Study finds rapid rise in female sexual liberation
A Redbook Magazine study titled The Redbook Report: A Study of Female Sexuality, released Tuesday, finds 10 percent of interviewed under 25 in middleclass groups had premarital sex. It reports 9 of 10 under 25 who participated had premarital intercourse, average age 17, and 76 percent call themselves strongly religious. The survey, echoing Kinsey, indicates working women show more extramarital activity and that religious women are becoming more liberal in attitudes.
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Stolen Stereo System Reassembled After Four Break-Ins
Fremont police report a burglar assembled an entire stereo system from parts stolen in four break-ins at Thoenlin Junior High School. The final two pieces, two speakers valued at 100 dollars each, were taken over the weekend. Investigators note a possible access point where a door was left open after searches for the missing gear.
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Woman arraigned in Fremont on drug charges
A Fremont woman was arraigned Monday for being under the influence and possession of amphetamines after a drug overdose at Washington Hospital. Investigators say she admitted taking a $50 fix before visiting Lawpark at 7 p.m. Sunday. A coworker rushed her to the hospital where she told police her boyfriend had supplied the drug.
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Thefts Net Thousands in Goods from Two Local Homes
Police investigated weekend burglaries at two residences on Mowry Avenue and Cabral Drive. Jewelry valued at 4602 dollars vanished from Ben O Carrall’s apartment, including a diamond ring and diamond earrings. Also taken were a TV, stereo system, and pool equipment. No forced entry was found at either scene.
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Blaze destroys model home in Fremont incident
A model home at Tamayo Street and Fremont Boulevard in Urickvale, Fremont, was destroyed by a late night fire reported at 9 35. The unoccupied house was fully engulfed when firefighters arrived and police blocked the intersection for an hour. Fire crews gained control soon after, with arson investigators dispatched to the scene.
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BART runs smoothly after operator protest
Bay Area Rapid Transit District officials reported smooth service with about 19 of 26 train operators calling in sick in what appeared to be a protest against a broader staffing issue. Four minutes separated trains on the Concord line, while other lines ran with normal headways as morning service resumed.
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Prison term in boy's death shocks California
Carolyn Ward 24 was sentenced to years in prison for killing her 7 year old son by severing his limbs with a knife so his body could fit in a car trunk. The body was found August 1 near Interstate 21 in a desert area as Ward drove to dispose of it. Coroner notes indicated the child was ill but alive before the fatal beating and death. Sacramento reports state treasury receipts rose by 449.4 million while spending fell 29.4 million in July, with cautious outlook for the new fiscal year cited by Controller Kenneth Cory.
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Fremont forms committee to study city social services role
The Fremont City Council created an ad hoc panel of five citizens and one member from recreation and human relations to study whether the city should engage more deeply in social services. The group, tasked to report by November 15, arose after councilmen approved funding discussions and a prior report warned services are fragmented and limited by city finances.
Longshoremen strike slows grain shipments to Russia
AFL-CIO unions refuse to load grain bound for the Soviet Union prompting a federal injunction and a Ford administration review. Judge James Novi ordered work resumed Wednesday as talks continue, while farmers fear further price drops.
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Fremont City Moves to Close Nude-Backyard Swim Venue
Fremont voters and officials clashed over a nude backyard pool tied to an escort service claim. The city council unanimously empowered the city attorney to pursue closure and halt similar operations, citing safety and moral concerns as justification for enforcement and possible prosecutions.
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Union City park bond on ballot weighs bus, park needs
City officials discussed a two part bond measure for Union City including funding for Bay Area Transportation Co to acquire bonding and locate bus yards near Union City and a park and recreation bond to complete most of the city park system. The council trimmed some items at Alvarado Park and San Andreas Park while approving funding across several parks and youth facilities with a total near 1.85 million dollars, phased over five years, subject to two thirds voter approval.
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Libraries to Close On Mondays In Alameda County
Alameda County Supervisors approve a plan by County Librarian Barbara Boyd to close all 12 branch libraries each Monday to cover a 69 831 dollar deficit in the library budget. The measure affects Fremont Albany Castro Valley Dublin Pleasonton San Lorenzo and Hayward with about 248 employees, mainly part time, and is slated to last until the year end with a return to normal once the deficit is made up.
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Israeli Egypt pact outline disclosed by Navon
Yitzhak Navon, head of Israel's Tareigh committee, revealed on Israeli TV that Israel and Egypt tentatively agreed on a three year accord. The United States would provide about 2 billion dollars in economic aid and guarantee oil supplies if needed. The pact aims to ease tensions, curb force threats, and reduce the Arab boycott.
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Fremont land site on agenda and attendance rule set
Justice hall site on agenda continues. Reports on six month attendance for county commissions and committees to the board. Pay and reimbursement for committee members delayed pending county counsel. Fire funding and tax rate balance discussed with concerns about countywide funds for unincorporated areas and Bay Area Rapid Transit District impact.
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Seattle Art Museum to start admission charges
The Seattle Art Museum will begin charging admission for the first time on September 1, with a $1 fee for adults. Students and elderly with passes may enter free, and memberships from $18 to $25 will grant access without additional charges.
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