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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1975
Page
2
Sacramento legislators weigh new guidelines from the Adult Authority and Director Procunier after Gov Brown shifts to determinate sentencing. Critics warn of uncertainty and prison violence while supporters cite individualized handling and clearer terms.
City schedule sets public hearing on the budget at 7 20 p m with councilmen seeking broad turnout and public comments. Previous years saw pushes for more arenas and a second hearing on budget ideas set for April. Citizens urged to attend or await future notices.
Fremont City Manager Don Driggs will speak at the Invington Businessmen's Women's Association meeting at 70 am. at Home and Loan, 587 Fremont Bablesard. He will discuss $2 million Friars share of US community development revenue sharing funds to be received over the next three years.
A trust fund was opened at the Wells Fargo Hank Warm Springs branch to assist the Machado family after a fire at their Former Street home last week. The blaze gutted a bedroom, caused smoke damage throughout, and an estimated $6,000 in losses, mainly clothing and personal items. Mrs Ernest Johnston said the fund aims to replace clothing and other personal belongings.
Fremont senior engineer Frederick G. Laing of Western Electric Co. has been inducted into the Engineering Achievement Society for developing a universal hydraulic punch for mounting relays in telephone switching systems. The device saved Western Electric more than $377,000 in the last year.
A long night of dancing continues into Saturday morning as nine couples sustain a marathon dance through rain and bureaucracy. Organizers planned prizes, with winners to receive a prom bid. Teens, adults mingle as bands play rock and soul, making the gym a modern rite of spring.
Newark school trustees prepare for a 7:30 p.m. hearing in the Musick Avenue board room to discuss early childhood expansion at Schill and Muller schools. Proposals include a Portuguese component, Spanish and English bilingual programs, and a fourth grade class at Schilling.
Fremont report notes 35 Washington High School students achieved straight A grades for the school year. Names listed include Karen Anderson Mark Avon James Carey Kabe Deen Bopha Dickson Edward Dutra Patricia Emanuels Kenneth Givdici Janelle Hagan Timothy Wenning Susan Hickenbottom James Hil Julie Humes William Keats Randy Lorene Christopher Loge Robert Martin Shauna Mirov Nancy Moore Ngan Katherine Petersen Gary Pimentel David Porter Kimberly Sawyer Karin Snow George Arangopoulos Wayne Uhler Alexander Vosicka Elizabeth Wogen Martin Zager.
Graveside services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Gregory G Olsson, a native of Oakland and Fremont resident, is survived by his wife Bedelia Qisson, daughter Elena Qsson, parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Dalton of Fremont, two brothers Robert and John Dalton of Fremont, sister Sandra Faria of Frenedt, and grandparents Clifford George of Texas and Ellen Chatileton of El Cerrito.
Fremont's Thornton Junior High students earned top prizes last week for projects across categories. Forrest Jones and Jerry Augustine tied for electricity, Tony Bernard won physical science, Barbara Kaufman led animals, Karen Alsup won plants, and Jeff Hager took ecology prizes.
Fremont school district will offer ceramic sculpture basic design landscape painting fundamentals of sailing physical fitness career guidance driver education in Spanish and leathercraft during the spring quarter. Classes meet at the adult school location between 9 a.m. and unspecified end times.
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Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr signs multiple measures including AB76 to allow state Postsecondary Education Commissioners to draw five dollars per day for committee meetings. The urgency bill AB008 sets terms for newly elected county boards of education and ABS12 curbs charges by personal property brokers.
Health officials report a large quantity of sodium nitrite contaminated tenderizer sold at two Filipino food centers on Temple Street and Santa Monica Boulevard. Several people, including a three member family, hospitalized with potentially deadly poisoning. Earlier a Glendale outbreak hospitalized 16 people for mushroom poisoning, later found to involve sodium nitrite.
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