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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
2
An opinion piece argues a covert group controls daily friction in public spaces. The author claims locked doors and misdirected push pull cues are deliberate tools shaping behavior, citing restaurants, stores, and schools as examples. The essay contemplates social control and paradoxical frustration.
A cigarette left in a bedroom couch started a fire at 35279 Barnum Drive Newark causing about $2,000 damage. The fire was confined to the bedroom but smoke damaged the entire house owned by Mr and Mrs Rut ald Stiefel. Firemen reported the blaze began early Sunday.
Pleasanton winners from Fremont include Gretta G Brittsan Patsy Desramax Alyson Domingue Salvador B Domingues Ruth P Gomez Tully V Plane and Darlene M Ramos Newark winners George Campadanico Linda Holmes Gayl Peddyvoart and Margaret Nelson Union City residents win prizes in crafts and arts across the county fair.
Winners in the 4H Club home furnishing division at the Alameda County Fair are named from Fremont Newark Union City. Fremont participants include Anna Marie Berry Carmen Cline Julie DeValle Teresa A. Lewis Debbie McKay Treeny D Mora Toni Mors Miranda Wack and Debbie Woodman. Newark winners include Katherine Kundert Toni Lynn Pattillo and Kathy Walker. Union City winners are Judy Dollarhide Shirley Dollarhide Cindy Dollarhide Edna Flores Anta Hernandez and Becky Hernandez.
In California hawking clubs face scrutiny as critics argue falconry harms wildlife. Officials cite illegal imports, unlicensed birds, and lax penalties. Proposals seek tighter licenses, inspections, and publicity to protect dwindling falcon populations amid fierce individualist falconers.
Fremont residents lined up with nickels and dimes as 38 stands opened to sale safe and sane fireworks for charity groups. Only 35 of 42 permits issued. no high danger items sold. stands run June 28 to July 6 with groups listed including LDS Church, Boy Scouts, Japanese American Citizens League, and more under city rules.
Homer Townsend longtime public relations executive and Fremont resident since 1963 plans to launch Townsend Advertising Agency at 39737 Paseo Padre Parkway. The new firm will serve Newark Union City and nearby Fremont area clients with local focused marketing and public relations services.
Sacramento lawmakers opened a Senate hearing on coastline regulation bills as Norman B. Livermore Jr. urged a comprehensive coastal survey to finalize a statewide ocean area plan. Officials expect the plan in months, shaping policies and criteria for coastal management amid proposals restricting developments.
Governor Reagan signed legislation allowing California to sell tax anticipation notes up to 400 million to cover bills during a likely cash squeeze. The move, framed as necessary due to revenue lags, follows delays in withholding legislation, with the state planning a one year program ending March to repay notes.
VTARC seeks 18 to 25 year olds to join a city wide program in Fremont. Judy Stern 17 invites potential members to a meeting at the Fremont Community Center. Projects include special Olympics for the retarded, satire programs, and staffing Camp Palm Hill day camp.
Newark residents will receive a free safety inspection program from the city fire department. Inspections run weekdays 12 30 to 4 p m starting July 6 and are voluntary for homeowners. The program covers animable liquids, gas storage, electrical cords, and home fire escape planning to reduce dive hazards.
The Fremont Firefighters Association softball team clinched the division title in Premont as they wrapped up the season with decisive play and strong defense led by key players from the fire department.
Fremont girls Sharon Chown and Karen Weltze were awarded Edward F Kraft scholarships to study at UC Davis as top Davis freshman scholastic achievers. Miss Chown and Miss Weltze earned the awards through the College of Letters and Science for non agricultural studies. A Fremont basketball team, led by Bob Asher, defeated San Leandro firefighters to reach the northern division final against Berkeley for the county title at Irvington Park after three years of undefeated play.
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