Bear cubs join Folsom City Zoo in ninth litter
The zoo welcomed four baby male black bears this week, offspring of Smokey and Alive, both about one year old and totaling 950 pounds. Blaze arrived smaller, weighing an ounce more than a weakling.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
8
The zoo welcomed four baby male black bears this week, offspring of Smokey and Alive, both about one year old and totaling 950 pounds. Blaze arrived smaller, weighing an ounce more than a weakling.
Fremont council approves a long awaited Irvington plan to realign Washington street for a potential BART station extension toward San Jose. The plan lowers projected population to 53,500, designates a northern BART site, creates pedestrian trails, and redevelopment of central Irvington while addressing traffic circulation concerns.
Udall's Overview firm will handle the ABAG study and park district master plan, with Phase I mapping future acquisitions and open space needs. Trudeau notes two county study would improve with ABAG input. Local groups to join a technical committee and a large citizens panel to guide land priorities and development.
William Herlihy of Pleasanton speaks to the Tri City Ecology Center at 7 30 pm at the Fremont Community Center about creating a Ridgetop National Park spanning Walnut Creek to Del Valle Regional Park Livermore. He seeks federal purchase of the ridge and promotes urban national parks with support from city departments and the East Bay Regional Park District.
In Sacramento Sen. George Deukmejian R Leng Besch proposed legislation to curb false alibis used by defendants in criminal trials. He argued organized crime relies on misleading alibis as a key escape route and that defense attorneys sometimes reveal late witnesses to create alibi credibility.
J W Aldridge a 45 year old machinist of extend Newark bound over for trial on murder charges after a municipal court hearing. He is accused in the death of his wife Many 44 following a Nov 20 argument at Hideaway Bar Newark Blvd Witnesses testified the couple argued and he struck her leading to head injuries she died at O'Connor Hospital four days later The couple had been married two years and Aldridge is ordered to appear in superior court February 6.
A measure introduced by Assemblyman Charles Conrad Sherman Oaks would delay the presidential primary amid pedolem facing county clerks. It is the second bill this week to push back the primary due to election administration challenges.
Dr. Van Dusen urged a dialogue between youth and the establishment to heal the split. He noted the counterculture offers a humane approach and that goal‑oriented youths resist drug temptations while bored youths are more vulnerable.
Newark officials debate topless and bottomless performances as InSite Club plans a legal challenge to the city ordinance. Owner Gary Swartz promises a grand reopening amid suspended beer service and pending charges against performers and patrons. Police pledge to continue enforcement.
An author describes a deep, personal bond with his aging Underwood, claiming the machine talks to him and sustains his livelihood. He recalls past transitions to new keyboards, the comfort of familiar keys, and how changing touch would alter his writing flow. He likens his relationship to Archy and Mehitabel, arguing such attachments shape a writer’s craft.
County advisers debated county wide animal control take over while council members Neveau and Oakes argued for city run program at lower cost. A Newark joint effort was mentioned but interest from cities with own services appeared unlikely. The advisory committee rejected Hib Hi debrand requests except for three trucks and new clerks to ease calls and speed aid.
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