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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1972
Page
3
In a lively bar tale, drinkers share confessions and myths of the Bar’s bond. A chef boasts a priceless spaghetti sauce recipe worth $5,000, whispered as Sweet basil, a secret ingredient that supposedly sealed his fate after years of heavy drinking.
Talks in Moscow with Soviet Trade Minister Nikolai Patolichev hint at a potential $200 million annual U S grain sale to the Soviet Union. The pact would aim for a five to ten year framework, plus possible long term dollar loans contingent on congressional approval and MFN status. Russia seeks loans and joint ventures, while progress depends on overcoming debt, trade barriers, and financing terms.
The column lists Open Art Workshop at Olive Hyde Center, Story Time at Union City Library, bicycle safety program at Niles Community Center, Pinocchio productions by Youth Theater Guild, Harmony Club breakfast, Tricity Recycling at Meadow Square, Outdoor Expo ’72 in Newark and Fremont venues, La Fiesta in Mission San Jose, Western Carnival, Swim Lagoon, and Open House events at Donald G. Glanker School and Fremont Parents Nursery School. Also Ohlone College drama and related performances with times and prices.
Two car washes to aid PALS, a junior committee of Hearing Limited, start at 10 a.m. tomorrow. One at the Arco station in Beoakvalg Shopping Center on Fremont Boulevard, Fremont, and the other at the Chevron station at Thornton Avenue and Cedar Boulevard, Newark. Cars washed inside and out for 75 cents.
Unopposed Republican primary candidate Hoerbert Ed gar Smith, a San Jose attorney and UC and Stanford Law School graduate, will address the Fremont Republican Assembly at Palo Alto-Salinas Savings, 59039 Paseo Padre Parkway, at 1:30 p m Monday. Born in Hawaii, he sought the State Legislature in 1962.
In Bakersfield two men including a fake stock broker abducted the bank manager's wife, Marjorie Minear, blindfolded her, and left her in an orange crate after a $50,000 ransom drop. She was released near an orange grove. authorities link the case to a similar Phoenix incident and investigate potential suspects.
A church school flea market sponsored by Calvary Baptist Schools will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow at Horner Junior High School. The event features pony cart titles and a variety of sale items including tools dishes household goods clothing bric a brac poprom hot dogs ice cream and soft drinks.
A variety show titled Blacow Blackouts will be held at Bla cow Elementary School in Fremont tonight. Proceeds benefit educational materials with tickets priced at 1 dollar for adults, 50 cents for children, and 2 40 dollars for a family of four or more.
Four soldiers were shot to death by terrorists near the residence of Army Chief Gen Florencio Gray in Montevideo on Armed Forces Day. Police said the killings occurred early in the morning as guerrillas, suspected Tupamaro leftists, fired from a speeding pickup.
A $250,000 collection of rare wines led by a 1929 Chateau Mouton Rothschild jeroboam tops Heublein's fourth auction of fine wines at the Vivian Beaumont Theater Lincoln Center. The sale features 15,000 bottles including 1836 Bordeaux clarets and 1966-1895 Madeira from Newark and Philadelphia cellars, with expectations for the Mouton Rothschild to fetch up to $7,000.
Sacramento county checks for welfare tenant rent bounced for insufficient funds. An apartment manager Dorothy Smith confirmed the monthly payments come directly from the county. A county spokesman blamed a clerical error and expressed surprise at the bounced rent payment.
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