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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1970

Page

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Stanford records its 20th heart transplant

James A Marshall a 40 year old interior decorator from Mountain View received Stanford University Hospital's 20th heart transplant. He came from an anonymous donor and is reported in satisfactory condition after the operation conducted by the transplant team off normal leadership due to illness of Dr Norman Shumway.

Stanford UPI James A. Marshall Mountain View Stanford University Hospital Marshall Norman Shumway Bay Area Saelm Ore

Topless dancing ruled legal by North Carolina court

The North Carolina Court of Appeals overturned the conviction of Kathy Jones a topless dancer in Raleigh holding that topless exposure in public is not an offense. The ruling said laws cannot make a person a gentleman or a lady and that societal factors must mold behavior.

Raleigh N. C UPI North Carolina Court of Appeals Kathy Jones

Lincoln School Father Son Dinner Set For Friday

Lincoln School PTA will host a Father Son dinner at the school Friday at 6 30 p m with guest speakers Del Courtney Oakland Raiders Don Mason and Ron Bryant San Francisco Giants Tickets go on sale at noon Monday and Tuesday in the school. prices 75 cents for fathers 50 cents for sons or 175 for a father with two or more sons.

Mmes Annelise Mabie Bobby Wiederholt Annette McDowell Ginelle Cook Carol Dixon Paelni

Manson Denied Public Funds To Hire Investigator

Charles M. Manson, charged in the Tate and seven other killings, was refused $750 in public funds to hire a private investigator. Judge George M. Dell noted Manson, acting as his own attorney, had said he was not indigent and could pay for counsel. Manson, 35, scheduled to enter a plea January 28.

Los Angeles UPI Charles M. Manson Sharon Tate Superior Court George M. Dell Manson

Drowning feared as congressman searches for missing son

U S Rep Richard Fulton of Tennessee and Barry Fulton with Rev John Bozeman vanished after fishing on Percy Priest Lake. A fishing rod bearing the boy’s name was found near an overturned boat. Fulton’s wife Jewel had died weeks earlier in a gunshot incident.

Nashville, Tenn Upt U.S Richard Fulton D-Tenn Percy Priest Lake Barry Fulton John A. Bozeman Fulton Jewel

Audit of hospital fund for Washington expansion election

A thorough audit of campaign funds from last October's Washington Hospital expansion election will begin Monday. CPA Wendell L. Ogard notes a report on receipts and disbursements has been sent to campaign chairman Donald J. Emerson and finance chair Michael Schafir. The campaign says expenditures totaled 16000 with no deficit and funds came from private local sources. other sources estimate receipts over 418000 with an unexpended balance remaining.

Fremont Washington Hospital Wendell L. Ogard Ogard Donald J. Emerson M.D Michael Schafir Audi Emerson Dan Marona Jack London Inn Danny KFMR 105 Bay Area

State Sets Feb 1 Deadline for Medicare Changes

The Senate Finance Committee set a February 1 deadline to recommend sweeping changes to Medicare and Medicaid costs. The move aims to prepare a reform bill ahead of a House proposal, with hearings noting exorbitant charges by doctors and options to cap fees and adjust payments as costs rise.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee Senate House Ways and Means Congress Tis Social Security Administration Nixon

Delly Review Public Notice From Alameda County

Public notice text from The Delly Review published under David H. Perry indicates county related information. The fragment references Alameda County and a likely scheduled posting on a Saturday with weather and event mention.

The Delly Review David H. Perry

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