Forecast Temperatures In San Joaquin Valley This Weekend
San Joaquin Valley forecasts show fair weather through Sunday with slight warming Saturday. Lows Saturday around 40s, highs in the mid to upper 70s. Light winds.
19 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1969
Page
1
San Joaquin Valley forecasts show fair weather through Sunday with slight warming Saturday. Lows Saturday around 40s, highs in the mid to upper 70s. Light winds.
A Los Angeles court suit names ex Gov. Knight and others in a $390 million fraud case over a land deed in Kern County. Plaintiffs allege a dummy transfer of 26 153 acres via Mojave Investment to California City Development Co and California Realty Co, seeking nullification and $880 million in damages. Nearly 75 defendants include former Lt. Gov. Harold Powers and state officials.
Fremont fireman Dan Lydon described a driver unaware he was losing his car as a two inch carpet of debris blocked both lanes for about 100 feet. Chief Justice Warren is set to retire from the high court in June and will be honored by President Nixon and Mrs. Barill at a White House dinner.
Smith, with finance roots dating to 1991 at Wells Fargo, is named Newark’s new assistant city manager effective May 15. He succeeds oncoming municipal challenges and jokes about finding a bank to finance the move.
A court order in California directs publication details for the Daily Review. The notice lists circulation in Alameda County and Fremont, with subscription rates and mailing address at 122 Canter Square, Fremont. Ends with publishing schedule and subscription terms.
The United States plans air cover for EC121 spy flights after a Navy plane was shot down off North Korea. President Nixon said radar showed the aircraft did not approach North Korean shores, while North Korea claims a 12 mile territorial limit. Fighter cover from land bases or carriers is likely, and the mission may resume only with protection.
George B. Hartzog, 49, was reappointed director of the National Park Service, a post he has held since early 1964. An attorney, Hartzog is a native of Colleton County, South Carolina.
Fire swept the 12 story Brighton Towers in Atlantic City NL starting in apartment 702 where a deep fat fryer ignited flames. At least five people died and 24 were injured as fire police Chief Mario Fiorlani and Fire Chief Al Conover surveyed the ruins. The blaze climbed three floors before being brought under control.
Convention delegates were drawn from various wings of the school in preparation for student elections next week. The event covers a long afternoon into night as students organize participate and campaign in advance of voting.
UPI reports indicate Vietnamese forces pulled back from northern I Corps into Laos under allied pressure. American sources estimate several thousand of about 27,400 Communist troops may have retreated westward, with heavy B52 bombing in the Saigon area and near Da Nang. The move is unclear whether tied to a broader peace process or a tactical deescalation.
Fremont Chamber of Commerce announces the resignation of General Manager Torborg. He cites appreciation for staff and volunteers while noting ongoing chamber challenges and pride in improvements to the community and its business climate.
A report criticizes the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce board for poor leadership and inadequate staff development. It urges a 20 to 25 member board and proposes a personnel committee to implement stronger training and evaluation programs amid calls for a new administration.
The USS Coral Sea and its 4,200 crew returned to Alameda Naval Air Station from a Southeast Asia tour. The carrier arrived at 10 a.m. to a crowd of about 3,000, welcomed by families. Capt James Ferris lauded the crew for their performance on combat sorties during a fourth tour. The ship will depart for Bremerton on April 26 with a two month Puget Sound repair, and families may travel aboard with belongings.
Requiem Mass for George L. Smith, 74, died yesterday in Fremont. Survived by wife Geneva, sons George and Leonard, siblings, two grandchildren, Legion Post member, Rosary Sunday, burial at Holy Sepulcre Hayward. Funeral details listed from Fremont Memorial Chapel Moruary. services Monday 9 a.m. Holy Ghost Church Fremont. Willan G. Currier, 30, of Fremont, died in San Luis Obispo. Memorial service Monday 2 p.m. Fremont Memorial Chapel Mor tuary. burial plans noted. Officiant Rev J Theodore Alam Irvington United Presbyterian Fremont. Brethren and family connection listed.
A public hearing on the Ohlone College master plan is set for the board meeting on April 23. Copies of the plan will be available at the college library. Architect Dale Spankle outlined the project designed to fit the Mission San Jose area and to serve 3,210 full time equivalent students in the first phase, with eventual capacity for 8,000.
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