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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1975

Page

9

Rare ebony flute among burglary loot in Fremont

Police report details a jewelry theft at 38730 Lexington St. totaling 4061 dollars with items including an antique ebony flute valued at 2000 dollars and a Tiffany ring set. Burglar broke a bedroom window to gain entry, also taking pearl rings, platinum ring, and a 500 dollar cane ring.

Fremont Lexington St

Angela Davis Sues Madigan Over Hospital Incident

Angela Davis and Victoria Mercado file a 150000 dollar lawsuit in Alameda Superior Court against Sheriff Frank I Madigan and others alleging false arrest false imprisonment and personal injuries from an incident at Highland Hospital during an eye infection treatment on Sept 12. Plaintiffs seek 50000 general damages and 50000 punitive damages for Miss Davis and 25000 general damages plus 15000 exemplary damages for Miss Mercado.

Angela Davis Madigan Oakland UPL Alameda County Frank I. Madigan Superior Court Victoria Mercado Highland Hospital Miss Davis The Annnally Dennis Raymond Raymond

Blue Cross raises rates for individual policyholders

Blue Cross of Northern California boosted non group individual policy rates by 19 percent effective February 1, affecting about 252 000 of 1.7 million members. Officials cited rising health care costs as the main driver.

Oakland Upl Blue Cross Norther California

Stroller maker recalls possible defect in half a million units

Peterson Baby Products Co of North Tollywood warned that up to about 500000 strollers may have a defect that could cause the handle to break. The firm offered a free correction kit by mail to owners to repair the issue.

Laby Strollars Cointral Peterson Baby

Jury weighs counts equally in Watergate trial endpoints

White House aides and Robert Marduch face all charges in the coverup trial. Jurors reported no unanimous verdict on any count, saying debates were thorough and most points drew differing opinions. Defendants await appeals while Ehrlichman defends the process amid ongoing pretrial publicity.

White House Robert Marduch

Local attorney runs for Ohlone College board seat

Fremont attorney Raymond M. Snow announces candidacy for the Ohlone College board of trustees as the sixth candidate. He cites goals from the College Committee on Philosophy and Goals, pressing for stronger vocational training and a more robust four year transfer program, plus improved athletics and cultural offerings. Snow, a licensed attorney since 1969, moved to Fremont in 1970 and is active in multiple civic and professional groups. He and his wife have two children in Fremont.

Fremont Raymond M. Snow Yistening Ohlone College Board of Trustees Snow Ohlone College Soan Ohlone Alameda County Civil Service Commission San Francisco Berkeley University of Missouri University of San Francisco

Train collision injures hundreds in Penn Central crash

A Penn Central commuter crash near Grand Central injured about 200 passengers after a Westchester bound train apparently ran a stop signal and struck the rear of a slowing train. Power was cut, service disrupted, and hospitals treated many with injuries from lacerations to broken bones amid passenger accounts of chaos and shock.

New York UPI Penn Central Railroad Telea Penn Central Westchester County Grand Central Station Mid- Manhattan Allroad David I. Yunleh Metropolitan Transportation Authority Rman Harlem New Haven White Plains Anita Whern Fordham Hospital Montefiore Jacobi Macellania Bronx Lebanon Penni Central Joseph Rosenberg

Fremont man gets six months for sawed-off rifle shooting

Glenna Raymond Hicks, 59, was sentenced to six months in county jail for possession of a sawed-off rifle used in a Oct 14 shooting that severely paralyzed his granddaughter Rachel Lasher, 4. Judge Joseph Carson ordered a mental evaluation and a neurological exam to assess seizure treatment. Hicks, a World War II veteran and former POW, had blood alcohol at 0.82% at the scene. Rachel’s condition slowly improves as fund raisers, including Engs Motor Truck Co and United Auto Workers Local 1364, bolster a growing trust fund now near 45,000.

Fremont Glenna Raymond Hicks Rachel Lasher Hicks Joseph Carson Hayward Carson Eden Carnon Germany Rachel Richard Lusher Timpanogas Engs Motor Truck Co Oakland United Auto Workers Fetons General Motors Plant Jerry Tash

Douglas suffers stroke leaves him with weak side

Nassau report states Justice Douglas, who grew up in Yakima, Wash., remains under care at Walter Reed where doctors decide treatment after a 1968 pacemaker implantation. He has long pushed for a busier Supreme Court, insisting it is underworked, and set a high service record since his 1939 appointment at age 40 by FDR.

Nassau Connally Walter Reed Douglas Yakima Wash Washington Wilds Stephen d. Field

Secret Nixon Iran arms promise told

Rep. Clarence Long charged that President Nixon secretly pledged a multi billion dollar arms commitment to Iran draining U S walla of technical skills and equipment. GAO report cited scarce US advisers in Iran aiding advanced weaponry and logistics.

Washington UPI Nixon Iran U.S. Walla Clarence D. Long DML Long Ford U.S Congress Maryland Democrat Tan Ral Accounting Office Congressional GAO

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