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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1975
Page
2
In Newark the council upheld a 3 to 2 vote to bar spirits inside a multi purpose center for at least one more year despite beer service at Newark Days outside the building. The 1968 facility faced requests from nonservice groups to dispense alcohol as private social events rose.
New York Supreme Court Justice Irving Saypol ordered an injunction against the United Federation of Teachers and directed prosecutors to pursue Shanker under criminal laws. Across the nation, 10 states saw strikes closing hundreds of schools, with millions of students affected as districts grappled with back to work orders and legal crackdowns.
Union City Salibel i Japanese Language School begins today at Fateh Alemeta Church 32575 Alvarado Nies with classes for beginners to high school seniors. Registration starts 9 a.m. with a $50 family fee and tiered tuition, through Sept. 27.
Phyllis M Sousa wife of Tom Sousa of Fremont and mother of Phyllis Mello Buchhalz of Union City invited to attend services Monday at 1:15 PM. Native of Portugal aged 45. Survived by sister Maria Silva Rose Silveira Lily Barboza Agelina Silveira and Mary Sampaio of Rhode Island. Grandmother one.
Newark Days Committee announces the deadline for applications to the Line Miss and Mr Newark pageant has moved to September 11 from the original September 17. The notice details participants and submission timing for the event.
Individuals used portions of the land this spring to create a community garden and later donated the remaining produce to the church for the needy. The item references additional church news on pages 4 and 5.
In Boston and Louisville the cost of court ordered busing escalates as guards, police, and overtime strain budgets. Nearly 1,000 National Guardsmen in Louisville faced an uneventful Friday while Boston taxes and transit saw heavy outlays. Officials quote figures of millions in extra policing and busing expenses as classes begin amid protests.
Monday offerings include Cheeseburger with corn, melon wedge, cookie and milk. strange items listed as cate yanee relish and macaronI salad with cherry tomato. Secondary lines mention hot dog, hot turkey, parsley, and odd spellings. Wednesday shows Meat loaf with whipped potatoes and gelatin.
UPI report from Los Angeles notes singer Pat Boone and two others supporting Ronald Reagan in a California Citizens for Reagan campaign. Cochairmen Isa Sandstrom and Mike Curb released the list.
Oakland reports a stalled clash between interests over Edwin Burrs proposal to divide 1,530 acres into eight residential sites on Sunol ridgelands. Supervisors postponed action to Nov 6 while PARC and others appeal, citing access grade steepness and nonconformity with public works standards.
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