Reagan opposes broader abortion law in California
Governor Ronald Reagan told reporters he strongly opposed further liberalization of California's relaxed abortion law. He warned unrestricted abortions could lead to government deciding to permit abortions weeks or months after birth and called abortion a form of playing God. He questioned when life begins and cited costs and ethics in his remarks.
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Four arraigned for dope charges in Fremont court
Four persons were arraigned on felony narcotics charges yesterday in municipal court. John Cuinglit, 18, Newark, faced possession of seconal for sale. Ronald J. Bolba, 26, Fremont, faced possession of amphetamines and seconal. Lana J. Caldwell, 25, Fremont, faced possession of amphetamines and to enter plea March 3. Robert F. Contreras, 28, Fremont, faced marijuana for sale after police found 21 bags in his garage. bail set at 30000 and he to plead today.
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Birth notices from Kaiser and Washington hospitals
A Fremont area birth list records multiple February newborns at Kaiser and Washington hospitals with parents listed at Newark and Fremont addresses. Entries include several boys and girls born February 18 to 23, naming families such as Leverette Lemke, Monty Glass, Stephan Sherman, Edward Atlen, Bobby Cox, Herbert Slone, Dennis Sinor, Henry Kilmann, Edwin Myris, Raymond Fremont, Charles Vinyerd, and K Mack Hymats, among others.
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Berkeley Citizens Rally Against Six Years of Riots
Berkeley residents organized a city hall rally and a 15000 name petition for law and order amid years of UC related violence and a large street community. They pressed officials to curb rioting as recent protests and vandalism heightened concern.
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