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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1969

Page

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Fremont Council ignores Leslie Sal's Warning

Fremont officials dismiss a warning about preserving Leslie Sal’s land for a refuge and public use. The proposal includes a Nature Center and Ecological Research facilities, with roads and facilities to support hunting and camping. The plan risks halting local salt production and harming regional industry and economy.

Fremont Council Leslie Sal Johnson Aly Cay Vitalife Leslie Job Corps Conservation Center

Fremont Mother Succeeds In Kidney Donation Debate

A Fremont mother speaks about life after kidney donation and the idea of developing rights to donated kidneys. She cites experiences from recovery days and discusses the medical and ethical questions raised by kidney donation and allocation.

Thirteen Graduated From Fremont Police School

Thirteen men have graduated from Fremont Police School and are certified for active duty with the department. They are Richard Stevenson Ekaore Lindy Parsons Wayne Henderson Leonard Evenson Johnson Clar Gray Keith Bohanon Hal Vitale Jack Pargis Richard Higgee David Witzke Veanold Schlavin.

Fremont Police Hesserve Selmos Tie Department Richard Stevenson Ekaore Lindy Parsons Wayne Henderson Leonard Evenson Johnson Clar- Gray Keith Bohnanon Hal Vitale Jack Pargis Richard Higgae David Witzke Veanold Schlavin

Fragmented California court notice in Fremont postmark

A damaged OCR text shows a Superior Court California Alameda County order number 31454 with Fremont postal details. It lists subscription rates and contact addresses including 18 Ww2 Gunter Square Fremont and a Sacramento area center square reference. The fragment references a publication by RV Daily Review dated June 21 and a business manager.

RV Daily Review David Wt. Ferry Centtal Chri Wattan Te Superior Court of State of California County of Alameda Center Square Fremont Cat

Mrs Popovich Recovers Quickly After Operation

Mrs. Popovich shared a hospital room with her sister after the operation. Recovery, though painful, went rapidly for Mrs. Popovich.

Mrs. Popovich Mrs. Popvich

Hospital Board Set To Vote On Expansion Proposals

Washington Township Hospital District directors meet at 8 pm at 2000 Mowry Ave in Fremont to discuss expansion plans. President Tim Stone says any decision will be sent to voters for approval, with another issue possibly considered but no final decision until next month.

Washington Township Mowry Ave Frenant Tim Stone

You Can Own Part Of The Foundation And Circus

The Foundation Two years old aids kidney failure victims funding machines drugs and blood transfusions. A plan seeks to create a screening program for children in Washington and offers public ownership of the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus. Owners filed with the SEC to register 346000 shares at up to 17.50 each, linking buyers to promoter Ray Hofhein g and associates Irvin and Israel Feld who bought the circus stake for 8 million in 1967.

UPI Kidnay Arllive Ile Big Fop Kouitz Exchange A Commission Barnum & Bailey SEC Oewers Ray Hofheina Houston Astrofome Houston Astras Hingling Brothers Hofheing Washington Irvin Israel

Pueblo Seizure Witnesses Describe Escape Attempt

Area witnesses recount the 1968 Pueblo seizure details. A crewman testified the North Koreans beat him after he refused to cooperate and he thought about using a trash to papers but had no matches. Navy officials noted classified testimony and described radio operators transmitting pleas for help to U.S. naval headquarters in Japan during the ship’s capture.

Navy Bowden Richard A. MacKinnon Pacific Dan B. Bailey Ridgeville Ind Michael T. Barrett Kalan Mich James D. Layton Binghamton Donald R. McClarren China Calif David L. Ritter Merlo Park Califren U.S. Naval Japan Pueblo Mosses Fron Lloyd M. Macher Consti Whitehat Ja- Pan

PG&E Plant Smog Rules Approved

Monterey-Santa Cruz Air Pollution Control District directors approved rules limiting emissions from the Moss Landing PG&E plant. If adopted March 24 the district becomes a national leader in curbing nitrogen oxide from high temperature combustion.

He Pg&i Moss Landing

Alameda County Assessor Won J. Butchinson Elected VP

At the annual conference Bay Area assessors elected Alameda County Assessor Won J. Butchinson as vice president for the region Ign. Hutchinson serves on the State Association of County Assessors Standards Committee. The committee meets regularly to formulate rules for assess mail practices statewide.

Bay Area Alameda Won J. Butchinson Ign Hutchinson State Association of County Assessors Os Qualion

Newark Citizens Group Formed to Trim Committees

Newark area trustees form a citizens group led by Anne Graf to limit committee size and set a dune deadline for timely recommendations. The board will consider budget implications as state allocations approved the district’s $4.2 million grant for planning site purchase and construction of a second high school.

Grogar Anne Graf D Istriet

Snowstorm Death Toll Tops One Hundred Seven

New York and the Northeast dig out after a brutal storm that killed at least 107 people, disrupted travel, and sparked rationing. Mayor Lindsay faced criticism over sanitation overtime and preparedness as the blizzard dumped up to 17 inches in the city with six-foot drifts. deaths rose across New England and several in the tri-state area.

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Kitchen Expansion Approved by Fremont City Council

Fremont city council approved a 4-1 rezoning for International Kitchen Com. and an $81 million expansion plan. Dissenting vote came from Non Wilson who opposed the preliminary plan, citing ongoing opposition to a standards unit and assessor reforms. County supervisors and staff discussed related auditing and property alignment measures.

Dan Bodily International Kitchen Splea Fremont Comiciamad Non Wilson Assessorion Tte Halchinson Alameda County Board of Supervisors Joseph Borl Borl Earl Strathman Bort S Teward Strathman Zeed Watchinson

California to post road sign policy for nearby services

The State Department of Subtle Works announced a new policy guiding roadside signs along rural California freeways. Signs near bypassed community exits may direct motorists to service stations and lodgings within half a mile, open 16 hours daily, offering gasoline, air, repairs, water, rest rooms, and telephones. lodging judged by private baths and amenities.

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Wiles Center Meet Slated for City Beautification Views

Fremont residents and groups are invited to submit views on beautifying the city at a City Beautiful Committee meeting at 7 30 p m on the 18th at the Miles Community Center 1370 School Street Preniant.

Fremont City Beautiful Committee Miles Community Center

New Safety Dividers For Newark On Thornton Avenue

Newark plans safety dividers as part of the Thornton Avenue widening project. Assistant Public Works Director Anthony Nelson said the plan includes reflectors like freeway markers on Newark Boulevard and Thurston Avenue, with installation possible this year or next, near Newark High.

Thornton Avenue Newark Tireeter Anthony Nelson Nalgou Herbert P. Radding Hal Kane Newark Boulevard Newark High Nelson

Optometrist Joins Alameda County Rights Panel

Dr Raul Pegueros a Free mont optometrist is appointed to the Alameda County Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term succeeding Atty Joseph B Seluval of Pleasanton. He was nominated yesterday by Chairman John J Murphy of the Board of Supervisors.

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City Planner's Son Mending After Crash

Edmond Leys III, 73, of Fremont, son of Fremont Planning Commissioner Edmond Leys, is in satisfactory condition at Livermore Veterans Hospital after a motorcycle collision on Ashby Avenue in Berkeley Saturday. He suffered facial lacerations and a fractured and dislocated right arm after the bike hit a car. He had just returned from service aboard a destroyer that saw action in Vietnam. Friends may send messages or visit him at the hospital.

Edmond Leys San Carlos Fremont U.S. Veteran’s Hospital Livermore Ashby Avenue Berkeley Vietnam

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