Controversy Over Security Dogs in Fremont Areas
A 1967-69 Fremont discussion details untrained security dogs used by private firms amid patrols. Police cite incidents including a dog bite and a woman knocked down during a public demonstration, prompting calls for stricter standards, trainer issues, and proposed certification rules for canine handlers and dogs.
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Secur Hary
Clinton T Wright
Fremont Poolice Department
Fremont
Wright
Robert Pellerin
Tan- Bi
Tax Proposal For Quarries Nixed By Board
City officials discuss a plan to buy out quarry holdings with a bond issue and then lease back to operators while fees cover debt. aims to turn quarries into parks. In other business, residents learn recreation and parks department cannot expect sizable city funding increases next year.
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Yale ‘Ioners
Recreaton and Packs
Lvear
Jury begins selecting alternates in Sirhan Sirhan trial
In Los Angeles a jury of four women and eight men was sworn in as alternates are being chosen over a week. Judge Herbert Y. Walker said alternates will be locked up nightly after six are selected and opening arguments will follow. Prospective alternates Willis and Wolfe were questioned, with Willis answering yes to supporting the death penalty.
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Uftj
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Superior Court
Herbert Y. Walker
Walker
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Warren W. Willis
United Air Lines
Marshall Wolfe
Los Angeles County Department of Water and Power
Hall of Justice
Robert R. Phillips
Grant B. Cooper
Willis
Cooper
Georgia M. Liddle
el Monte
Ruth A. Stillman
John H. Johnson
Area Policemen Aid UC Again
South County law enforcement agencies increased support to the University of California by sending eight off duty policemen to the Berkeley campus. Fremont contributed five officers, Newark two, and Union City one to assist city police at the strifetown site.
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South County
University of California
Berkeley
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Daily Review announces 1881 California court order and circulation data
The arcus published by The Daily Review under David R. Perry lists a Superior Court order No. 3140 related to Alameda, with June 71 1881 as entry details. It shows subscription rates of 10 cents per copy, 1.50 per month, and 18.09 per year amid scattered postal and imprint notes.
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Superior Court of
State of California
Joe Bounty
Alameda
Six Juveniles Arrested After Fremont Chase Ends in Crash
A mother’s missing son led Fremont police to six juveniles who were charged with incorrigibility. Norman E. Yarte, 20, fled from Patrolman Gary Anderson, crashed after a high speed chase along Mission Boulevard and Orangewood Drive, then was apprehended near Morrison Canyon Road. Yarte and the six youths were linked to the incident reported at 4:40 p.m. and onto a deputy district attorney for review. Yarte was treated and released from Washington Hospital in Fremont.
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Fremont
Gary Anderson
Mission Boulevard
Anderson
Norman E. Yartz
Orangewood Drive
Mission
Mission Boulevard South
Yarte
Graham Ave
Newark
Washington Hospital
Dis
Call Us If We Miss You Readers Reminder
Readers of The Argus are reminded that when the day's edition is missing at the doorstep they should call the Circulation Depart ment at 797-5275 no later than 9:50 am for special delivery. Callers say that time is missed for this special run to deliver newspapers to subscribers who failed to receive a paper on schedule.
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the Argus
Obituary notices for Romero and Doty in Fremont
A Requiem Mass for Army Cpl. Robert A. Romero 20 killed in Vietnam will be at St. Leonard's Church Fremont at 1 a.m. tomorrow with services from Berge Pappas Mortuary. He leaves a Colorado mother, three brothers, five sisters, and a grandmother. Burial private. Also funeral services for Danny A. Doty 4 who died in a Fremont car crash will be at Fremont Roses Mortuary at 2 p.m. tomorrow. he lived in Milpitas and leaves parents, two sisters, and grandparents. burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery Fremont.
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Robert A. Romero
Vietnam
St. Leonard's Church
St. Leonard's Way
Fremont
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Colorado
Tiva Romero
Philip
Joseph Romero
Milpilas
Ray Romero
Dora Montoya
Libby
Gloria Romero
Peggy
Anna Romero
Bercebel Martinez
Union City
Berge Pappas Mortuary
Danny A. Doty
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Milpitas
Almon A. Doty
Vicki
Sherry Doty
Harry Daly
Mildred Kerala
Newark Chamber Faces Funding Crunch in 1989 Report
Newark Chamber of Commerce leaders warned members that county funding may drop to 4250 from 6000, risking the chamber's ability to promote industry. Manager George C. Cheever urged forming a finances fact finding committee and pursuing alternate fundraising to keep the drive open and attract new members.
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Terry McInnes
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
George C. Cheever
Cheever
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Works
Sront
Ray Carlson
Carlson
Newark
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