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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1971

Page

7

Feral Cats Risk to Balance as Bobcat Vanishes

An East Bay naturalist notes feral cats in Tilden Park fill the bobcat niche after its disappearance, with limited impact on prey like mice and birds. Fremont considers loosening dog and cat limits, sparking debate over noise, environment, and city balance.

Roo Russa East Bay Regronal Park District University of California G Tilden Park Busso Goph Russo Bremont

Calley Life Sentence Reduced to 20 Years

William L. Calley’s life sentence for the My Lai massacre was cut to 20 years confinement by Gen. Albert O. Conner, enabling parole eligibility in late 1977 or early 1978. His attorney, George W. Latimer, welcomed the change but aims to overturn the conviction.

Ft. Mcphenson UPI William L. Calley My Lai George W. Latimer 3Rd Army Albert O. Conmor

Nixon era cost of living slows rise in July

Washington reports show July cost of living up 0.2 percent, the slowest gain since June, amid wage and price freeze. Labor officials say further improvement possible but unclear if Intex will stay steady. Measles drive expands Alameda County with a new combined vaccine for measles and rubella. health officials note a surge in cases and emphasize school entry immunization rules.

Washington UPI Revenant Nixon Jones D. Hodgson Bureau’ of Labor, Statistics James C. Mateal

Bee Urges BART Plans For Livermore Valley Service

Assembly Speaker pro tem Carlos Bee of Hayward sent a letter to BART general manager B R Stokes requesting a timetable and plans to provide service to the Livermore Amador Valley. He seeks feeder links to BART stations and notes taxpayers have funded BART since 1962 while he spends recess handling district matters in Sacramento.

Assembly Carlos Bee Amailor Valley BART Bee Hayward Sacramento Bra Dumbarton Bridge

Fremont boy 3 recovers after pool accident

A Fremont three year old, Adam Freitas, rode his tricycle into a swimming pool while visiting relatives in San Jose. Firemen revived him after a breathing stoppage and he was transported to Alexian Bros. Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition earlier but showed rapid improvement and was reported fairly good and alert last night.

San Jose Mulpital Alexian Bros

Gunman robs store at Fremont shopping center

A gunman with a neatly rimmed mustache robbed The Bottle Shop at Rick Mart Shopping Center on Fremont Boulevard last night, taking about 150 pounds in cash after ordering proprietor Jerry Georgatos to empty the till and lie on the floor. Police describe the suspect as 25 to 30, wearing a light grey coat and dark trousers.

Fremont Rick Mart Robert A. Arie Strong Sall Freteont Blvd Jerry K. Georgatos Armstrong Georgatos Fremont Boulevard

Poverty congress faces growing pains in regional structure

The Southern Alameda County anti poverty effort seeks to unify three area congresses Eden Area Tri City and Livermore Amador Valley into one body. Officials consider officers regular meetings and a shared budget of about 23000 dollars with funding decisions moving from the boards to the congresses for local program control.

Community Congress Alameda Cavity Antpoverty Board of Directors Jose Garcia Noard Bebe Anti-Poverty Boards Congresses Tor Eden Tri-Cities Livermore Groupe Anti-Poverty Board of Directors Regional Office of Economic Opportunity

Gemeo Fremont bid under review for shopping center plan

A Gemeo discount department store proposal for the Los Arboles Shopping Center in Fremont faces scrutiny as city officials decide whether to modify the approved plan. The site at Mowry Avenue and Blacow Road would add a multi-tenant complex near White Front, with completion slated for September 1972.

Fremont Gemeo Discount Gemeo Store Jack Stevenson Los Arboles Mowry Avenue Blacow Road Gemto Discount David Baker Cty White Front Discount Department Newark Gemeo Lucky Stores

Teacher cleared of contributing to delinquency charge

A Fremont Municipal Court jury found Marlin Nava of San Jose not guilty on two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A charge of improper favoritism was dismissed. Nava, a first year social studies teacher at James Logan High School, had been suspended. the district said he may have taken a teaching job in another state. His San Jose number was listed as transferred in Las Vegas New Mexico.

Calley Nixon Ft.Benning Maj Kenneth Raby Raby White House Connor J. Benning Army Court of Military Review Washington Court of Military Appeals Supreme Court Miltary Services My Laient Alion Ernest L. Medina al This Ard New Haven Fremont Marlin Nava San Jose James Logan Hick School Nava Acoordame Ternstatement Acquilla Guy Emanuele Las Vegas

Government price plan eyed in Nixon moves

Government actions target inflation as Nixon plans a devaluation of the dollar and a 10 percent surtax cut on nonquota imports. Caspar W. Weinberger announces a push to curb inflationary purchases by government agencies through the Regulations and Purchasing Review Board, with broader aims to restrain price increases amid the freeze.

Europe Nixon Monay West Germany Japan U.S Pierre-Paul Schweitzer International Monétaty Fund Fland Caspar W. Weinberger Office of Management and Budget

Controversy Over CDC Bylaws Echoes Board Split

CDC program split over bylaws changes after a hand delivered proposal. Critics question secret actions by the full board while supporters defend professional crisis intervention and education efforts funded by a $40,000 federal grant. Maselli hopes resolution ends the dispute and restores focus on anti drug programs.

Baker Raver CDC

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