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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
2
A fabricated flyer circulates in Washington claiming CIA recruitment for 13 positions including director roles and burglar or contractor posts. It alleges unlimited clearance, immunity from investigations, and lists 22 supposed CIA offices or fronts. Officials deny legitimacy and warn of fraud.
A Sunday program at Ohlone College 43880 Mission features two films around 2 PM both shown in the same auditorium. The first film Drums Along the Mohawk stars Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert and focuses on pioneering life. The second film Through the Forest Friends follows a youth learning to live off the land with animal companionship. Admission is 58 cents for adults and 35 cents for students. Ohlone Senior Citizen Gold Card holders enter free.
Fremont officials request a ruling from State Atty. Gen Evvelle J Younger on whether a fetes event can take place. Assemblymen Alister McAlister and others submitted the request as district attorney declined to prosecute trustees over the matter.
Newark Library at 371 Newark Blvd will screen three films for grade school children starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The programs will run each Saturday through November 2, featuring Me and You Kangaroo The Concert and Legend of Paul Bunyan.
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association urges voters to defeat Mosqures B and C on Tuesday’s ballot. The measures would end trustee area elections and cut the school board from seven to five members. FADTA’s PAC argues smaller boards concentrate power and reduce representation.
Electrical faults triggered blackouts on Tuesday and Wednesday. A transformer on Evelena Court shorted at 3:15 p.m. affecting Cabrillo Park area, while at FMC plant in Newark an office disruption occurred around 2:20 p.m. Officials suspect arcing or sabotage as causes. no injuries reported.
Private services for Cora weeTocs will be held today at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary on 160 Peralta Blvd. A Livermore native who spent her life in Fremont was a housewife. Survived by James L. Pringle of Burl View Entomblers Cemetery.
A July 1974 listing notes two adult titles slated for screening. Deep Throat and The Devil in Miss Jones appear among planned monthlong showings, reflecting the era's cinema offerings. Further details on venues or screening hours are not provided in the readable text.
A jagged scrapbook of items lists crisis hotlines and local events at Fremont centers, including a crisis line at 1 732 7000 and a dance class, plus a court note about Dalge Jean W Sayove and Lakin facing a jury trial after a sentencing date was set for February 2.
The rental referral firm Rent-A-Home collapses amid bankruptcy. The former proprietor, previously a Beene ad reator, operated from the Department of Real Estate's San Francisco office. Officials note the firm acted as a publication rather than a paid agent, avoiding a real estate license. Associates linked to the case remain under investigation.
Nevada's fiscal year ending June 30 saw gambling winnings grow while tax receipts rose 11 percent to 542.5 million. The report notes higher winnings before expenses, with a 12.4 percent rise in income from gambling and no clubs in Esmeralda, Eureka, and Lincoln Counties reporting. A separate obituary notice lists services for BERGE PAPAS MORTUARY and burial details.
Local death notice lists Dear E Glehm a native of Washington aged 53 years. The obituary mentions surviving relatives including a Hustand of of Fi and Jan of Imisleg, son of Matred of Oregon and brother Gale and Drexel oon of Georgia with a grandfather among listed relations.
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