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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1969

Page

5

Newark City Council to Meet Behind Closed Doors

Newark city council will convene at 4 p.m. in the council chambers to discuss a proposed five year capital improvements budget and then enter a private personnel session to consider appointments to the city planning commission and Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District.

City Council Newark Richard W. Turnland Joe FE Turnlund City Planning Commission Alameda County Leo T. Bohannon 1. C. Gunn Turnland Planning Commission Newark Blvd

Youth charged in on campus drug sales in Fremont

A 16 year old Mission San Jose High student admitted selling barbiturates to peers on campus to fund Christmas gifts. He was booked on narcotics charges and released to parents with a court appearance notice. Two tablets known as wed were reportedly sold for five cents each, with other students showing intoxicated behavior after ingestion.

Fremont Mission San Jose High School Fremont High Mission Irvington High School

Black Panthers chief of staff plea hearing postponed

David Hilliard of the Black Panthers, charged with threatening to kill President Nixon, sees his plea hearing delayed to January 7. U.S. District Judge Stanley A. Weigle keeps bond at 30 000 and allows travel outside Northern California. Hilliard was indicted December 3 for remarks at a November 15 Golden Gate Park rally.

San Francisco UPI Black Panther David Hilliard Nixon U.S Stanley A. Weigle Billard California Hilliard Golden Gate Park Richard Nixon Charles Garry Black Panthers

Stolen Stanford Vials Could Endanger Water Supplies

A report notes the theft of vials from Stanford's locked laboratory likely occurred over the weekend or at night. Authorities feared the deadly drug might contaminate water, but they said large water volumes would dilute it to a non threatening level.

Ex-president Da Costa e Silva dies at 67 in Brazil

Former Brazilian president Arthur Da Costa e Silva died Wednesday at age 67 after a summer stroke. The palace announced his death amid reports of his deteriorating condition.

Rio DE Janeiro UPT Arthur da Costa E Silva

Newark adds flexible annex to end double sessions

Newark Unified School District trustees approve a 35 day extension for Armand and Smith of San Jose to finish a 15 22 square foot cloverleaf shaped addition at Schilling School. The project includes nine teaching stations a library an administration office and a serving kitchen. A second portable building will house two new special education classes with most costs reimbursed by the state depending on teacher salaries.

Newark Schilling Newark Unified Armand and Smith San Jose Richard Smith Silva Intermediate School Evelyn B. Kipp

Burglars Hit Newark Steel Firm, Escape With $2255

Thieves pried open a door at Soule Steel Co. on Wells Avenue and stole electric calculators typewriters and adding machines valued at 2255 dollars. Foreman found a side door open about 7 am after intruders entered all offices sometime after 10 pm Tuesday, leaving a crowbar on the reception desk.

Newark Soule Steel Co Wells Ave Po- Veo

Wiretaps rise, Mitchell says limited increase in taps

Attorney General John N. Mitchell told a Baltimore Sun interview that federal wiretaps and eavesdropping devices have increased slightly in recent months but remain not higher than levels when he took office. He declined to give exact counts, noting the numbers are still relatively small.

Washington UPI John N. Mitchell Mitchell Baltimore Sun Justice Department

Museums Move Toward Merger in San Francisco

Trustees of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum and the California Palace of the Legion of Honor push toward a merger. Representatives met Tuesday as William R. Wallace of the Legion group called the move desirable and highly feasible.

San Francisco UPI M. H. de Young William R. Wallace Legion Group

Fire destroys Newark home on Lafayette Avenue

A smoldering cigarette caused a two alarm blaze at 6316 Lafayette Ave Newark damaging the two story frame house owned by Raymond Anderson. 14 firefighters battled flames from 1 48 p m and the living room was gutted with extensive smoke damage while no one was home.

Newark Lafayette Ave Newark High School Nelson Tardy Raymond Anderson

Alameda County Officials Among California's Highest Paid

Alameda County officials top California pay charts with the chief administrative officer earning 3250 dollars per month, district attorney 2572, welfare director 2288, sheriff 2169, and supervisors at 1208 plus 24 in flood control. ACTA released the figures comparing salaries across multiple counties.

Oakland Alameda County California Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District McKnight Los Angeles San Diego Sonoma County Oreange Kern Los Angeles County Santa Clara County San Francisco Grange County ACTA Sacramento County Orange County San Diego County San Mateo County

Newark officials warn no new state school aid before 1971

Newark Unified School District trustees heard that voters may approve a higher maximum state bond rate in June but that funds for school building, higher education, bridges and parks will not be available until early 1971. Hobson warned of a $175 million school backlog and a broader capital outlay crisis across agencies. Gov. Nunn also began student news conferences for high school editors and writers.

Newark Newark Unified Jack MacGregor MacGregor Dale T. Hobson State Hobson

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