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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
2
A narrator recounts an anxious home appraisal at the hands of a detached, efficient appraiser. As the professional surveys rooms and spaces, the speaker hides messes and feels exposed. The visit prompts a family moment of unity as they tidy the house together and bond during the ordeal.
City budget talks focus on a $20,000 annual allocation to the Fremont chamber. Council members debate if the funds will remain in the coming year and whether a new economic development division should be created to spur redevelopment and combat blight. The decision hinges on policy choices and budget priorities.
Fremont planning commissioners meet at city hall to consider amending the general plan for a 62 acre parcel between Niles plant and Alameda Creek. The proposal by Amechem Inc seeks a storage warehouse and a change from apartment to commercial office for 1.44 acres at Fremont and Steverson boulevards. Other items include adopting a noise element and updating the Warm Springs area plan circulation to reflect new trails. The hearing begins at 7:30 tonight.
Ohlone College at 4600 Mission Blvd presents a packed dedication week. Activities include Consumer and Family Studies displays, a Music Department concert, a gallery showing, library open houses, video interviews on Fremont Newark history, and a ceramics lecture with visiting artists. Also scheduled are stage drama The Importance of Being Earnest and a career opportunities session with Lawrence Livermore.
Fremont residents will speak at a June 12 public hearing on abolishing two trustee areas and moving to five at large seats in the Fremont Unified School District. A citizens petition could place the issue on the ballot between now and March 1977 with a possible election as early as November if approved. Al Redd led the effort to restructure the board to boost public responsiveness. The hearing is at 7 pm in the district auditorium at 49775 Fremont Blvd.
Alameda Creek dike construction and management come under review at a meeting of the ACWD. Directors will consider the best way to build and reuse dike material and discuss hydrant provision for a Hayward property outside ACWD boundaries. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. at 38050 Fremont Blvd.
A Haifa district court found Nouvel Observateur guilty of libel against Maj. Gen. Shimel Gonen, awarding 42,000 to him for damage to his name. The magazine, which did not appear in court, had accused Gonen of faults in Israel’s southern front and cited a remark by Defense Minister Moshe Dayan.
Samuel L. Davis of Santa Clara died May 14 1975 at age 60. He was loving husband of Eula P Davis and father of Elaine, Kaye, Donald and others. brother of Ella Mae Mayes and several Texas relatives. grandfather of several grandchildren. Native of Texas. Funeral arrangements at Cedar Ulaw Memorial Park and Mortuary with service in Santa Clara on Thursday May.
Dr Thomas Wilson a longtime Niles dentist and Milpitas resident died Sunday at 73 He was a charter member and former president of the local Chamber of Commerce Services are at 2 30 pm Friday at Roses Mortuary 160 Peralta Ave Fremont The family asks contributions to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers Charles Wilson Jr of San Leandro and two grandchildren survive him
Memorial notice dated May 14 1975 announces services and location for Edar Lawh Memorial Park and Mortuary informing readers of information about the facility and arrangements.
Richard Warren addressed Fremont city council and chamber on a medical malpractice insurance crisis. He cited multimillion dollar settlements and urged a ceiling on awards, insurer checks for accuracy, removal of marginal practitioners, and a longer statute of limitations. Observers note hospital losses and debate the link to stock market declines.
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