Nervous Ray Extradition Granted In King Murder Case
James Ray, held on Missouri armed robbery charges, was ordered extradited to the United States to face murder charges in the Memphis King case. London judge Frank Milton ruled King’s death not a political crime and set 16 days to file a legal appeal while Ray remains in custody.
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Tenn
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Tennessee
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Queen's Bench
High Court of Justice
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Hospital Bond Issue To Be Aired
Washington Township Hospital District directors meet at 5 p.m. in the hospital board room 2000 Mowry Ave Fremont to discuss a potential bond measure for the November ballot. Past attempts failed, including a $6.8 million plan canceled after a $410,000 land purchase. voter turnout and public support influence the fall ballot prospects.
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Washington Township Hospital
Mowry Ave
Fremont
Thhey
Local Public Notices From Alameda County
A heavily garbled 1981 notice from Alameda County references a public record entry dated June 21 1981. It mentions subscription rates and a Montclair related address line, with publisher details garbled into unreadable fragments. The legibility blocks reveal a Second Class mailing designation and typical public notice boilerplate.
Fremont Unified to Bid Open at Irvington on New Contracts
The Fremont Unified School District Board of Education will meet today at Irvington Elementary to open bids and award a contract over $1 million for multi use rooms at Noll Reynolds Mowry Durham Mission Valley and Chadbourne elementary schools. A 12000 square foot bus garage and gardening facility at Durham Road and Grimmer Boulevard is estimated at $550,000 with occupancy set for next July funded by a state loan from last year’s bond.
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Fremont Unified School District Board of Education
Newt
Irvington
Freimont Blvd
Noll
Reynolds
Mowry
Durham
Mission Valley
Chadbourne
Durham Road
Grimmer Boulevard
Fremont Courthouse Remodel Awarded to Leitze Construction
Alameda County Board of Supervisors awarded a 331.98 contract to Leitze Construction Co. Inc. of Fremont for remodeling the county clerk’s office and converting a former library into offices for the second municipal court of the Fremont Newark Union district. The project, covering the north wing and the Pour department, will take four months and involved three bids, the highest at 49.99.
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Alameda County
Fremont
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Leitze Construction Co. Inc
County Welfare Department
Fremont-Newark
Publics 'Works Department
Fremont strict laws halt Fourth of July fireworks
Fremont bans all fireworks without a permit including sparklers. Fire Marshal Reeves urges patience and notes no public displays planned in Fremont Newark or Union City. Some areas allow limited devices with permits. enforcement relies on citations and cooperation to reduce fires and injuries.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
Robert Reeves
Persit
Reeves
Washington Hospital
Breworks Po
Nelson Tardy
Finance Committee Clears BART Bill
Collier faces opposition from Mulford and Crown as Northern coast lawmakers push measures to fund BART. Collier argues for a stable annual $20 to $25 million from his plan, backed by Reagan but opposed by others. Senate leaders and Gov. Reagan favor a balanced approach, avoiding toll hikes or sales tax boosts.
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Collier
Sénate ‘Transportation Committee
BART
Steagan
Reagan
George Mille, Jr
D-Martines
Bay Area
Miller
Alameda Supervisors Press Legislature Over BART Aid
Alameda County Supervisors urged the Legislature to act on a $144 million BART deficit. Supervisor Joseph Bort warned that delay costs the Bay Area, noting counties lose about $2 million monthly as lawmakers debate funding.
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Alameda County
Joseph Bort
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Bart
Fremont Bank Names Officer Karl Jensen’s Appointment
Karl Jensen of Bakersfield is named general lending officer at Fremont Bank's new Fremont Beacon Branch. Jensen, a Golden Gate College graduate, joined Bank of America in 1966 and served in the Navy 1957 to 1980. Board members say the Mulford-Crown measure isn’t preferred for salvaging the transit district but supported it to urge BART action. Jensen’s promotion includes an assistant cashier title.
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Karl. Jensen
Bakersfield
Bank of America
New Fremont-Beacon
Bort
Mulford- Crown
Hope Sands
Versfield
Music Unit Gets Funds for Fremont Philharmonic
Alameda County Supervisors restored funding to five cultural groups after an economy cut last week. The Fremont Philharmonic Society received 250 dollars plus similar support to Oakland Symphony 3600, Oakland Metropolitan Ballet 450, San Leandro Symphony 360, and the Young Peoples Symphony 186, totaling 4840 from a 1975 advertising reserve.
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Fremont Philharmoniec Society
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Fremont Group
Robert E. Hannon
Chairenyn
Board “of Supervisors
Oakland Symphony
Oakland, Metropolitan Ballet
San Leandro Symphony
Young Peoples’ymphony
VA May Get Cemetery Control
Washington report states the House Veterans Affairs Committee proposes turning over the National Cemetery System to the Veterans Administration. The plan asks the VA to recommend whether current graveyards should be opened and used for additional burials.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
National Cemetery System
Veterans Administration
Ohlone Board Sets Election For 1968-69 Trustees
Fremont Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees will elect officers for the 1968 69 college year at a board meeting today in the district board room 650 Washington Blvd Fremont In other business trustees will adopt a procedure for selecting an architectural firm to design the permanent Ohlone campus in Fremont Missin San Jose District
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Washington Blvd
Fremont
Ohlove
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San Jose
Hip-Swinging Lass Wins Prize At Newark Day Talent Show
A Newark hula dancer, Connie Schott, won first place in the junior division at the Pleasanton County Fair talent show during Newark Day. Her mother Judy Schadl previously won the senior talent division. The event featured six junior entrants, five seniors, and acts including acrobatics, tap, piano, and group singing. The group The Five Of Us received honorable mention in the senior division.
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Newark
Alamedajlop
Pleasanton
Connie Schott
Paltherda
Loiniine
Cathy Thiessen
Judy
Schadl
Jiumiar
Opposed Gun Control Letters Pour Into County Board
Letters from across the county flood the Ala speda County Board of Supervisors opposing new gun control laws. Clerk Jack Pool estimates 100 to 1 against the proposals, with no official tally yet. A public hearing on July 25 will explore gun control efficacy, state pre emption, and county role. Critics say gun laws are regressive, risk confiscation, and fail to touch criminals with guns.
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Alaspeda County Board of Supervisors
Jack Pool
Board To Supervisors
July Fourth Picnic Slated by Newark Legion Post 837
An old fashioned Fourth of July barbecue picnic for kids and seniors is planned Thursday by American Legion Post 837 in Newark. The fifth annual event runs from noon to 2:30 PM at Swiss Park off Mawry Avenue. Menu includes barbecue chicken, beans, corn on the cob, beer for adults, and soft drinks with games and prizes. admission is charged.
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Post 837
Newark
Post Cmdr
Dean Sybrant
Swiss Park
Mawry Avenue
Sybrant
Blaze Chais Apartments Fire Damages Fremont Unit
A fire at Blaze Chais Apartments 129d Way Fremont caused 3750 dollars in damage to an apartment. The blaze started around 14 a.m when a wicker chair near a heater ignited. Chief Joseph Party arrived by patrol car and used a garden hose before trucks. Owner Harvey Dahman.
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Way
Fremont Yester
Joseph Party
Harvey Dahman
Hnanner
Man's Death Listed as Death by Own Action
Police described the death of 94 year old Gerald Ornellas of Fremont as an apparent suicide after he was found beneath his pickup in his garage with his face near the exhaust outlet. His wife Mary Mary Ornellas reported despondency over marital issues but he did not mention death by his own action.
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Milton
Thomas Butler
Scotland Yard
Heathrow
Ray
Home Office
Arthur Dlanes
Birmingham
Ala
Hanes
UPL
London
Fremont Rilkssterday
Gerald Ornellas
St. Nichlas St
Fremont
Mary M. Ornellas
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