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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1976

Page

1

Death after respirator unplugging in Florida case

A comatose Florida woman, Celia Cain, died after a court-ordered 45 minute removal of life support. Doctors said brain activity had ceased and heart stopped at 12 38 p.m. The judge, Duval Circuit Judge John S. Cox, set the window and required physician confirmation before declaring death. Cain’s husband supported the order, seeking closure for the family.

Jacksonville Fla Roy Lewis James Eugene Glenn Celia Cain Duval County John S. Cox Cain Mrs. Cain John Corrigan Cox Glenn Jacob Green St. Vincent’s Florida Society of Florida Karen Anne Quinlan New Jersey Miss Quinlan

Dial-a-ride expands service to two new areas Fremont and Niles

Dial-a-ride adds two zones North Centerville and Niles covering mapped bounds along Alvarado Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway. Service begins today with same weekday weekend hours and door-to-door trips at 70 cents. Free transfers to fixed routes are provided. Residents notified by mail.

Fremont Miles Herth Centerville Stepby Raat Hewark Hue Twee New North Centerville Alvarado Boulevard San Andress Drive Fremont Boulevard Paseo Padre Parkway Decote Road Niles Amuira Niles Canyon

Burglar Likely Set Blaze At Fremont Saddle Shop

Fire believed caused by burglary to cover theft at Silveira Ranch Supplies on Fremont Boulevard. Damage estimated at 62,000 with 50,000 to merchandise and 2,000 to four Volkswagens. Owners reported missing coins, moved receipt machine, and safe contents. Alarm timing controversial. fire called in before police.

Fremont Silveira Ranch Fremont Blvd Phil Soria Jack Silveira Soria Hayward Bill Gillespie San Leandro Fremont Boulevard Country Drive Gillespie Mezzetti Volkswagen Francis Palmer Fiee Mezzetti Volkswagen Washington High School

Weather to be a little better tomorrow and night

Weather to be a little better with fair skies through tomorrow except for night and morning. Decreasing haze today with light variable winds becoming northwest. Highs in the mid 30s, overnight lows around the mid 20s.

Bob Marley Shot In Kingston Home Invasion

Jamaican folk singer Bob Marley and three troupe members were wounded in a Kingston home raid by gunmen. Marley was hit in the arm. other injuries were non life threatening. A government sponsored concert was planned for Sunday amid rising political violence ahead of Dec. 15 elections.

Kingston Jamaica UPI Bob Marley Marley Hero's Circe Michael Manley Peoples National Party Jamaica Labor Party Cindy Breakspeare United States

Carter weighs Cabinet picks after Carter wins election

President elect Jimmy Carter narrows candidates for top posts with 70 profiles reviewed by chief talent scout Hamilton Jordan. Possible appointments include Hubert J. Lipshutz as White House counsel and Juanita Kreps for the economy or labor post. Cyrus Vance named secretary of state and Thomas Bertram Lance to head the OMB.

Plains, Ga UPT Jimmy Carter Ider Carer Hamilton Jordan Jordan Atlanta Hubert J. Lipshutz Carter White House Lipshutz Georgia Board of Human Resources Juanita Kreps Duke University Council of Economic Advisers Cyrus Vance Thomas Bertram Lance Georgia Office of Management and Budget

Popularity questioned as Junkets draw officials to San Diego

About 110 South County officials joined the California Cities League convention in San Diego with an estimated $27,000 in taxpayer funds. The Fall California School Boards Association conference drew more than 5,000 attendees, with South County trustees and administrators spending roughly $7,400 of public money for 37 travelers. Attendees cited seminars and networking as benefits, while districts emphasize travel policies and justification based on district gains.

San Diego South County League of California California School Boards Association Association of California School Administrators The Daily Review Alameda County Robert Coney

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