Donor organs save two youths in Bay Area transplant
Laurie Jane Slate of Fremont and William Van Buuren of Mill Valley received transplanted kidneys and a heart respectively from an accident victim Kenneth Gibson. Surgeons at UC Medical Center and Stanford performed the operations after Gibson’s death Friday night on Lake Chabot Road. Gibson’s father Joan Gibson granted consent after learning of the kidney need and the heart possibility, with consent to the kidney transplant given posthumously. Laurie Jane's operation occurred Sunday afternoon, while Van Buuren's heart transplant took place Saturday night.
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San Francisco
Laurie Jane Slate
Fremont
Ane
William van Buuren
Mill Valley
Samuel L. Keanly
Laurie Dave
University of California Medical Center
Kenneth Gibson
Sacardin
Vonditon
Laurie Jane
TC Mavical Center
van Buuren
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Joan Gibson
Vutlan Ave
San Leandra
Leandra
Norman Shumway
Sai
Kowote
Gibson
Se 7
Pereak
Laiedane
Gibson Hoy
Ian
Lake Chabot Road
Fairmont Hospital
San Leandro
Doctor's Hospital
Stanford Center
James
F Siall
Granville Court
Fremont Bank promotes William Nicholas to manager
William Nicholas, a San Francisco native and former air force member, is promoted to officer and manager of National Bank’s Fremont Hub branch. He previously worked as an interviewer at the Oakland office and joined the bank in 1968.
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Fremont — Crocker-Citigena National Bank
Wiliam
Nicholas
Fremont
San Francisco
Air Force
Bank
Oakland
Fremont Jaycees Plan Dinner Meeting Thursday
Jaycees meet at 7 30 p m at the International Kitchen Restaurant Elmer Griggs president outlines plans to mark the 50th anniversary of the U S Jaycee movement with 450 000 members. Jaycee Week runs Jan 18 24 and December activities will be reported by Mike Robertson and Allen Cuenca.
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Premont
Fremont Jaycees
International Kitchen
Elmer Griggs
Mike Robertson
Nf i
Allen Cuenca
Children’s Party
Dave Smith
State revenue exceeds expenses in 1969-70 report
State Controller Fauston Flournoy announced the annual comprehensive report showing total revenues of all government cost funds at 5,459,798,942 dollars and total expenditures at 1,188,659,957 dollars as of June 30. The surplus totaled 265,135,305 dollars.
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Sacramento
Fauston
Flournoy
Levine Clinic hosts open house in Union City
The Levine Medical Group invites the public to an open house at 309 H St Union City from 10 am to 3 pm. The Levine Clinic offers outpatient services and industrial injury care and has been operating for about six months. refreshments will be served.
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Union City
Levine Medical Group
Levine Clinic
H St
Recreation meeting re scheduled in Fremont
The first recreation commission meeting of the year has been adjourned to Jan 14. The commission will meet next week in City Hall to elect a new chairman and vice chairman for the year and continue examining all public requests to establish priorities for the 1970 72 recreation and parks budget.
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Fremont
Recreation Commission
Rnly Hall
John Fabbri
Utter
Leon Mezzelli
Washingam High School
Block
Mozzetti
City Planning Commission
Obituary notices for Olson and Sister M. Johanna Said
Funeral services were held for Olson age 15 at Newark Men Chapel in Newark. He lived in New Jersey for 19 years and is survived by two daughters Janet Judes and Phys Hill and one grandchild. Also noted is the funeral for Sister M. Johanna Said 85 at Dominican Sisters Convent in Mission San Jose with burial at Sister's Cemetery. Sister survived by one sister in Germany. Berec Paupys Mortuary of Fremont is handling arrangements.
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Olson
Newark Men Chapel
Newarkvel
Newark
Levware
Janet Judes
Phys Hill
Pleasantton
Hequiem
M. Johanna
Dominican Sisters
Mission San Jose
Mission Siva
Prenat
Germany
Berec Paupys Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Oakland police catch two bank hold-up suspects
Oakland police arrest two suspects, Larry Coleman 21 and William Hawkins 24, within minutes of a Bank of America robbery. A teller received a gun, a customer restrained the gunman who dropped the loot, and officers stopped a car nearby.
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Oakland
Gakland
UPI
Bank of America
Meg
Larry Coleman
Wiliam Hawkins
Services planned for movie actor James Edwards
Services are planned for James Edwards, known for film roles including Home of the Brave. Edwards died in San Diego on Sunday after suffering a heart attack, with his first New York stage appearance noted earlier in his career.
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Los Anes
Tor James
Wetar
San Diego
Edwards
Mavie
Shanley Kramer
New York
Steel firm vows fluoride gas discharge halt
Legal counsel Matthew Walker portrays a district order compliance pledge by Graaskamp, citing dozens of technical witnesses and a prominent fluorine expert. An independent authority notes alternative minerals lack reliability, while district officials monitor inert substitutes and a new bag house nears 80 percent completion to curb dust.
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Matthew Walker
Graaskamp
Walker
Ony
Canada
Glenn Rase
Eee Graaskamp
Walker Sai
Ohlone College seeks new bond election details
Trustees discussed a proposed bond issue of up to five percent of district assessed valuation, with larger amounts delaying sale until valuations rise. A larger bond could fund an auditorium and more classrooms, but raise taxes and affect voter support. About $11.195 million in bonds were approved, with roughly $3,000 already sold. Board meeting set for 8 p.m. at 43565 Mission Blvd in Fremont.
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Epler
College Board Room
Missions Blvd
Fremont
Smut case hearing postponed in Fremont municipal court
A hearing on the constitutional validity of Paul Chapman's arrest for selling obscene literature was postponed to allow his attorneys to arrange expert witnesses. Chapman, 23, operator of Readmore Hookstore, was arrested last Sept. 23. Judge M. Subway to rule on whether the material is obscene.
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Chapan
Sabraw
Government brochure backs proposed wildlife refuge in San Jose
A government brochure supports a wildlife refuge near Alviso, warning an airport jetport would threaten the Alviso Unit and nearby Fremont and Mowry Slough units. FAA officials say federal law requires coordination with the Interior Department on airspace, wildlife, and recreation lands.
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Bureau
San Jose
Alviso
Roberts
Fremont
Mowry Slough
Wildlife Refuge
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Department of the Interior
Carl A. Olson
Burlingame
Olson
Two men plead guilty to narcotics charges in court
Fremont reports two men pleaded guilty to reduced narcotics charges. Larry E. Foster, 20, and Wayne R. Owens, 28, had felony counts downgraded to misdemeanors for possession of amphetamine pills. Owens faced an extra charge on a stolen vehicle. Owens is free on $3,000 bail. Foster remains in custody. Both were ordered to a probation file and sentencing set for January 26 before Judge Roy G. Patel.
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Fremont
Secead
Larry E. Foster
Besco
Wayne R. Owens
McDuff Court
Owens
Union City
Foster
Probation Department
Roy G. Patel
Treasure Island
Fremont Council Seeks Backing for Narcotics Program
Reported city notes request for Fremont council support to fund a narcotics program. The item references parental responsibility and community involvement as key factors, with discussion on how youth engagement may deter drug use.
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Fremont Council
Veteran artist Sully dies at Oakland Tribune desk
Gilbert Sully, a Berkeley native and longtime Oakland Tribune artist, collapsed at his desk Tuesday after 44 years with the paper. The 20? year veteran and arch photographer known for his goatee shaped illustration work, had recently touched thousands of pages, with colleagues noting his vitality before the collapse.
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Oakland
Opt
Gilbert Sully
Oakland Tribune
Sully
Berkeley
The
Tribune
Marin
Teacher to discuss Vietnam war in Hayward club meeting
Michael A. Crane, political science teacher at Williamson High School, Fremont, will speak about the Vietnam War before a Hayward High 2 Club meeting at noon Thursday in the Green Shutter Hotel, 22632 Main St, Hayward. The club president Paul R. Nipple announced the meeting is open to visitors.
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Hayward
Michael A. Crane
Williamson High Schant
Fremont
Hayward High
Main St
Paul R. Nipple
Nipple
Chicago homicide total rises to 714 in 1989
Chicago police report 714 homicides in 1989, up 12 percent from the prior record year. The year 1988 saw an 18 percent rise from 107, continuing a trend of escalating violence, according to UPD.
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Chicago
UPD
JGR
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