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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1971

Page

7

Calley’s My Lai account under sharp cross examination

Lt. William L. Calley Jr completed his My Lai testimony in Benning and faced intense cross examination by prosecutor Aubrey Daniel. Daniel pressed Calley on orders and disobedience, highlighting Meadle’s delay and Calley’s insistence that he was acting under command. The trial resumes with further questioning expected Wednesday and possibly Thursday.

FT. Benning, Ga UPL William L. Calley Jr My Lai Calley Aubrey M. Daniel Meadle Daniel

Master park plan promises balance of environment and costs

Crutcher outlined a park plan balancing wildlife protection with a marina and public use. A 1964 feasibility study cited by Wilsey Hamood Blair guides options, while new Corps cost shifts could raise annual maintenance to about 257000 dollars.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Crutcher Turing Corps of Engineers Corps Wilsey Hamood Blair Park District Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District

Newark school board faces funding squeeze next year

The Newark school board warned of serious funding problems next year while approving printing 500 brochures to attract applicants for a retiring superintendent. The brochure outlines preferred qualifications including graduate training in administration and public finance and a doctoral degree as desirable.

John MacGregor

Former cop to face assault rap in Fremont shooting

A former Fremont police reserves member, Donald G. Thoma, 27, was bound over to superior court after a preliminary hearing for assault with a deadly weapon. The Dec 14 incident left a 15 year old wounded while driving a dune buggy near a vacant site on Fremont Boulevard Jamieson Avenue. Michael A Potts 15 Granada Ave Fremont was hit in the abdomen as the buggy traveled with Allen Dutra 17 at the wheel. The youths were chasing rabbits when the gunfire erupted.

Fremont Superior Court Donald G. Thoma Ashton Flace Thoma Fremont Boulevard Jamieson Avenue Michael A. Potts Granada Ave Allen R. Dutra Diego Drive

Zielke files for Newark Unified School Board seat

Newark resident Frank E. Zielke, food technology equipment sales manager, filed to run in the April 20 Newark Unified School District board election. Zielke, chair of the Lake Area Residents Association, will vacate his post on March 31. Remaining incumbents include Anne Graf, Lewie L. Roche, and Elwood A. Woody Ballard. Graf is the only other candidate to file so far. Filing deadline is 5 p.m. tomorrow.

Newark High School Irving Hird New Memorial High School Newark Stuart Carpenter Frank E. Zielke Scarborough Drive Newark Unified School District Board Zielke The Lake Area Residents Association Anne Graf Lewie L. Roche Elwood A

Four nominees file for Fremont New Ark CCD trustee

Four candidates have filed nomination papers for the Fremont Newark Community College District trustee race. Three seats are on the April 20 ballot. Incumbents Abe Hochler and Joe McCord join challengers Donald F. Drolsman and Kenneth L. Lucas, with filings due by 5 p.m. at the county superintendent of schools office in the Winton Avenue county courthouse.

Fremont Fremont-Newark Community College Abe Hochler Joe McCord Donald F. Drolsman Kenneth L. Lucas Winton Avenue

Mexican Supreme Court OKs limited marijuana possession

Mexico City Korea? No. The Mexican Supreme Court ruled that a person may carry up to three marijuana cigarettes totaling 40 grams without committing a crime, setting a precedent on cannabis possession.

Mexico City UPI Supreme Court

Leary Renounces Drugs With Cleaver in Algeria

Dr. Timothy Leary says he has mended his rift with the Black Panthers and now agrees drug use is wrong for revolutionaries. In an interview conducted in Algeria, Leary and Eldridge Cleaver condemn hallucinogens, urge radicals to organize, and criticize Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin for not taking the revolution seriously.

San Francisco UPI Timothy Leary Eldridge Cleaver Black Panthers Leary Cleaver Algeria United States Glen Angell KQED Aigiers America Laary California Juana Panthers Janary Panther Harvard Rosemary Abbie Hoffman Jerry Rubin Nixon FBI J. Edgar Hoover Lever Angell Algiers KPHA Berkeley

Israel drafts maps for troop withdrawals from occupied Arab lands

United Press International reports that a high level Israeli committee completed maps for potential troop pullbacks from territories occupied since 1967. Ma ariv and Haaretz say the six member panel handed max and min withdrawal plans to Prime Minister Meir. Public opinion in Tel Aviv showed 54.4 percent oppose any withdrawal without a referendum. Israel insists on secure and recognized borders and will not give up Sharm el Sheikh, Jerusalem, or the Golan Heights.

United Press International Israel United States Soviet Union Britain France Timiel Cairo U.N Gunner V. Jarring Ma‘ariv Ha'aretz Golda ‘Meir Tel Aviv Figypt Jordan Gyria Egypt Teel Neta Meir Abba Eban Taare Sharm el-Sheikh Sinai Gulf of Aqaba Arab Jerusalem Syria Golan Heights

Newark Planning Commission to Review General Plan

Newark Planning Commissioners decided to review the city plan after their March 9 meeting. Vice Chairman Sha ney Abraham proposed the timing while directing a housing report for different economic segments. The panel also rezoned a 1.5 acre Thorn ton Ave parcel from single family to office use at the request of Emily Duarte and Marie Soares.

Newark Commission Shaney Abraham Charles Cashmark Thornton Avenue Newark Pavilion Emily Duarte Marie Soares

Model trailer furniture stolen in Fremont burglary

Fremont police reported theft of about 1100 dollars in furniture from five model house trailers at the Instant Housing Co. on 4455 Williams St. Items including drapes tables lamps refrigerators and bed spreads were taken. Detectives said burglars used a master key and a truck to haul away the material.

Fremont Pol Ice Thomas M. Dutcher Instant Housing Co Williams St

Man charged with assaulting officer held over in Newark hearing

Newark municipal court overflowed into city chambers for a day long prelim hearing of Union City man Mary Alcorcha 25 bound over to superior court on charges of attacking two Union City policemen with a soda bottle during a car search on Sept 10. His brother Richard 21 faces a separate trial in March.

Newark Union City W. Blair Rixon Delta Judicial District Mary Alcorcha Superior Court Alcorcha Eighth St. Union City Richard Alcorcha Rory Richard

Fremont trustees to hear advisory report on school finance

Fremont Unified School District trustees tonight will receive the citizens advisory committee's recommendations on school finance adopted last week. Dr. Hugh Block will present at 7 30 in district offices. The district teachers associations back the plan and urge a June tax election to fund the 1971 72 year.

Fremont Fremont Unified Citizens’ Advisory Committee Hugh Block Fremont Blvd Citizens’ Advisory Committee On

No new witnesses in Fremont robbery case

William Joseph Neal, 29, faced a second preliminary hearing on a $1,900 gunpoint robbery at the P&X market on Thornton Avenue last Oct. 15. No witnesses were added as the case was submitted on the previous transcript. Judge Roy G. Pucci will rule March 19 after defense replies to arguments.

Neal Roy G. Pucci Penkington

Ohlone College selects new student leaders in campus vote

Incumbent Val Bettencourt won 119 of 233 votes to be reelected president of the Ohlone College student body. Other winners include John Moseley Joplin as executive secretary, Lee Supulveda as treasurer, Terry Timmekus as commissioner of academic affairs, and Irene Helm as representative at large. Winners begin terms Feb 42 per the report to trustees.

John Moseley Joplin Lee Supulveda Terry Tmmekus Irene Helm Ohlone Rustees

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Itial Pfe Paul D. Meadle Ernest L. Medina Sanfran Milwavhees ——T Kaesas Filworth Atlanta Tom Detroit Mark Brown Cindy van Buren NUSD Harold C. Christy Fremont Unified District Teachers Association Patricia C. Crawford Fremont Federation of Teachers
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