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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1971

Page

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Egypt offers cease fire linked to Suez Canal reopening

The semiofficial Egyptian Middle East News Agency reports Egypt would resume a formal cease-fire and reopen the Suez Canal if Israel pulls back from the canal's east bank and Egyptian troops can cross the waterway. The plan includes a limited cease-fire while UN mediator Jarring draws a timetable for Security Council resolution 1997. Syria warns Jordan of serious consequences if attacks resume. Jordan accuses Syria of using its territory to strike Jordanian villages.

Middle East Egypt Suez Canal East Bank Anwat Sadat Syria Jordan Hussein Cairo U.N Gunnar V. Jarting Security Council Sinai Peninsula Gaza Sinai Sadat Israel Amman Palestinian Revolutionary Movement Radio Damascus Abdel Halim Khaddam

Police seek Hell's Angel Ralph Barger after no-show

Police sought Ralph Sonny Barger leader emeritus of the Oakland Hell's Angels after he failed to appear in multiple criminal proceedings. He was indicted by a federal grand jury on illegal firearm possession at his Oakland home with bail set at 10 000 and forfeited and had also missed Hayward Municipal Court appearances on related charges including weapons and burglary tools.

Oakland UPI Hell’s Angel Ralph Sonny” Barger Barger Hayward Oakland Motorcycle Club

Barron Gun Charge Dismissal Sought in Livermore Case

Oakland attorney argues dismissal in Livermore Municipal Court as Sharon Barron 22 of Hayward faces a charge of carrying a gun into Santa Rita prison farm. Prosecutors say she knowingly brought the .25 caliber pistol in her purse during a March 22 visit. A demurrer hearing is set for April 22.

Livermore Sharon K. Barron Hayward Santa Rita Prison Farm Mansen Fred Fremont Whit Eva Mansen Fred H. Mansen Petaluma Elaine Nout Monte Rio Meta Fogarty Larnspur Anne Ringcoo San Francisco Maseen Grace Cox Linda Lois Stephen Bonnie Robert Cox Wile E. Cox Andrew Cox Marion E. Coe Féersat Andrew J. Cox Richmond Sterling Cox Berkely William H. Cox San Jose Vera Allgood Treime Crowder Evangelical Free Church of Freemant California Scholors I ‘Associafion Delhi Livermore Municipal Court Barron Oakland Minor J. Schmid Schmid

South County Birth Notices At Kabsar And Washington Hospitals

Mr and Mrs James Fadler welcome a baby boy at Kabsar Hospital on March 30. At Washington Hospital a baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Billy Conny on March 4. Other details include locations Fremont Framont and Gibral tar Gries with dates in March.

South County Kabser Hospital Jars James Fadler Timays St Prenat Dev Washington Hospital Billy Conny Gibraltar Gries Framont Atherd Wiener Fremont Marsh

Assembly approves gasoline tax for transit funding

The California Assembly Transportation Committee passed a bill adding a five percent sales tax on gasoline purchases to fund mass transit. The measure would send about 30 million annually to counties and cities and about 120 million to a state Public Transportation fund for redistribution to transit projects.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Transportation Committee Wadie P. Detdeh Dchula Vista Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee Automobile Club of Southern California California State Automobile Association

Big subsidy recipients named for 1970 payments in agriculture plan

Agriculture Secretary Hardin will release names of large subsidy receivers for 1970 including five cotton farms each over 1 million dollars. Preliminary data show 899 cotton payments over 55k and totals around 10.5 million for the five biggest cotton farms. The list will be compiled and available for inspection within about ten days.

Washington UPI Clifford M. Hardin Hardin UPL MARTA Congress Agriculture Department Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee Paul Findley Relll

Moretti demands Reagan vow welfare compliance

Democratic Assembly Speaker Moretti pressed Governor Reagan to pledge immediate state compliance with federal welfare rules or risk losing about 700 million dollars in federal aid. He warned costs could shift to property taxpayers and urged action before Friday talks with Nixon and HEW officials.

Moretti Reagan Sacramento UPI Democratic Assembly Bob Moretti Ronald Reagan

Alioto intervenes in San Francisco teacher strike

Mayor Joseph Alioto met with school officials and striking educators as San Francisco schools faced massive attendance drops. The AFT and CTA walkouts, now entering a second week, challenged nearly 89 000 pupils while minority groups helped keep some classes running. High schools bore the sharpest impact with Balboa reporting only 17 of 2,085 students in attendance.

Teachers Union Chinatown Commodore Stockton Caesar Oravit Black Students Union Latin American Teachers Association Chinese ‘American ‘Teachers Association Filipino Teachers Association Black ‘Teachers Caucus Thomas Shaheen AFT CTA Laurel Glass Balboa

Gas firm seeks price increase

Pacific Gas & Electric Co subsidiary Pacific Gas Transmission Co filed with the Federal Power Commission for a rate rise of just over ten percent in profits. President Charles Pennypacker Smith said the boost funds facility expansion and would eventually be passed to customers.

San Francisco UPI Pacific Gas & Electric Co Pacific Gas Transmission Co Federal Power Commission Charles Pennypacker Smith

Man's electricity needs ecology discussion at Washington High

Dr Norman Rasmussen, nuclear energy expert, discusses balancing power needs with environmental concerns at Washington High School. A panel includes Dr James Smith and Allen E Rogers from GE, addressing energy methods and reactor safety with audience Q&A. Admission is free.

Rasmussen James Smith Nuclear Energy Division General Execuric Corp Atlen E. Rogers

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