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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1971

Page

8

Corps and Sierra Club Clash Over Bay Shoreline Boundaries

The Loma Prieta Sierra Club cites a map reading error in Bay Area shoreline demarcation. The dispute centers on whether the Corps jurisdiction extends to mean higher high water, with potential title implications for Westbay and nearby lands. The State Lands Commission has litigation in San Mateo over Bay lands near Coyote Point.

Loma Prieta Sierra Club Bayfront Committee Kent Dedrick Corps U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Bayfront Teat Na Geone Saryey Bay Leslie Westbay Community Associates San Mateo Bsc Lampert State Lands Commission San Mateo Superior Court Westbay Development Coyote Point U.S. Geological Survey

Reagan swears in state welfare director Carleson

Sacramento UPI report notes Gov Ronald Reagan administers the oath to Robert Carleson the new state Social Welfare director. Carleson accompanied by family, says Reagan welcomes him aboard and notes he has aided welfare reform efforts despite ongoing questions about land swaps and federal jurisdiction in the Bay Area.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Robert Car Carlegon Carleson Reagan Federal Water Quality Administration Contra Costa County John A. Nejedly Walnut Creek Regional Water Board Bay Area Hyde Coast Guard

Drollman seeks seat on Fremont Newark College Board

Donald W. Drollman former Fremont planning commissioner announced his candidacy for a seat on the board of trustees of the Fremont Newark Community College District. The election is set for April 20.

Fremont Donald W. Drollman Fremont-Newark Community College Drollman Beverly Douglas Norbert Wisteria Drive Mission Peak Boy Scouts Portland Ore Richland Wash

One-Year Term For Fremont Abductor Attacks Estranged Wife

Albino D. Estrella 29 received a one year county jail sentence after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. The incident began when he accosted Agapito Garcia at the home of Estrella's estranged wife on October 11, 1970, forcing Garcia into a car, firing a shot through the windshield, and prompting police to intervene.

Fremont Albino D. Estrella Estrella Roy & Pucci Railroad Ave Union City Estella Agapito Garcia San Francisco Garcia Railroad D Street

Oil spill dangers loom for South Bay wildlife and bayside

Expert cautions that bunker oil may drift slowly into the South Bay over days, with winds driving spread. Audubon and veterinary officials warn of real trouble for sea mammals and seabirds if oil reaches Alameda, Fremont shores, or marshes, triggering cleanup by volunteers and officials.

The Audubon Society South Bay Hubbard Fremont Bay Area Santa Barbara California Coast Line Howard Cogswell Cali Fornia State College Hayward Sanvas Cogswell Regional Park District Alameda Fish and Game

Police nab alleged drug ripoff gang and seize amphetamines

Agents traced a plan to buy narcotics to an apparent house at Hancock and East 12th where two others drew guns. Gilbert, Foster, Scott, and Mathews were arrested after a police stakeout near Shield residence in Union City and Hayward. Amphetamines were found. Foster faced a Fremont bench warrant for amphetamine possession.

Gilbert Hayward Ron McCurdy Kane Foster Milton J. Scott Harry Mickie Mathews Jr Richmond Shield Union City Gene R. Taylor Robertson Blaine M. Foster McCurdy Fremont

Fire hits vacant Newark home on Radcliffe Avenue

Fire struck an unoccupied two story house at 6271 Radcliffe Avenue in Newark. Owners Mr and Mrs David Crosby reported leaving the home around 5 pm. A student bound for night school saw smoke from Lafayette Street and called the alarm at 7 20 p m. The fire began in a rumpus room pile of papers and climbed a heating duct to the second floor, causing heavy damage upstairs.

Newark Radcliffe Drive David Crosby Newark High Lafayette Street Nelson H. Tardy

Fremont Unified board hears public views on district costs

Fremont Unified School District members heard 40 residents at Wallers Junior School on transportation, teacher preparation periods, and high school offerings amid talks on 737000 in next year costs. Some urged bus cuts, but trustees favored keeping busing. others called for fewer courses and prep periods to save money. a tax election at the April 20 vote was discussed to inform taxpayers.

Glenn Anderson Fremont Fremont Unified School District Wallers Junior School Donald Leverton Plumas Court Aixlence Mary G. Rodrigues Leverton Donald G. Glankier

Daughter of Jack London dies at 70 in California

Joan London Miller, daughter of novelist Jack London, died Monday night after a two month illness. A Pleasant Hill resident, she remained active in public rallies for Cesar Chavez and farm workers. A UC Berkeley graduate, she ran for state assembly in 1986 on the Socialist ticket and published books including Sylvia Coventry and So Shall You Reap. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Oakland Calif UPD Joan London Miller Jack London Assembly

California approves first 1971 session bill on grapefruit sales

Gov. Ronald Reagan signed the first bill of the 1971 session allowing sale of slightly underripe grapefruit in California. Senator Gordon Cologne said the change is mainly technical and aims to boost California’s competitive edge with Arizona and Texas amid an unusually cool season that left California grapefruit more acidic.

Sacramento UPL Ronald Reagan Cali Gordon Cologne Eid California Arizona Texas Cologne

Bomb call woman sentenced in Newark plant hoax

Fre mont woman Lorraine J. Kibler 37 was sentenced to 90 days in county jail with credit for 42 days for making a false bomb report to Newark police. The call originated from the American Box Co. plant where she worked and was traced by the telephone company and identified by a police dispatcher.

Oakland Fremont Newark Essee Esperior Harold Howe Lorraine J. Kibler Kibler Thornton Ava American Box Co Newark Amd

Supervisors rescind 2500 raise amid legal pushback

Alameda County supervisors drop a 2500 annual raise as Prop 12 faces scrutiny and local boards gain salary setting power. Cast Valley activist John J Trujillo questions reasons given and urges reevaluation of spending priorities rather than self raises. Death notice for Mary Darry Leis listed with family names and funeral details.

Joseph Bort Alameda County John J. Trujillo Castro Valley

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