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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1975
Page
2
President Wendy Galland said a poll of members showed continued plans for the Forum of Future. The group will meet at 7 am at Scribe's. details remain unclear amid fragmented notes from the last session.
Newsweek cites NSC participants on Mayaguez seizure options and Kissinger’s posture. Quotes depict tension between avoiding direct conflict and readiness to act decisively if needed. In the dialogue, officials discuss possible attacks and the necessity of a firm U S response while noting uncertainties and differing opinions within the administration.
City planners meet at 7 p.m. to consider amendments to the general plan reflecting predicted uses on three area properties. Two parcels slated for school district use have been abandoned and put up for sale. The third parcel is a city owned site previously authorized for a different purpose.
Fremont residents are invited to attend a meeting on assembly and rest room construction at Warm Springs Community Park. Volunteers are needed to help with building projects and tasks suitable for those without carpentry skills.
True. students aged 13 and older may apply to serve as a summer youth corps volunteer with the American Red Cross. Volunteers will work at convalescent hospitals and day camps in the area, with duties at Wetmore and Horta Day Camp locations. Interested applicants should visit the local Red Cross office on weekdays for details.
Interstudy seeks host families for a beige deeces style four week stay with a Japanese student to study English and American culture. Two groups depart on July 18 and July 31. Contact Robert Ball at 655-4404 or Mrs Warren Jones at 792-24 for details.
Ford Motor Co closed its Milpitas plant, affecting 1,390 workers who built Pintos and Mustangs. The move contributes to a surge in auto industry layoffs, with totals hitting 1,025 in the month as GM, American Motors, and Chrysler kept plants running.
The exhibition meet between the Mexican national gymnastics team and Fremont Flores is postponed from Wednesday May 2 to a new Wednesday date. It will start at 7 pm in the Mission High School gymnasium at 41717 Palm Ave Fremont. Admission is 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for persons 16 and over.
A garbled OCR text outlines emergency calls and scattered phrases. It mentions fire units, locations, quantities, and miscellaneous names with no clear incident details or outcomes. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations to summarize conclusively.
UC Berkeley physicists capture an electron hole drop in a tiny circular germanium crystal at cryogenic temperature. A bright infrared glow marks the drop center, measuring about one thirtieth of an inch in diameter and containing roughly ten trillion charges.
President Ford seeks final casualty count from the Mayaguez rescue amid disputes over numbers. At least five Americans were killed, 16 missing, and about 49 wounded after adjustments. White House press secretary Nessen denies intent to conceal bad news while noting ongoing Defense Department updates. Ford also appoints a panel led by John Eisenhower to help resettle refugees and discusses a relief and refugee aid package totaling roughly $85 to $102 billion for Southeast Asian resettlement.
Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission reports to the board of supervisors that Snedigar Cottage near San Leandro should not be phased out. The facility provides shelter for neglected and abused children who are not ready for immediate foster care, especially those over six. The commission will submit its findings with other groups as the board weighs the cottage's future.
Death notices dated May 1975 for John J. Schwartz of Union City and Minnie A. Clay of Napa, with details on spouses, children, and grandchildren. Burial at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary in Minnesota and California locations, Rosary recitations, and contact numbers provided.
Wells Fargo announced yesterday the appointment of a new vice officer at its Newark office. Mrs Nunes previously joined the bank in 1965 and has long served at the Newark location.
Top ranked Frem on senior Pam Jager of 41741 Covington Drive is named the leading home economics major at Irvington High. She receives the Sirti Silver Fing Award for 1975 in a school ceremony.
Fremont council weighs live meetings via KOHL radio and local cable studio options. Discussions cover fidelity levels, transmission costs, and a method to bring council chambers on air, alongside plans for park improvements and street project reviews.
A compiled note lists multiple local activities in Fremont and Newark including drop in centers rap sessions yoga and bridge clubs. It covers dates tomorrow and today with times venues and contact numbers such as 792-7000 for hot lines and city halls on Civic Center Drive.
Oakland Superior Court Judge Stanley P. Golde found Helga Adele Harte guilty on two counts of voluntary manslaughter for killing her two children in December in Dublin. Sentencing set for June 26 with possible 1 to 15 year terms per count and potential commitment to a state mental facility.
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