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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
12
California Sansome Corporation appoints Paul D. De Domenico and Anita C De Domenico as trustees under a deed of trust. The property will be sold at public auction to the highest cash bidder in lawful money to satisfy the secured debt.
Public auction and lease bidding details for Fremont property describe terms of a land lease with options to renew and a protective clause. Bancal Mortgage Company named beneficiary. Notice references a deed of trust, breach, and a scheduled sale for September 17, 1975 at T. D. Service Company in Oakland.
Resolution 400 outlines leasing Memorial High School facilities in Newark Alameda County. The board schedules bids at 7 49 p m September 23 1975 at 715 Musick Ave Newark for property lease at minimum 62 00 per day with a $900 bid retainer. Bids must include cashier or certified check. failure to lease triggers rejection. The notice also covers Fremont Newark Community College District data manager bid opening September 23 1975.
SACRAMENTO UP)I- Assembly approves measure mandating prison terms for large heroin dealers amid public outcry. The bill S366, backed by Attorney General Evelle Younger, targets half ounce traffickers and those with prior drug felonies, with committees sending it back to the Senate for concurrence after amendments. Opponents Willie Brown and Kenneth Meade objected, while supporters argue it would curb trafficking despite political backlash and potential impacts on the justice system.
Washington reports Interior Department rulings affecting Death Valley mineral leases. The department claims 1227 existing mineral leases cover land where 3 percent are active, with insulative gypsum and basalt used. Park Service opposes mining near popular trails for scenic preservation. Interior solicitor says law on preservation does not apply to these cases. Congress urged to tighten the 1672 mineral lease law.
Dustee Durfee, first wife of Roscoe Arbuckle and noted leading lady in early stage and film, died after a career as a character actress. She recalled meeting Arbuckle after a tour, later divorcing him in 1916 at his request and moving on with her life and career.
A clarion call from Culver city officials and educators urged equal pay for teachers and school staff. The speaker argued presidents, college chancellors, superintendents, and governors should fund these salaries to reflect the demanding nature of education work, warning that the public will bear the cost.
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