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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1971
Page
7
A parents diary examines taking children to lunch as a bonding act and teaching etiquette, then shifts to radio talk show realism. Ken Weiss of KFMR-FM explains a safety eight second delay for obscenities, but a live mishap exposes the moment on air with a blue no no.
Claude Rodriquez Jr. of 4461 Gibraltar Drive Fremont is named shift superintendent and then general supervisor at the Fremont General Motors Assembly Division bodyshop. A former Union City student from Hayward High Setiel, he joined Fisher Body in 1967 and rose from foreman to general foreman before his latest promotion. He is married with four children.
A history class uses full costumes to bring past topics alive. Teacher Jenson notes students connect with history emotionally and parents join in by discussing relics from grandmothers attic. Students whistle old tunes and parents ask where they learned them, linking home and school learning.
Fire at BAB Tire and Rubber Co on Union City Boulevard caused an estimated 250 to 300 thousand dollars in damages to stored tires, the building, and adjacent carpet warehouse. About 20 percent of water-damaged carpet fibers might be salvageable. the blaze began in a tire yard and required 39 firefighters and four engines to contain by midnight.
Soviet sources say Moscow is drafting a United Nations of Europe to be presented at a European security conference. It would allow discussion of disputes east and west while avoiding binding powers over aggression, with debates framed like a regional UN. The plan aims to ease tensions pre conference next year or by 1973.
A Navy jet accidentally released a 90 pound training missile near Knoxville Tennessee. It struck the home of Tennessee State Court of Appeals Judge James W Parrat near Strawberry Plains, causing total loss of the house though no one was hurt. The incident occurred about 12 miles east of Knoxville as Commander Virgil Tedder at Atlanta Naval Air Station said the device was not explosive. The judge's 10 year old son and his 80 year old grandmother were in the house when it struck.
The People reports a 170 clause marriage contract between Aris Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy. It details separate bedrooms, travel freedom at Onassis expense, substantial monthly allowances, and protections including large lump sums if the marriage ends or endures.
Voters will decide on a $14.1728 million water bond issue to fund a five year capital plan including a new reservoir and wells. If approved rates may rise 10 to 15 percent next year though officials say existing revenues will cover debt service. Directors to be elected include incumbents Frank J and Gomes John R with challengers Lave ry and Dan L. Siva.
Thieu begins a second four year term in Saigon while 2,938 Viet Cong prisoners are slated for release this week to mark the inauguration. Military spokesmen say the releases will finish by week’s end after handling extensive paperwork, with some detainees undergoing political indoctrination before full citizenship.
Newark police report a 23-year-old resident, Norman Yarlz of 6762 Graham Ave, arrested after a 9 year old girl was raped near Birch Street. He remains in custody with bail set at 1000. Additional charges are pending investigation.
The body of an unidentified man in his 30s was found floating in the pond at the base of the waterfall outside the Board of Education Administration offices Sunday. Police investigated and awaited autopsy results to determine cause and identity.
More than 106 youths joined a Halloween disturbance near Mission Boulevard and Lafayette Avenue. Fires were set in two bins, and Hayward and Union City police were pelted with eggs, rocks, and milk bottles. The disturbance ended around 9 pm with no arrests or injuries reported. Litter and debris remained on the street afterward.
Requiem mass for Soullans Sferes 67 of Fremont who died Thursday will be offered at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in San Joan at 2 p m today. She was a native of Greece and survived by a daughter, a brother and sister in Greece, and four grandchildren. Burial will be at Santa Clara City Cemetery.
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