Composite Of Murder Suspect
A volar composite drawing of a motorcyclist, made with help from two witnesses who last saw Eastern Michigan University coed Karen Sue Beineman, 18, circulated as police searched for the sex killer of seven girls. Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter Krasny said the case linked to an Ann Arbor home watched for the return of a young man not seen since last Wednesday. Beineman vanished after telling roommates she would shop in Ypsilanti, was later found dead in a gulley Saturday after disappearing from the city Wednesday.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Joan
Ypsilant
Karen Sué Beineman
Ypsitanti
Court Sides With Fremont On Street Ordinance Case
The Fremont case addresses street zoning rules and city permit requirements. The appeals court discusses possible actions by the city and plaintiffs, including applying for permits or seeking variances. The contentious issue involves past murders and the potential impact on court rulings and deadlines.
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Fremont
Public Meeting On Fremont School Budget Tonight
Fremont trustees convene at Irvington School at 7 30 p m to hear public input on the proposed Fremont Unified School District budget for the 1900 70 fiscal year. Officials urge attendees to speak, as the meeting precedes final budget adoption and outlines potential funding for a new pool and other priorities.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Irvington School
Fremont Blvd
Path Of Mars Probes Diagram Describes Mari ner 6 and 7 Flights
Diagram shows unmanned Mariner 6 and 7 missions traveling 58 million miles to Mars. Mariner 7 will perform a polar flyby on August 4. Mari ner 7 has stored television images after a flight of nearly five months, with potential breakthroughs on the origin of human life noted by a geneticist.
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Mariner 6
Mariner 7
Mars
Mayor Faces Train Crossing Clash and Legal Showdown
The PUC ruling on train crossing blockages spurs a showdown with Fremont cities over who prosecutes cases. Four blocking incidents sit unresolved as officials question authority while the League of California Cities protests the PAC decision.
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Shalder
Fremont
League of California Cities
PAC
Mini Ban on Minis Sparks Grumbling at Sub Base
At the Groton U S Submarine Base watchers complain as new Standards of Civilian Dress bar short mini skirts and light clothing for women on base. Uncovered curlers are banned and sailors lament the loss of the daily sight of secretaries in micro-minis. Some secretaries resist, joking that the rule would make them look like Granny Goose.
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Groton
Conn
UPI
U.S
Credit Bureaus Create Consumer Affairs Committee
California credit bureaus have launched self policing measures with a Consumer Affairs Committee to address consumer credit disputes. Bruce Wallace of the Credit Bureau of Southern Alameda County says the Associated Credit Bureaus of California will allow appeals for unfair treatment, while stressing bureaus do not decide on credit approvals. The move ties to proposed federal rules and state probes, with 125 bureaus in the state participating and information shared with a state task force. Consumers in Southern Alameda County are urged to first consult local bureaus, then write to the Consumer Affairs Committee in Palo Alto if unresolved.
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Hayward
California
Bruce Wallace
Credit Bureau
Southerm Alameda County
Associated Credit Bureaus of
Wallace
Consumer Credit and Credit Reporting
Credit Association
Associated Credit Bul
Havereaus of
Ronald Reagan
Alameda County
Credit
Consumer’ Affairs Committee
Associated Credit Bureaus of California
California Ave
Palo Alto
Calif
Association
Five Hurt as Jeep Rolls Over in Prentmont Area
Five persons sustained minor injuries when a jeep driven by a 17 year old Palo Alto youth overturned on Cabrillo Drive near Diaz Drive at 8 p.m. Monday. Passenger Ann M. Costello 11 of Baker Avenue was in satisfactory condition at Kais er Hospital in Oakland. Driver Patrick J. Costello and three other passengers Michael Knox 8 Gary L. Rezendes 7 and James C. Gannon 12 were treated and released. Police said the driver unfamiliar with the vehicle over-steered in the turn. No citations issued pending further investigation.
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Palo Alto
Cabrillo Drive
Diaz Drive
Ann M. Costello
Baker Ave
Kaiser Hospital
Oakland
Patrick J. Costello
Michael Knox
Bianca Drive
Gary L. Rezendes
Morrison Canyon Road
Fremont
James C. Gannon
Cosello
Local Cal outburst: court action in Alameda County
A garbled notice from California Alameda County references a court matter. It lists Post Office, Fremont California details, subscription rates, and publication schedule. The fragment mentions names and dates but remains unclear and partially unreadable.
Anti Smog Bills By Petris Moving In State Assembly
State Senate floor debate precedes passage of two Petris anti smog measures. One would ban sale of autos with internal combustion engines starting 1975, while the second creates a study commission with funds to report on anti smog efforts. Petris says motorists could keep using gasoline cars indefinitely and that industry options exist.
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Saqoramento
Micholas C. Petris
Doakland
Assembly
State Senate
Petris
Peiris
Murder Suspect Held in Haight Ashbury Killing
FBI agents arrested Albert A. Mallea at his brother's home on $10,000 bail after a Haight Ashbury murder in California. Another man, Eugene Molarius, 1 year old, was said to be involved and arraigned before a U S Commissioner in San Francisco. The suspect allegedly fled to avoid prosecution as the case centers on a shooting at an Ashbury apartment.
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New York
UPIJ
Eugene Molarius
Molarius
Ashbury
Rancisco
Haight-Ashbury
Earle
FBI
Albert A. Bi
Mallea
California
Assessment Protests Continue Unabated Across County
Taxpayers press Alameda County Assessment Appeals Board as 1 141 of 9 187 appeal forms filed by Monday. Last year 1 033 appeals were filed from 3 000 forms distributed in a 60 day period. Hearing room workload rose with 34 days needed last year. 13 percent saw reductions, 28 percent denied, 13 percent abstained. Board members are Angeli Rank Frevola with Bigelow as an alternate. Protest group in FremontUnion City circulates petition seeking tax reductions. aim for 6 000 signatures. Sen Petis may draft relief legislation.
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Alameda County Assessment Appeals Board
Don Hutchinson
William Mehrwein
Mehrwein
Ents
Appeals Board
Larry Angeli
Oakland Certified Public Accountant
Atiomney M
Jack Rank
Oakland
Vincent
Frevola
Pleasanton
Richard Bigelow
Castri
Valley Realtar
Board of Supervisors
Committee For
Unfair Campaign Charge Leveled in Union City Rezoning Debate
Union City's referendum campaign ended on a bitter note as opponents accused Citizens Advisory Committee officers Robert Garcia and Robert Kimmel of misusing office to endorse an unauthorized statement. Fourteen opponents urged dismissal. council split 3-2, delaying action to hear Garcia and Kimmel. Mayor Kitayama urged hearing the other side first.
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Union City
Baker Road
Citizens Advisory Committee
James Hobbs
Citizens Committee For Referendum
Robert Garcia
Robert Kimmel
Tom Kitayama
Manuel Garcia
Henry Franco
Irving Williams
Leo Alvelais
Alvelais
Garcia
Kimmel
Council
Ohlone Trustees Call Meeting to Fill Vacant Seat
Seven Newark Fremont residents seek to fill the post left by Wesley Adey at 7:40 p.m. in the Ohlone College board room 850 Washington Blvd Fremont. The meeting follows a closed personnel session and a hearing on Senate Bill 508. appointment is not expected before August 6.
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Ohlone
Fremont
Newark
Fremont-Newark Junior College
Wesley Adey
Sears
Lege
Washington Blvd
Atunior Colleges
William Collins
Sion
Stephen Epler
Oblone
South County Births at Kaiser and Eden Hospitals
Birth notices from Kaiser Hospital and Eden Hospital list numerous families in Fremont, Union City, and Newark. The records show multiple July births including girls and boys to the Hayward Gallegos, Rustos Perks, Kennedy, Peixaty, Crosthwaite, Gendreau, Rahberger, Stwers, Marzocco, Fairless, Trotner, Calcock, Jones, Neves, Wyatt, Stephens, Zavalis, and other households, with locations on Fremont streets and surrounding towns.
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Manchard
Fremont
Angels Marzocco
Nelson St
James Fairless
Ew Way
Ernest Trotner
Alehambra Drive
Edward Calcock
Anterbury Way
John Jones
Jose Neves
Crestswood Ave
Benjamin Wyatt
Walnut Ae
Tremont
Ronald Stephens
Ork Fhive
Eden Hospital
Carlos Zavals
Hover St
Union City
Bay
Sniper Convicted of Assault in Fremont Shootings
Jose Trujillo 35, rooftop sniper, found guilty of two counts of assault with intent to kill for the April shooting of two Southern Pacific Railway workers in Fremont. The jury ruled he was insane at the time, and he was committed by the Superior Court to the state hospital for the criminally insane at Atascadero for an indeterminate period. The case followed the shooting of Laurence E. Fonseca and Rosendo Guzman, wounded by a single rifle bullet in the Niles district.
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Fremont
Jose FL Trujillo
Atascadero
Trujillo
Southern Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Laurence E. Fonseca
Dublin
Rosendo Guzman
Fremont Blvd
Southern Pacific
Niles
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