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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1971

Page

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Newton mistrial declared in Oakland manslaughter case

A hung jury led to a mistrial in the 1963 vaterary manslaughter trial of Rick Panther, with judge Harold Howe sending the case back to calendar court for retrial on Aug 10. The deliberations ended 11-1 after a deputy attempted to retire the panel for the night.

Oakland Calif UPI Oakl Ting John Frey Newton Pan Pdt Yae Yada Yadabe Ako Yada Barkeley Howe Diack Frosecidor Donald Whyte State Supreme Court

Weather Outlook Warm Days With Night Fog Increases

Fair and warm through tomorrow with daytime temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Night fog and afternoon breezes of 10 to 20 mph will drop the overnight low to the 50s.

Niles derailment prompts Western Pacific track repair

Western Pacific crews reopen the Niles track after clearing debris and replacing over 1000 feet of rails following Saturday’s derailment of 24 freight cars. Trainmaster Robert A. Henderson says the train hit 90 mph in a 40 mph zone, with investigators citing rail or car mechanical failure, not speed. Cleanup may take two weeks and cost up to 500 thousand dollars with special equipment brought from Oroville. Story and photos on Page 2.

Western Pacific Railroad Niles Robert A. Henderson Henderson Oroville

Testimony Planned on Golden Gate National Recreation Area

More than 100 persons including San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto are slated to testify today before a National Parks and Recreation subcommittee in San Francisco about the proposed Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Separate stabbings at San Quentin Prison over the weekend left one inmate dead and another wounded in the back.

San Francisco Joseph Alioto National Parks and Recreation Golden Gate National Recreation Area San Quentin

Demett and Agnew Press Secretary Clash Over Reports

Page 3 reports Spira T. Agnew’s press secretary accusing some accounts of the vice president’s world tour of being sloppy reporting. Also on Page 3 the FDA is accused of applying double standards in drug company dealings by Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre. About 50 Air Force personnel trek across the Idaho desert to attend an antiwar church service. Joe Namath undergoes a knee operation after reporting in strong camp shape, sidelining him until late November. sports update notes escaped prisoners and a deadly shootout in Dalhart, Texas.

Victor Gold Spira T. Agnew Food and Drug Administration Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h Air Force Idaho Desert Joe Namath New York Jets

Nixon trip to Peking cited with white flag on defeated trip

A Hong Kong broadcast quotes Sung saying Nixon will visit Peking "with a white flag" on a trip described as that of the defeated. Pope Paul VI congratulates Nixon on Apollo 15 and hopes the mission will advance progress peace and brotherhood among men.

Kit 1! Sung Hong Kong Nixon Peking Pope Paul VI

Tunney says he will oppose draft bill without Mansfield amendment

U S Senator John V. Tunney of California told Fremont residents he will vote against extending the draft unless the Mansfield amendment calling for Vietnam troop withdrawals is restored. He urged liberal colleagues to push to reinsert the amendment as Congress reconvenes.

Doug Detling John V. Tunney O-Calif Fremont U.S Vietnam Tunney Congressional Conference Committee Congress Alameda County Riverside Bank of

Drownings claim three weekend victims in area

Alameda Creek near OW Canyon Road overpass saw Salvador Aguilar Sr 42 drown while attempting to save his 14 year old son Fernando who suffered an epileptic seizure. Santa Rosa man William Moler 22 and Danville resident Michael Veters 18 helped pull Aguilar from the water but failed to revive him. A separate incident at Fremont Swim Lagoon left 12 year old Toni Cruz submerged and dead after missing in 10 feet of water. Police and divers retrieved both bodies and transported them to Washington Hospital.

Fremont Hayward Alameda Creek Fremont Swim Lagoon Framont Salvador A. Aguila Sr Sonoma St Fernando OW Canyon Road Moler Michael Veters Danville Thero Aguilar Washington Hospital Alameda Fremont Swins Lagoon Toni Cruz Gibralter Dr Jose Palma Palma At & P.m Cruz

Fremont official resigns to lead regional education center

Dr Ilah Ort J Heger, a Fremont Unified School District administrator, resigns to become director of the Mountain Plains Regional Education Center in Glasgow Montana. The center serves Idaho Montana Wyoming North and South Dakota and Nebraska with testing and residential career education funded by a 4 million dollar grant.

Fremont Fremont Unified U5. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Montana Ilahort.j. Heger Mountain Plains Glasgow Mont Newark Heger Horner Junior High School Idaho Wyoming North South Dakota Nebraska National Center For Educational Research and Development U.S. Office of Education Sleger San Francisco San Francisco State College University of Idaho

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