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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1970

Page

7

Court upholds return of Tate suspect to Los Angeles

Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals ... upheld lower court order to send Patricia Krenwinkel back to Los Angeles for trial in the Sharon Tate murders. Krenwinkel has been held in Mobile since her arrest December 1 awaiting extradition appeal over the signatures of the extradition papers.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals Patricia Krenwinkel Los Angeles Sharon Tate Miss Krenwinkel Hood Mobile Heratnmmey

Obscenity trial docketed for Readmere Bookstore operator

Fremont Judge Roy G Pucci ruled most material seized from Readmere Bookstore obscene in the constitutional sense and set April 27 for a jury trial of operator Paul Chapman, 34, of $972 Doane Street. Chapman’s attorney Robert McDaniel plans an appeal within 10 days. The ruling allows return of eight books not listed in the affidavit used for the warrant, with items such as Rivers Rib and Nudist Fare. The case centers on whether the material is obscene and should go before a jury.

Pucci McDaniel Alameda County Superior Court Iceberg Slim

Fremont Optimists win top district award in 1969

Fremont Optimist Club named leading club in Pacific Central District covering Northern California Nevada and Utah at San Francisco ceremony. President Homer C Townsend cited fourth quarter 1969 community services and youth activities including a youth appreciation week, introducing five students to city council, support for Boys Club of Fremont, Pathfinder Days booth, Newark club formation, oratorical contest and bicycle safety week, plus 40 percent membership growth and strong attendance.

Fremont Optimist Club of Pacific Central California Nevada Utah San Francisco Homer C.townsend Townsend Newark

Anti canal plan eyed to aid Delta fish life

The board discussed using releases from the peripheral canal to reduce fish losses as water moves upstream in the Delta. In other action, 12 bids for pipelines to Warm Springs stalled the project, Fremont Pipe Construction Co. won at 95,198 while Subsurface Pipeline Construction Co. ranked high at 123,630 of an estimated 382,046.

Whiting Warm Springs Fremont Pipe Construction Co

Air traffic control chief sees slowdown threat

Fremont official Dan Brink, facilities chief for the Oakland Air Traffic Control Center, says he has heard of a threat by air traffic cone trailers to restrict services starting Sunday but has no indication it will affect the East Bay center. The PATCO dispute over working conditions and a possible illegal strike are noted, with 320 employees at Fremont involved and about 160 journeymen controllers.

Fremont Dan Brink Oakland Brink Fremont Center PAICO

Hospitals coordinate activities in Alameda County plan

Administrators from nine South County hospitals met under the Alameda County Health Facilities Planning Commission to develop a data driven inventory of bed complements and ancillary services. They will record hospital procedures and major equipment purchases from the past two years for use in coordinated planning ahead of the March 10 meeting at Washington Hospital in Fremont.

South County Alameda County Health Facilities Planning Commission Allan Fisher Hayward Washington Hospital Fremont

Central Park funding debate focus on six cent tax hike

City commissioners debated funding for Central Park and recreation programs as federal grants were not expected next year. A six cent property tax increase was proposed to cover about 150000, with additional fees and center charges to raise further funds. Critics argued the tax shift would not solve the budget gap and warned against raiding cigarette tax revenue.

Saff Commission Art Lampert Central Park Ed Washburn Alice Cline Washburn People Lampert Panture Thai

Residents press action over blocked railroad crossings

Local officials debated blocking rights as a community faced isolation from a railroad tie up. Citations under city ordinance were planned while residents urged contacting the PUC official in Oakland to urge uncoupling at crossings. Suggestions were made to notify Dr Block of the case.

PLC Sprague Oakland J. P. Vukasin State Building San Francisco PUC Block

Newark seniors win Bank of America achievement awards

Newark High School announces fifteen seniors receiving Bank of America achievement awards led by four plaque recipients Esther Handa Vance Carter Judy Elkins and Judy Shervell. Cash prizes up to 31003 accompany top fields while eleven others earn merit certificates in specific studies

Newark Bank of America Irving Aird Esther Handa Vance Carter Judy Elkins Judy Shervell John Knapp Jerry Mount Mike James al Bryant Maria Vasquez Bob Tucker Carrie Fox Ron Murphy Gail Spence Colleen Kirkeby Kim Andes

Obituary notices for Machado Oliveira Miller Hoffman and others

Funeral services were scheduled in Fremont Hayward and Hayward area for Louise E Machado Frank P Oliveira Alfred Hoffman and Jessie Miller. The services include Rosary recitation tonight and Requiem Mass tomorrow at St Anne s Church Holy Spirit Church and Chapel of the Roses Mortuary with interments at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Irvington Memorial and Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park in Hayward Fremont Castro Valley and San Jose. Families include Perry Dunlap Oliveira Willmes and Miller with multiple siblings and grandchildren named.

Louise E. Machado Fremutt Union City Sprst Corncil 21 Alvarado Frank Machado Vernie Perry Minnie Rose Mary Avila Henry Flores Clarence Flores Union Talerment Holy Sepulchre Hayward Oliveira Portugal Newark Marie G. Dunlap Castro Vailey Frank P. Oliveira Dayton Ore al Oliveira Laverne Willmes Dodh San Jose Joseph Oliveira Alfred Hoffman Fremont Memorial Chapel Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Frank L. Oliveira Fremont Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary Peralta Blvd Holy Spirit Catholic Church Jessie L. Miller Palo Alto Thterroent Irvington Memorial Cemetery

Low bids bared for school pools

A policy for certificated personnel and the resignation of Trustee Waller F. Hughes were accepted. Hughes cited new job duties as preventing continued service on the board. The board approved an Quiddor education program sending 270 sixth graders from four schools to camp for five days this spring.

Page Waller F. Hughes

Patterson drops plan for topless shoe shop workers

Hot Springs Arkansas UPI reports Frank Patterson abandoned plans to hire two topless shoe shim girls for his clothing store. He cited strong public opposition as the main reason for the reversal.

Hot Springs, Ark UPI Frank Patterson

Fremont Newark Junior College District Trustees View Campus Model

Trustees reviewed a scale model of the new campus showing five buildings with tile roofs and stucco walls. Designer Robert Sprague of Ernest J. Kump and Associates explained space allocation and design philosophy during a 43 minute presentation, noting a tight campus concept.

Fremont Fremont Newark Junior College District Robert Sprague Ernest J. Kump and Associates Palo Alty Sprague Pias Abe Huckls

Transportation plan to unify highways and transit debated

Senator Alfred E. Alquist announces a forthcoming meeting of the Rapid Transit Subcommittee in Los Angeles to explore financing a statewide master transportation plan that combines highways bridges ports and mass transit. The panel will examine how to fund an integrated system via gas tax diversions sales or excise taxes and federal grants. Local officials cite air noise concerns and urge a complete transportation package beyond freeways.

Alfred E. Alquist

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