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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
3
The column discusses tubal and vasectomy use with a focus on sexual side effects. The case of Thelma J. describes marital tension after her husband’s vasectomy, an affair, and pregnancy complications. It promotes a medical booklet titled Sex Problems in Marriage, inviting readers to request it via the newspaper.
Tom Kitayama the newly elected Union City councilman has been named to the non paid Oakland Coliseum Board of Directors replacing John Ratekin who retired and moved out of state. Kitayama a nurseryman active in local business and community groups previously served as Union City mayor and councilman for over a decade. He also serves on the Alameda County Fair Board and is the seventh non salaried member of the Coliseum board.
Two Alameda County welfare eligibility workers Stella Daniels and Barbara Lock were fired for wrongful appropriation after authorizing more than $14,000 in welfare payments to recipients not entitled. Investigators say about 99 recipients received checks due to missing authorization stamps, with amounts from a few dollars to 384 dollars. The county revised payment procedures requiring supervisor approval to prevent further errors.
More than 8900 has been collected for the American Cancer Society in the TrCity area as of Wednesday, surpassing the 4700 goal. Fremont residents gave 5200, Newark citizens 828, and Union City residents 82. Officials expect the county goal 221000 to be reached once all money is counted.
Pathfinder Executive Committee will discuss selecting a September parade chairman at 7 30 pm at the chamber of commerce office 39737 Paseo Padre Parkway Fremont. The city celebration parade details are largely set but the position must be filled due to Doug Eschman’s transfer. Interested individuals are urged to attend.
Fremont Unified School District offers one hour daily fitness classes for youngsters at Irvington Mission San Jose and Washington High Schools from 1 to 2 pm for five weeks starting June 19. Fifth graders may choose basketball gymnastics soccer tennis track and field or wrestling. Seventh and eighth graders may sign up for bro glasses ami cai and golf.
Campaign organizers announce the opening of McGevernm campaign offices with a regional event listing at Frenat Bh ime Rk OW. Attendees and supporters are invited to attend as the campaign seeks early engagement and outreach.
Angeles UPI reports the Los Angeles city council tentatively approved a two cent monthly increase for the average homeowner’s electric bill after a prior rejection. A water rate hike was approved, adding about three cents to the average monthly bill of 5.41 dollars, following department review.
Curtis Tibbs 21, a Newark resident and pharmacist, led three hopefuls in filing nomination papers for the August 1 city council election. He is joined by Mrs. Ann Cindy Masta and Thomas Bostaph. Papers due by May 25 for the unexpired two-year term. Tibbs, born in Dinuba and educated at UC Medical Center, previously served in Vietnam and works at Longs Drugs in Fremont. Masta is a longtime candidate and Bostaph is a Oakland teacher and regular speaker at council meetings.
Union City will honor former mayor Henry Franco with a testimonial dinner at the Lunc Valley Golf Club at 6 p.m. on May 12. Assemblyman Carls Bee and Judge Ahn J. Purchio will attend. Tickets are available from the Union City Chamber of Commerce at 1158 Whipple Road or by calling 471-3115.
Seeing Home Gardening Workshop runs Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the community center 3550 Cedar Blvd through May 17. Directed by John Rosa, the class is sponsored by Ohlone College in cooperation with the city recreation department. No preregistration required and the class is free.
Registrations for the Coast League Baseball program run by the city recreation department are being taken at the community center 6601 Cedar Blvd. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays. The deadline is May 31, for boys ages 9 to 12 who have not played on a Little League team. A birth certificate or baptismal record must be presented, and a $2.50 insurance fee is collected.
The annual spring music recital by students of the Holy Ein School will be held at Parish Hall 37388 Fremont Blvd at 3 p m Sunday Intermediate students will perform guitar numbers accompanied by sixth grade players under the direction of Mrs Elizabeth Brown the school music teacher
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