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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1977
Page
1
Lionel Wilson, 62, backed by Black Partners and labor groups, to become Oakland's first Black mayor after a strong get out the vote effort. The article notes other national items on immigration, gas prices, discrimination bills, and international affairs.
Menahem Begin, poised to become Israel's prime minister, tells President Carter not to force a Middle East peace plan. He seeks a national unity government with Labor defectors and pledges talks with Washington after swearing in. Arab leaders fear a fifth war and warn of danger to regional stability.
Newark residents discuss the northern plain clash with Fremont over a park project. SHAFT proposes actions including demonstrations and a boycott while exploring Newark buying the Fremont Hub shopping center as retaliation.
In Aspen Colorado Claudine Longet completed a three day sentence for criminally negligent homicide in the 1976 death of Vladimir "Spider" Sabich. She reaffirmed her innocence outside Pitkin County Jail as family members accompanied her.
ACWD schedules a Monday 7:30 pm hearing in Fremont to explain mandatory water rationing set to begin after June 1. The plan imposes per household allotments tied to people in a home and could double or triple charges for excess use. District officials emphasize flexibility and mail out the proposed schedule to Fremont Newark and Union City residents.
Judge J Samuel Caniglia ruled Meghan Kathleen Wilger eight must be returned to her natural mother Mary E Wilger now Mrs Tony Cox rather than live with her uncle Timothy Wilger and his wife The case centers on a trust worth about 5 million left to Meghan and a wish to keep her with her mother who she loves more than money.
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