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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1969

Page

7

Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area and California

Rain increases across the Bay Area Saturday into Saturday night with 0 percent then 80 percent chances. Snow levels drop from north to south Saturday night. Northern California sees rain spreading to Santa Maria and Fresno with clearing Sunday. Northwestern California endures heavy rain Saturday into Saturday night then clears Sunday. Small craft winds rise to 39 to 40 mph early Saturday.

San Francisco Bay Area California Santa Maria Fresno

Airport plans spark Alameda County growth push

An ongoing analysis notes state and federal approval, investment firms advertising land for industrial sites, and a vision of a Bay Area megalopolis centered on a San Jose airport. Fremont landowners Leslie Land Co and Southern Pacific Land Co push long term development, rail yard, and industrial growth while Fremont opposition remains. The piece questions cross-county annexation aims and potential financing through a Fremont Tax District as promoters seek countywide backing.

San Jose California Fremont Alameda Leslie Land Co Leslie Southern Pacific Land Co Southern Pacific Bay Area Newark Milpitas Dor Driggs Freemont Alameda County

Philippines begin to leave Vietnam

Philippine army soldiers began full withdrawal from Vietnam, the first Allied contingent to depart. President Marcos aims for all 1,390 home by Christmas. Troops held a final parade before turning over their camp to the US 1st Brigade, 1st Air Cavalry Division.

Tay Ninh South Vietnam

Kidnap Suspect Declared Insane in Santa Monica

Santa Monica man charged with kidnapping the son of a wealthy industrialist on September 12 was adjudged insane and ordered committed to a state hospital Thursday. John Santen, 23, of 17245 Via

Santa Monica Lorenzo John Santen

Kidnapping Suspect Captured After Police Shootout

Chiquita, a merchant seaman, was accused of kidnapping Alan Ramo, son of aerospace executive Simon Ramo, and demanding 200000 in ransom. The abduction occurred in Santa Monica Mountains where the boy was gagged and tied to a tree. a caretaker heard cries, a detective replaced him at the tree, and after an hours delay the suspect was shot and captured following a confrontation.

Chiquita Alan Ramo Simon Ramo Southern California Aerospace Superior Court Janes D. Tante Sanien Ramo Santa Monica Mountains

House rejects state control of poverty programs

The House voted down a substitute to give states control of antipoverty efforts and approved a two year extension of the War on Poverty. The measure funds OE0 at 2.3 billion for the current fiscal year while leaving future funding undecided. President Nixon backed the extension and supporters argued the substitute would gut the program while opponents cited mismanagement and high administrative costs.

Washington UPI House Nixon Office of Economic Opportunity Senate Mixon House Republicans OFO House Democrats Carl D. Perkins House Education and Labor Committee New York Chicago Tillanapolis Atlanta Cleveland Education and Labor Committee Perkins GEO Lyndor B. Johnson House Hoar Nf OEO Edith Green D-Ore

Artifacts stolen from UC Berkeley museum exceed forty

UC Berkeley disclosed that over 40 artifacts were taken from its Lowie Museum of Anthropology over two years. A 4000 year old Egyptian statue is among stolen items valued above 5 000 dollars. About 60 staff have access, and thefts continue despite reinforced security.

Bascom Frank A. Novick

Quarry permit revocation eyed by county planner

Fremont officials consider cancelling a hillside quarry near Niles demanding plans within four days. The Bellini quarry operated by Silva Brothers could end local quarrying on Niles hills if shut, with Larry Silva’s extension rejected earlier. The same meeting granted Fremont Cable Television a $3 million master antenna project and a 2 year franchise, plus police targets range near Coyote Hills and a five year use permit on Alameda County Water District land near the Dumbarton Bridge.

Bellini Silva Brothers Niles Mission Boulevard Larry Silva Fremont Cable Television Inc Niles Area Morrison Canyon Road Griffin Fremont Police Association Coyote Hills Alameda County Water District Dumbarton Bridge East Bay Regional District

U S China hold talks in Warsaw

U S diplomats and Chinese representatives in Warsaw held their first discussions in nearly two years. Ambassador Walter J Stoessel and Chinese Charg d Affaires Lei Yang met for about one hour at the Chinese Embassy, according to State Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey.

Washington UPI U. S Warsaw State Department Poland Walter J. Stoessel Lei Yang Warsdw Department Robert J. McCloskey

Union City drug arrest shoots two men for possession

Two men, Raymond M. Aguirre age 21 of 33899 Colgate Drive Union City and Ralph A. Signoroz age 20 of 2780 Cooks Road Hayward, were arrested at 12:30 pm after a police officer spotted them acting suspiciously in a car at 6th and G Streets. A syringe believed to contain heroin, several paraphernalia items, and a bag of suspected marijuana were found during a search. Both were booked and jailed at Santa Rita.

Union City 6Th Santa Rita Raymond M. Aguirre Colgate Drive Ralph A. Signoroz Cooks Road Hayward Ronald DeBoer

FBI reports rising crime rate in first nine months of 1969

The FBI Uniform Crime Report shows a nine month crime rise of 1 per cent over 1968, with violent crimes up 10 per cent and armed robbery, street robbery, chain store robbery, and residential robbery up between 18 and 22 per cent. Bank robbery fell 4 per cent. Hoover notes higher crime in large cities and regional increases.

Washington UPI FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover North Central States South

Africa's longest surviving heart transplant patient observed

Doctors at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town closely monitor Pieter Smith Africa's longest surviving heart transplant recipient. Smith, who received his new heart in September 1968, was admitted for observation Thursday night amid ongoing care.

Cape (Town UPI

Requiem Mass for Marianne Rapoza in Fremont

Marianne Rapoza 46 died yesterday in Fremont. Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Monday in Church of the Holy Spirit. Visitation and rosary are scheduled, with funeral from Chapel of the Roses Mortuary at 8:30 a.m. Monday. Survived by husband John and five grandchildren, with children living in Massachusetts, Seabastopol, Fremont, and Newark. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Mayward.

Fremont Marianne Rapoza Church of the Holy Spirit Fremont Blvd the Roses Mortuary Peralta Blvd Massachusetts John Rapoza Marianne Arruda Cynthia Schumacher Sebastopol Carol. A. Rapoza Linda M. Hays Joseph M. Rapoza Newark

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