Inquest Sought on Kennedy Drowning Death on Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts authorities debate whether an inquest should determine the legal cause of Mary Jo Kopechne's death in the Ted Kennedy car crash. Autopsy filings and jurisdiction questions arise as Edgartown officials and Boston lawyers discuss authority and precedents amid political sensitivity.
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Kidney Patient Returning Home
Newark resident Lucien Giguere 46 receives a kidney from his brother Joseph in a July 21 operation at Stanford Medical Center Palo Alto. He plans to return home to his wife Helen and son David for the weekend before a Monday follow up.
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Ohlone Short Session Open August 12
The piece notes a four week summer program at Ohlone with a hospital day event on August 12 hosted by Hugo Hake. Lucien Giguere, tied to a trust fund, received a kidney substitute via a machine funded by the Lucien Giguere Trust Fund established by friends and well-wishers. The fund will cover future needs if a transplant is required.
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Accolade Luncheon Plans For Fremont Police Studied
Fremont Chamber committee studies an October Peace Officers Appreciation Luncheon to honor the police and meet a new chief. They aim to recognize the 100 000th resident around October 4 with festivities linked to Pathfinder Days parade. Committee seeks service-club cooperation and may crest the Fremont pistol team for the California Police Olympics at Lake Tahoe.
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World Re Party Order in Superior Court
A court order issued by the Superior Court of California for Alameda County directs measures regarding publication and circulation. Details reference an address at 122 Canter Square, Fremont, and a subscription rate schedule stating 1.50 monthly and a 275 monthly Sunday through Saturday issue. The notice dates appear as June 31, 1961 and March 3, with contact phone 797-8275.
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Reluctant Senate Extends Surtax to Six Months
The Senate narrowly approved a six month extension of the 5 percent income tax surcharge amid civil debate. President Nixon sought a longer extension and major tax reform, while Republicans and some Democrats pressed for a full year and opposed the compromise. Senate leaders signaled a push for broader reform by year end.
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Youthful Cook Burns Kitchen
A grease fire in a Fremont kitchen at 48151 Leigh St. caused about 2500 dollars in damage yesterday. Fourteen year old Debra Spangler was cooking dinner for her father Harold when grease spattered and ignited. Firemen answered the 3:47 p.m. call and quickly extinguished the flames.
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Arsonist Tries To Set UC Building Fire
An arsonist attempted Thursday to ignite the UC Berkeley building housing student government offices. The small blaze, among papers near the Eshelman Hall parking garage, was quickly extinguished and noted as the 14th arson attempt there in three weeks by police.
Bay Area Forecast Sees Fog Near Coast Continue Through Saturday
Forecast covers San Francisco Bay Area with morning low clouds and fog inland. Warmer days with highs in the mid 80s inland and 60s along the coast. mornings 60s Friday night. Light west to northwest wind up to 8 mph. Northern and Central California expect fog along the coast clearing late morning. isolated afternoon thundershowers in the southern Sierra Nevada.
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Reagan reappoints five to California Arts Commission
Sacramento UPI reports Governor Ronald Reagan has reappointed five members to the California Arts Commission. The appointments were announced Thursday by his office. Entities include Governor Reagan and the California Arts Commission. The move solidifies leadership for the state’s arts policy and funding oversight.
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Crackdown Aims at Vientiane Nightlife Parlors
In Vientiane Laos officials voted to close three massage parlors and five night clubs amid a prostitution crackdown. The measure targets venues tied to alleged vice activities while noting some establishments may continue under constraints.
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Officials Concerned By Bugged Homes
City and state officials along with builders and federal authorities say no documented infestation exists to cause structural damage. Brown found holes under the house but no serious damage. he also placed mouse bait beneath the dwelling. FHA Director Pinkerton notified the Littles that Besco will be contacted to resolve the complaint, and the Contractors State Licensing Board investigates if infested lumber violated license terms. The board will pursue a responsible conclusion, and repairs must meet good workmanship standards. The beetles bore through floors last summer and again this year. experts say they can emerge up to three years after construction but do not re infest existing houses. The Littles fault earlier communications and seek firm authority on repairs and enforcement.
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Union City Council Discord Sparks Admission and Denial
Union City Councilman Irving Williams refused to apologize to Garcia and Kimmel after a poster listed their CAC titles on a rezoning referendum campaign. Garcia and Kimmel demanded apologies or resignations, saying they did not authorize the use of their names and titles.
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