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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1969
Page
4
Dear Helen columns reveal neighborly lending woes and unpaid debts as a harried wife complains about items borrowed year round with no return. A reader asks how to set boundaries and ends with a note about a husband who shaves his legs, highlighting domestic tensions and long-standing chores.
Legal notice states Salvatore J Di Amore plans to transfer by bulk sale all assets of The Transferor to Duke Furst. Property at 4412 Phoratan Avenue Fremont, California to Fremont Home Furnishings, with transfer of inventory, fixtures, receivables, and other assets. Proceeding under California Uniform Commercial Code 1 may affect creditors and requires public notice.
A 27 year old motorcycle rider and his female passenger were injured when their bike veered off a road in Sunol. They were treated at Valley Memorial Hospital before transfer to Kaiser Hospital in Livermore for lacerations and abrasions.
A noon talk at California State College Hayward features biologist Paul R. Ehrlich discussing population growth and its potential for crisis. The event, sponsored by student councils across biology, humanities, social science and behavioral science divisions, will take place in the Music Building.
Governor Ronald Reagan accepts the first ticket to the California 87th Annual Spring Garden and Home Show at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum in May 1824. Frank Ogawa, president of the First District Agricultural Association and sponsor of the Pacific Paradise event, presents the ticket.
Record numbers of Boy Scouts from the Bay Area will be awarded Eagle Scout at a single Fremont court of honor held at Trinity United Presbyterian Church. Attending officials include Wo Mooney, executive of the Boy Scout Council, and John Roberts of the Mission Peak District. Recipients are Jol Abraham, Willem She, Andrew Gearhart, Michael Much, Kenneth Milnes, Richard Clarke, and others named with addresses in Fremont, Hayward, and nearby communities.
Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson, a supporter of Nixon's Safeguard ABM plan, warned in a TV interview that the Kremlin appears to be shifting toward Stalinism under its leaders. He said Russia cannot afford major economic distress and urged caution as Moscow and Washington weigh a possible settlement amid the Soviet armed forces’ influence and domestic problems.
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