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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1971

Page

6

Judges quizzed in Davis trial in Marin County

In Davis case, defense questioned juror selection as three state judges testified about grand jury methods. Presiding Judge Joseph G Wilson said jurors were chosen for willingness and background, while Miss Davis joined her own defense team for the first time and questioned the panel's handling.

San Rafael UP2 Angela Davis Joseph G. Wilsons Miss Davis Wil Ques Howard Moore Margaret Burham Marin County Gram Wilson Miss Burham

43 cent tax hike looms for Fremont Unified district

Fremont Unified School District faces a 43 cent tax rate increase as trustees prepare to adopt their budget by August 10 after a public hearing at 7 30 pm in district offices. The district expects about 1 185 million more in revenue from higher assessed valuations while aiming to keep the 59 cent tax rate as last year.

Fremont Fremont Unified Fremont Blvd

President grateful for Lockheed loan vote

The president thanked supporters of the Lockheed loan guarantee and pledged to uphold the guarantee without government losses. He noted the administration fought hard for the bill but faced Republican opposition on the final vote. Sen James Buckley criticized a federal loan guarantee program as an intrusion on free markets.

James le Buckley New York

Trustees adopt budget for Newark Unified School District

Newark Unified trustees approved an 8.5 million dollar budget for 1971-72 at a special hearing attended by six people who offered no feedback. The plan totals 8,877,270 dollars, including 386,690 in reserves, raising the tax rate to 95.23 per 100 of assessed valuation as district finance director Orton Benson stated.

Newark Newark Unified Catanothe Saph M. Donald Thomas Orton Benson Alate Fion Margaret Stone

Fremont minister and wife robbed at knife point

Two men forced their way into the home of Rev. Alfred Smoak at 47 Alder Ave early yesterday and held him and his wife at knife point while they searched the bedroom for valuables. The burglars also ransacked the Alder Baptist Church next door but found nothing of value.

Fremone Fremont Alfred Smwak Alder Ave Leavin Alder Baptist Church Smoak

Death Notice for Andres M Boss and Family

Obituary fragment details the death of Andres M Boss and mentions Roland Rossi, Veisseuer of Fremardy, Cardines of Aiehigsa, and others. Services are listed for The Chapel of Berge Papens, Fremont, with funeral arrangements at Saint Josephs Church and Burrage Papas Cemetery in Hayward. A memorial date and multiple descendants are noted, including connections to Kentucky and Union City.

Andres M Ie San Dan Joly A Roland Rossi Dazatier Gam Veisseuer Fremardy Cardines Aiehigsa Agam Yrinrgues Dohn Veiasave San Dordds Lely Grasectil Fremants Gtarddaughter Ar i Arvard Danes Kentucky Relive Oakland Frignss Webeiros Bart Ayshand Corie Fremonty Srl Medalroy dv San Dose Alicea P. Mscdres Itaywitd Tranay Ronald E Brvglss Medeiros Premonts Mitchel Igre Raymond Medias Union City David Meceltos Meee Ivay Geandlamer Cight Hooa'vins Fam Wedrawday Haly Se Pulchra Hayward Joly Ale Deyeon Neves Pitazanton Joe Newark Edward's Dewar Dase Asial Amote Paring George & Lldsey Divette Toh Aate Seperewa

Sudan expels Russian envoy amid coup fallout

Sudanese leader Numeiry orders Soviet ambassador and Bulgarian envoy to leave, accusing Moscow of criticizing his purge of communists. Anatoly Nikolaev targeted for imminent expulsion. Mikha il Orlov and Slovyam Zaimov given 48 hours and two weeks respectively. Move signals shift away from Soviet bloc after coup that restored Numeiry.

Khartoum UPI Sudan Soviet Union Anatoly Nikolaev Joafar Numetry Criti Cism Mikahil Orlov Sloyam Zaimov Gralac Orlov Zaimov Nuneiry Communist Party Zeasows Snt Tass Seakin Numeiry Moscow Nikolaev Meee

Growers Lose 35 Million As Rail Strike Ends

California farmers expect relief within days as 10 rail lines settle with striking workers. Freight and passenger service to return. 700 refrigerated cars await use, and a nine day stoppage has cost growers millions. Union Pacific, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific plan freight and commuter trains resuming, with perishables prioritized.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Santa Fe Union Paweifie Les Hubbard the Coy of California Growers Hubbard SDP California San Jose Amtrak Oakland Los Angeles

Shooting Victim Undergoes Surgery in Union City

Unidentified man wounded in a shooting at American Distillers 1000 Whipple Road. Charles Bennell, 32, of 2562 Gramarcy Ave Union City, was taken to St Rose Hospital Bayward undergoing surgery in serious condition. Police investigate whether it was an accident. Bennell shot in the chest by security guard Michael Merrill 33 of 233% Ralston Court Hayward.

Union City Whipple Road St. Rose Hospital Taysward Charles Bennell Gramarcy Ave Bennett Michael Merrill Ralston Court Hayward

Two Men Charged in Deer Killing Case

Union City police found a large deer shot and left in a Volkswagen during a traffic stop at 3 22 am on Niis slon Boulevard. Louis Agualo 19 of 4 Henderson Way and Joseph A Pladide 18 of 62 Sycamore J Hayward were charged with unlawful tak ing of a game animal out of season and without a license. Officer John Niner said the suspects admitted shooting the deer in Calaveras Canyon.

Union City Niisslon Boulevard Louis Agualo Henderson Way Joseph A. Pladide Sycamore &J Hayward John Niner Calaveras Canyon

Rail strike ends and steelworkers approve three year pact

Representatives of 600 steel worker locals voted Sunday night to approve a three year contract. The deal raises average wages by about 30 percent industry wide and adds roughly 1.50 per hour over the current minimum of 3.45. Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield warned the price wave could price the U.S. out of markets and urged a possible wage and price freeze as the industry resumes operations after an 10 day shutdown.

Pittsburgh U.S. Stee Senate Mike Mansfeld United States Mansfield Nixon Congressional Times

Centerville library to close for repairs

Fremont reports the Centerville branch of the Alameda County Library will shut temporarily for renovations starting today and likely remain closed until September. The Irvingley branch in Central Park will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. beginning today.

Centerville Fremont Alameda

Pruett Graveside Rites Held in Fremont

Graveside services for Russell B. Pruett 665 who died yesterday at Fremont Hospital will be held at 1 a.m. today at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Fremont under the direction of the Fremont Chapel of the Rosea Mortuary with Rev. Shelly McSwain of the First Baptist Church of Newark presiding. Pruett a Missouri native and Newark resident for 21 years was the husband of Charlotte B. Pruett of Newark father of David Pruett Alicta Boyce and Joyce Oxson grandfather of Ix and great grandfather of one.

Russell B. Pruett Fremont Hospital Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Warnt Springs Blvd Fremont Fremont Chapel Rasea Mortuary Shely McSwain First Baptist Church of Newark Pruett Missouri Charlotte B. Pruett David Pruett Alicta Boyce Joyce Oxson Pleasanton

Draft bill delays threaten GI pay cuts in Congress

Washington reports indicate House supporters of extending the draft may face temporary pay reductions for enlisted men if government authority to induct service members is not renewed. Senate opponents seek to stall the bill until September while conferees negotiated a two year draft extension with a $24 billion pay and allowances increase. The talks included a contested amendment labeling Vietnam withdrawal as national policy with final decision left to the President.

Washington UPI House Congress Senate Inter U.S Vietnam

Kiss boosts Mildred Bailey to brigadier general

Washington UPI reports Mildred C. Bailey, 52, promoted to brigadier general and named director of the Women's Army Corps, becoming the fourth woman general in the U S military. Army Secretary Robert F. Florehlke praised the rare promotion during a Pentagon ceremony. Bailey leads 19,000 WAC personnel, succeeding Brig. Gen. Elizabeth Hoisington who retired after two years in service.

Bailey Elizabeth P. Hoisington Hoisington Army Nurse Corps Anna Mac Hays Women In the Air Force WAF Jeanne Holm

Fluoridation petition drives draw in extra signers

Fluoridation opponents and supporters clash over ballot action in Alameda County as FARCE members seek signatures. Dr Ingram and Matthews defend lawful access while ensuring voters are informed. Campaign organizers plan to pre certify signatures after locating precinct lists to meet a 10 day deadline.

Matthews Soxnet Water District

Flatlands density eyed in planning council talks

The council considers density methods for developers alongside three alternative plans. A Kas Suba Development Co proposal for a 168 unit four story apartment complex on 19.6 acres near Fremont Boulevard and Bidwell Drive is reviewed, with a large parking area and open space. Planning amendments push off street parking for trailers boats and campers, plus a 328000 dollar wage settlement for city employees and bids for a joint street resurfacing with Union City. The session starts at 9 30 p m in the comedy chan ners at 3790 Civic Center Drive.

Fremont Boulevard Bidwell Drive Pat Otioning Union City Comedl Channers Civic Center Drive

New Haven Unified Budget and TaxHike Dominate Board Agenda

New Haven Unified School District schedules a budget vote and a 75 cent tax increase projection at a district meeting in Searles School auditorium. An $1.8 million budget covers costs for housing the relocation plan with a $681,512 funding need to finance double sessions, largely from override taxes. Trustees debate perceived inflation while questioning items such as maintenance and furniture costs tied to the relocation and the junior high facility plans.

Union City New Haven Peimary Sigure

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