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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1975
Page
2
Fremont report says race driver Bob Johrann, seriously injured in an August event, remained in serious condition for a week following the crash on the clay track. He suffered extensive injuries but was listed as improving as he left the hospital.
Rudy Detlennieder assistant to County Supervisor John Muhwill Morxiay will address the Fremont area association. The group will meet at 7 30 p m at St Leonard s Hall 400 St Leonard Way. Public invited.
The People For Better Water will hold its first post in Fremont at 7 38 p m at the les Compromity Center to update residents on the dispute between consumer groups and Citizens Utilities.
The Washington credit union received a Thrift Honor Award from the Credit Union Administration announced yesterday. A hospital credit union spokesman said monthly growth in accounts under $30,000 reached 3.3 percent, above the average for federal unions of similar size. Serving employees and Washington Hostel directors, the union had 78 members saving $185,214 as of June 30.
Special classes for seniors begin this semester with exercise sessions led by physical therapists at the Veterans Memorial Building on Second Street and a nutrition course on high protein foods using row coat ingredients. Free courses require registration. details and timing are partially unclear in the notice.
Fremont Washington Township Industries join Junior Achievement of the Bay Area in supporting 15 local companies, totaling about 2.90 in new grants or investment, boosting efforts to educate students with entrepreneurial programs.
The revisions were posed to comply with a federal court ruling that the present method of setting allotments for individual families does not provide an adequate diet for some families including teenagers and other age-sex groups with above average nutritional needs. Plans described by department officials would tailor allotments to age and sex composition, with some families facing cuts while others could see increases or protection from cuts.
Funeral services for Fay C. King 74 of Fremont who died Wednesday will be held today at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. King native of Kangas resident here 12 years. Survived by wife Ethel King of Fremont daughter Sally Fay Fisk of St Louis Meo and one grandson.
The County Bicentennial Commission endorses seven new projects, raising total approved activities to 38. Plans include publishing maps of historic sites like the Coliseum and UC Berkeley, a major event next year tied to the DeAnna expedition climaxing in Alameda County in late June, and new programs from American Music Concerts to youth-focused documentaries.
Taxpayers in Alameda County vent frustration over new property valuations as assessment appeals climb toward four thousand, signaling the second busiest protests year. The county appeals board expects hearings on 1975 protests to begin next month.
Union City planning commissioners reviewed the seismic element of the city plan and recommended city council approval. The safety element, designed to conform with state law, requires builders to cover seismic study costs. Three commissioners Caspar Ritter, Robert Eichler, and Jean Westgard approved the measure at Thursday's meeting. It is likely to go to the council in October for a public hearing and final adoption.
Henry E. Petersen former government lawyer who supervised the original Watergate investigation is joining the Washington firm Hundley and Cacheris as a partner next year. The report notes other legal and memorial details, with family obituaries and local church notices included in the surrounding notices.
In Washington an official warned that oil producing nations risk destabilizing the global market. He urged coordinated action and warned unilateral moves would threaten peace and the United States' interests. He emphasized the need for restrained energy policy among suppliers.
In Corsicana Texas the Renoir nude painting was withdrawn from a traveling exhibit at a local bank after a damaged frame and community concerns. Bank president W D Wyatt questioned the art value while curator Crawford notes no public viewing occurred before rejection. Local reaction included student anger and debate over artistic merit.
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