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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
15
The report recalls Richards who led aid during the 1985 flood in Humait city after rains in the vt area. Helicopters dropped in, about 900 refugees sheltered, and a rationed food unit operated while Richards earned respect as honorary mayor for his long and hard work.
Newark Unified School District trustees plan to re adopt a 4.7 billion preliminary budget, pending possible changes before August adoption. State funds rise about 700,000 from this year. They consider site near Mowry Avenue west of Nimitz Freeway and retroactive salary adjustments to address wage increases blocked by timing rules. Teachers and staff seek nearly 190,000 in salary requests not in the budget. No action until state revenue guidance is received.
Fremont Civic Theater announced its 1967 awards at a Fremont Ranch ceremony. Mary Matzek won best actress for her work in Mary Mary, with Frank Musaracca named best actor and Miriam Shwarty and Brad Hammond as top supporting performers. The troupe has produced three plays this season with next production scheduled for October.
Fremont police investigate fatal shooting of Ronald Diamond, 26, who died Sunday at San Jose Medical Center from a gunshot wound to the head suffered Wednesday evening in an apartment at 37950 Blythe. The case remains under active inquiry with authorities tracing the weapon and motive.
Bank officials report over 3,000 attended a community picnic at Linda Vista Park marking the bank's new building in the Fremont Central Business District. The Sunday event featured free rides, swimming and a variety of entertainments for families as part of a broader celebration.
The 1967 68 college aid bill AB 1517 died in the Ways and Means Committee after an all day session. Assemblyman Cardoza kept the issue alive with bank support and Governor Reagan backing. The bill would have allocated 236000 for the college year and 200000 in subsequent years to aid students in the district.
Building permits in Fremont and Newark surged in May with 101 permits valued at 1.7 million in Fremont and 25 in Newark totaling 2.6 million, signaling a regional upturn. Local residents include Navy and Marine personnel such as Dale Petrimoux and Karen Reck stationed at Miramar and Santa Ana, while Camp Pendleton training involved multiple Marines, sailors, and privates from Fremont and Newark.
James Eilison Wills an 18 year old Fremont youth was arraigned in Fremont Municipal Court on charges of selling LSD and marijuana. His bail was reduced to 350 dollars. Wills was picked up at his home after allegedly selling the drugs to undercover agents and is suspected of acting as a middle man for a larger narcotics operation.
In San Francisco discussions over Bes bill provisions continue as the State Department of Finance favors a loan approach over grants. Assemblyman Collier seeks district wealth data, while College President Epler says wealth behind the district cannot be computed, prompting further questioning about district formation and funding.
Local fire logs detail a grass fire on McInerney Road near Center Park and an automatic tire service incident at Leewhig Street. Investigators report minimal damage with no injuries. Fire units responded to multiple calls including a grass blaze at 3:38 pm and a vehicle-related issue near Irvington yesterday.
The readable fragment describes a frame shop at Shiba and Lake chabet Wa, with directions and nearby streets including Redword Rd, Greve Haye, Leave Way, and Baywood. It notes an intersection near Shabet Rd and lek hn, though several words are garbled.
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