Ford defends guard in White House shooting
President Ford defended the guard in a fatal White House shooting as a intruder with a pipe approached the residence. Pvt. Charles Garland fired, killing Chester Plummer Jr. after warnings to halt were ignored. Investigators found no explosives. Ford asked for a written report and emphasized trained Secret Service protection.
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Nessen
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Newson
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Pharenes
Robert Shar
Phiomer
Hi Pats
Chester M. Plam- Ther
Jack Warner
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Fremont Community Event Listings July 27 28
Daily notices list Fremont city council and school board meetings, library story times, dances, exercise classes, and community activities across Fremont Newark and Union City. Highlights include City Council 7:30 p.m. in Fremont, Newark School Board 7:30 p.m., Kiwanis lunch at Gatts Ranch, and free summer films at Ohlone College.
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Civic ‘Center
Drive
Newark
Cedar Blvd
Fremont Kiwanis
Gatts Ranch
Mowry Ave
Alameda County
Union St
Puppal
Newark Community Center
Fremont Main Library
Centerville
Kuntry
Kuzina
Gee Grimmer
Newport Drive
Horner
Chapel Way
Kennedy High School
Blacow Road
Fremont School Board
Fremont Civic Auditorium
Niles Avon
Farmera and Farmeretios
Newark High School
Slimnastice
Niles Community Center
School St
Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Union 8T
Irvington
Fremont man fined after knife incident verdict
San Francisco resident Earl L. Nottingham received three years probation and a 240 fine with a six month jail term suspended after pleading guilty to exhibiting a weapon in an incident in Fremont. The Aug. 16, 1975 case involved a six inch knife shown to Arthur Barrett who was hitchhiking in Berkeley. Barrett was unharmed.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Earl L. Nottingham
Embarcadero
Fremont-Newark
Roy Nottingham
Arthur Barrett
Berkeley
Barrett
Nottingham
Mild quake rattles Salmon area near Williams Lake
A mild earthquake measuring 3 to 5 on the Richter scale shook the Salmon National Forest near Salmart at 4 48 am. Salmon Recorder Herald editor Bob Johnson reported the tremor woke him at his cabin. Alameda County received a 705000 state tax fund check last week with 83.5 million released to cities in the second 1976 quarter. Fremont Hayward Livermore Newark Pleasanton San Leandro and Union City shared varied distribution.
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Alameda
Linda Walters
Idaho
Kennett Golightly
Union’ City
Bob Crowtoole
Washington
Kathy Jo
Florida
Wiliam Kaus
US. Army
James Unruh
Janie Unruh
Oklahoma
White Bird
Newark Memorial Chapel
Newark Bird
Newark
Gordon
B. Lindsey
Ample Park
Hill
Roland
Fremont
Gulnavere Hii
Burlingame
Salmon, Idaho
Alameda County
State Board of Equalization
South County
Hayward
Livermore
Pleasanton
Irvington High wins again at Santa Barbara camp
Seven Irvington High School students led by Gwen Adams Renie El Tegond Lorena Ruthven Shari Butler Head Cathy Huk Jodie Gokiman and Melody Galvan took first place and the superior trophy for the most blue ribbons at the Santa Barbara Songleader camp. It marked the third straight year Irvington pupils earned honors at the event.
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Irvington High School
Santa Barbara
Gwen Adams
Renie el- Tegond
Lorena Ruthven
Shari Butler
Cathy Huk
Jodie Gokiman
Melody Galvan
Council Hearing Set on Public Funding Pleas
City council to consider funding requests from 13 agencies with Human Relations Commission recommending support for about half. Com mission proposes funding eight groups while five receive none. Key agencies include Agency for Infant Development Center Coordinated United Seniors YWCA Cir Fair Salvation Army Tri City Volunteers and Sunshine Mission among others. Meeting scheduled for 7 30 pm at City Hall.
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Deg SeInent
United Seniors, Ca Care
Tri- City
Family Services Heaney
YC Ywca
Sunshine Mission
Comnetimes
City Hall
Two arraigned in auto theft linked to Brigham City chase
Kenneth J. Slocum and Robert Edward Sweeney, both 18, were arraigned in city court on felony auto theft charges with a preliminary hearing set for Aug. 12. Brigham City officer Greg Kozak, 27, was seriously injured when a light truck struck him at a roadblock and dragged him through a wire fence during the weekend chase ending the high speed pursuit.
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Arizona
California
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el Cajon
Calif
Robert Edward Sweeney
Lake Havasu
Ariz
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Zigler
Brigham City
Greg Kozak
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