mission Valley
Fremont Bly
Model trail exhibit and railroads talk at Fremont library
A model railroad demonstration will be held tomorrow at Fremont Main Library on Pasco Padre Parkway. Hale Harner of Fiddletown hosts the program with railroads he designed and built. Attendees may operate a special switching device. no charge. The event targets upper elementary ages but is open to the public. Oakland bench warrant issued for Jorge Leland 43 for failing to appear for sentencing on heroin sale charge. Fremont poetry contest winner Alore, a lonely themed poem, wins statewide award for Fremord girl. Kathy Eggerling, daughter of Ted and Mrs Eggersing, wins in the future in school division. she will be a Washington High freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Pmal
Fremont Main
Pasco Padre Parkway
Hale Harner
Fiddletown
Lis Switching and
I Historical Society
Ohlone College
Oakland
Jorge Leland
South County
Leland
Newark
Hayward
LeRand
Fremont -“Alore
Kathy Eggerling
Mr. and Airs
Ted Eggersing
Deland Court
Furtor Ig
California Federation of Chapparal Poets
Eggersing
Washington High School
Heart group elects officers in Alameda County
Five local residents have been elected officers of the Alameda County Heart Association. Donald F. Lundstrom of Fremont is president. J Calteen Scott of Fremont is secretary. James E. Ota of Union City, Gloria Abad of Fremont, and Mrs Louis J. Millett of Fremont are named as board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Alameda County Heart Association
Donald F. Lundstrom
J. Calteen Scott
James E. Ota
Lrion City
Gloria Abad
Fremioct
Louis J. Millett
High court to rule on abortion query
The Supreme Court will review whether two Missouri doctors can challenge a state welfare abortion ban as unconstitutional. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the doctors had standing, but the high court will focus on standing and jurisdiction. Missouri enforces one of the nation’s toughest antiabortion laws with ongoing appeals and prior injunctions.
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High Court
Supreme Court
Missouri
the &H U.S. Circuit Court of of Appeals
Michael Raman
St. Louis
Circuit
United States
Sx Court
Ite
Tere
Jastier
Harry A. Blackie
Jaguary
Caswell Hashete Caswell obituary notice in June 1975
Obituary for Hashete Caswell of San Jose who died in June 1975 aged around 51. Mentions spouse Diane and Gary Caswell, siblings Sybil Cobb and Civee Caswell, parents Modesto and Bert Caswell, Cecil Caswell of Washington, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral June 15 at Lawn Memorial Park Fremont with Warren Shoemaker of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment Lawn Memorial Park. Further information at Lawn Memorial and Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell
Hashete
San Jose
Loving Hyister
Diane
Gary Caswell
Sandow
Loving
Sybil Cobb
Civee Caswell
Modesto
Bert Caswell
Seman
Cecil Caswell
Washington
Rand
Oklahoma
Ceoan Lawn Memorial Park
Fremont
Ie Itr
Warren Shoemaker
First Baptist
Sips
Lawn Memorial Park
Father Information Peste Cfoaa
Hazardous metal bats recall grips risk separation
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns as many as five million aluminum baseball bats since 1908 may have defective Hitters Pride rubber grips that can detach from the knob during use. One death and two major injuries are linked. Eaton, Yale & Towne produced the grip. Five bat brands face action. two others agree to fixes. No firm list released yet as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consist Product Safety Commission
Barbara Franklin
Hitters Pride
Eaton, Yale & Towne
Island Gun Club Rents Public Bay Island Near San Francisco
Publicly owned Brooks Island in San Francisco Bay faces possible development after the East Bay Regional Park District weighs a proposal. A small private gun club rents the 8 acre site for 1730 dollars yearly with seven members including prominent local figures. The district says the lease requires environmental preservation and limits shooting to non native upland birds. Critics deny the arrangement, noting wildlife exposure and safety concerns raised by kayakers and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
SPL
San Francisco Bay
Brooks Island
East Bay Regional Park District
eSaan
Gan Ch
Trader Vie" Bergeron
Republican Party
Park District
Halet C. Hornbeck
Society
Paul Badger
Bhant of Diretors
Fremont Man’s Death Puzzle Baffles Investigators
Fremont reports say Arthur S. Sacks, 23, died from choking on food with wounds suggesting a stab, yet no weapon found. Police Sgt. Robert Meyers leads the probe as coroner notes suicide unlikely. Nearby knives found bear no blood, and bleeding clues are inconsistent with a clear cause. Investigators consider robbery, but lack of money and blood trail complicates the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Arthur S. Sacks
Robert Meyers
Meyers
Chen
Ken Meyers
Wea
Jackson
Jacks
Cruyk
Soa
Wea Union Civ
Momo Giancana Buried Quietly in Chicago Cemetery
Sam Momo Giancana former Chicago crime syndicate head was buried in Queen of Heaven Cemetery after a private service as police and reporters were kept at bay. The funeral failed to attract many mob associates and included secrecy with few details released by a funeral home spokesman. Investigators continue to probe links to syndicate finances and possible ties to national intelligence reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam “Momo
Giancana
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Satie
Iis
Montclair
Queen of Heaven
Tony “Big Tuna
Gies Sucian
Joey Atuppa
Gicern
Giaves
Phyllis McGuire
McGuire Sisters
Stom Giancana
Queen of Heaven Mausoleum
Oak Park
Federal Grand Jury
al Certral
Fot
Idel Castro
Pay Less Opens Nevada Market In February
Pay Less entered the Nevada market in February and opened a foot store in Sparks. The chain also operates nine stores in Hawaii and two in Nevada, with SI in California listed among its expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hawaii
Nevada
Pay Less
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Fremonter
Heart Group
Kruse
Kathy Laird
Rhonda Marin
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Aluminum Countf America
Easton Precision Tube
Ich & Hradsby
Reynolds Aluminum
Wilton Sporting Goods
Art Altlite Aluminum Corp
Lannom Maredactuting Co
Man
Kenneth P. Marvel
Castro Walter
Lloyds Bank
Porterville St
Kenneth Chee
Coutoy
Redwood City
Focal Hospital
Tate Indian Reservation
Thee
God
Frebont
Chapel of the Roses
Ted Foret
Bind
Ot Bangle
Erarats
Berge Pappas Mortuary
Theares H. Pappa i Ferevben
Froweet
Fervigg All
Arcus
Pidladed BP
Pepe
Ostberg
Mda
Fia
Cale Wettra
Bere Rede
Wggestid
Mascotion
ATI
Meyers Aict
Hongowmers Petcy
Borie
Sam
Tom
Adenoes
TVET
Speen Barada Demain
Iparete
Brocsing Foci For Women
Athletic Og Flods
Watsons
Maple St
Adriana Kes
Valley
Tri City Ai
Valley Realty
Berg Enterprise Co
American Stock Exchange
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