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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1971

Page

2

Engineer Held in Killing of Divorcee in San Francisco

Paul Nestel, 44, a structural design engineer, is jailed on suspicion of killing Elizabeth Livingston, 35, after she was fatally shot in her apartment. Livingston died at San Francisco General Hospital after being found wounded by two dinner guests. Nestel was seen leaving the scene, with indications of a kitchen struggle. The case marks the 58th homicide in the city this year.

Rosmarie Garma Fremont Jayne Bergman Newark Kelly McClenathan Ken Weiss Hub San Francisco UPI Paul Nestel City Prison Elizabeth R. Livingston San Francisco General Hospital

Fremont trustees approve operating tax rate and 1971-72 budget

Fremont Unified School District trustees approved an operating tax rate of 5.06 and adopted a 1971-72 budget of 24,772,207 with a 1,367,549 reserve. After hours of debate and attempts to delay, they cut the budget further by 37,118, shifting costs to the reserve to fund potential salary increases and smaller class sizes.

Fremont Fremont Unified Joln Camara Jr Gloria Cass Nues al Redd Federation of Fremont Sheppard Herbert Riley Garr Ani Camara Agen Carr Redd Reid Courtly School Distriet Alameda

Macy's names new store manager for Hastridge Center

Macy's announces Michael Steman of Fremont as store manager of the Hastridge Shopping Center Macy's in San Jose, opening August 12. A San Jose State College graduate, Steman joined Macy's California in 1967 as an assistant buyer for men's wear.

Michael Steman Fremont Macy's Hastridge San Jose San Jose State College Macy's California

County tests confirm quality at roadside produce stands

County agriculture investigators inspect roadside stands for produce quality and have found none lacking. Health and license bureaus issue certificates and licenses after premises checks, with police spot checks for unlicensed vendors. Deputy officials say shoppers can buy fruits and vegetables with little concern for quality.

County Agriculture Department Dlty Eounty Health and Agriculture Departments Health Department License Bureau James Malcom Joe Noonan Hayward Agriculture Department Agriculure Everett Henning

Poor's legal aid to be restored in Tri City area

A federal 5 100 grant will reestablish legal aid for financially needy in the Tri City area. The Legal Aid Society in Alameda County will operate the service, reintroducing aid after funding cuts last fall by SAGHOA. Three attorneys and two secretaries will staff the Washington Township office.

Fremont Legal Service Tri-City Ted Lyman Legal Aid Society Alameda County Southern Roberto. Acosta Saghoa LAS Lyman Washington Township

Tax plan revision blocked in California Assembly

In Sacramento the Assembly blocked sending Democratic sponsored tax revision bills back to the Revenue and Taxation committee after a 12 to 24 vote. Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves said the measures need substantial amendments before passing the full House. Speaker pro tempore Schabarum argued for more work.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Peter ¥. Schabarum Rovina Joe Gonsalves D-La Mirada Revenue and Taxation Committee Gon Salves Schabarum

Senate votes to limit speeches to five minutes

The Senate unanimously approved a five minute limit on speeches on Thursday amid debate over time rules. Senators may grant extra time if a colleague requires more elaboration on their position or topic.

Sacramento

Agreement Reached on Labor Contract With CWA

Santa Monica General Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America announced a labor contract agreement Thursday pending union membership ratification. The pact runs through March 1973 with wage gains of 15 to 40 cents an hour retroactive to July 15.

Santa Monica General Telephone Co Communications Workers of America

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