Trial scheduled in fatal stabbing in Union City
Frederick L. Paramo, 21, bound over to superior court for murder in the fatal stabbing of Raymond Ortegon, 19, during a May 2 dispute over autotire sales in Union City. Witness Richard Bolivia said a tire iron was possible, a hunting knife was handed to Paramo’s brother, and the knife was used to stab Ortogon. Paramo remains free on 5000 dollars bond and is set to appear June 24.
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Fremont
Frederick L. Paramo
Superior Court
Raymond Oretgon
Union City City
Richard Bolivia
Oregon
Param
Bolivia
Paramo
Ortegon
Heynaldo Ortegon
Washington Hospital
San Jose
Alameda Wins Continuance In Fremont School Official Challenge
A hearing on Harold Alameda's challenge to his dismissal as Fremont school district finance director was continued yesterday until June 23. Alameda was fired December 4 by the board of education. The Sebosh district personnel commission later upheld the hiring decision.
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Dakland
Harold Alameda
Fremont
Alameda
Board of Education
Sebosh District Personnel Commission
Iing
Three Tri City Men Win Silver Beaver Honors
Three men from the Bay Area receive the Boy Scouts Silver Beaver Award for distinguished service. Perry Rodin and Chester J. Novey of Mremord join LeMoyne Dean Janney of Newark in earning scouting’s top adult honor from the San Francisco Hay Area Council.
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Tri-City
San Francisco Hay Area
Boy Scouts of America
Perry Rodin
Chester J. Novey
Mremord
Newark
LeMoyne Dean Janney
Fremont Library retracts film checkout program delay
Fremont Alameda County Library says 16mm films cannot be checked out immediately after a premature announcement. Officials expect films to be available in about a month as the error is corrected. Newark host Rev Paul Seaberg will speak at Trinity Christian Center at 7 tonight. Fremont Auxilions plan auditions tomorrow for Sugar at Kennedy High School Round Room from 9 am to 2 pm.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Newark
Paul Seaberg
Assemblies of God
Republic of South Africa
Trinity Christian Center
Thornton Ave
Kennedy High School
Mussion San Jose High School
Newark Teachers Association
Linda Agler
Brentwood Village
Memorial High School
Ex-resident earns Yale doctorate in mathematics
David Lee DeGeorge 41 a 1962 graduate of Washington High School received a doctorate in mathematics from Yale University. He will become chairman of Hutgears University math department this fall. DeGeorge is the son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas DeGeorge 723 Gallegos Terrace. He did undergraduate work and earned a master’s degree from San Francisco State University.
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Fremont
David Lee DeGeorge
Washington High School
Yale University
Hutgears University
DeGeorge
Nicholas DeGeorge
Gallegos Terrace
InGeorge
San Francisco State University
Fremont students benefit from tax relief on carnival fee
Fremont American High School junior class will pay half of a $4340 business tax fee charged to the city after an April carnival. Foley and Burk Shows of Redwood City will cover half this amount for the students, who had asked the city council to waive the fee, but the council refused.
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Fremont
Wood art glue-in at Fremont Stub shopping center
A wood art glue-in runs today through Saturday at Fremont Stub shopping center. Children and adults may glue wood scraps to form 8 sculpture to keep it. No charge. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Fremont
Fremont Stub
Swimming price error at Lake Elizabeth Swim Lagoon
Brightside magazine misreported pond fees at Lake Elizabeth Swim Lagoon Fremont. The piece stated erroneous price ranges from 2 percent cents for children to 75 extas for adults. Entrance is 24 cents for all visitors.
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Brightside
Arpus
Lake Elizabeth
Fremont
Swim Lagoon
FBI seeks Huey Newton in San Francisco case
The FBI is pursuing Huey Newton founder of the Black Panther Party on a federal flight to avoid prosecution charge. Alameda County cites pending felony charges and $42,000 bail forfeiture after Newton left the area. James J. Browning Jr. notes federal action follows attorney Charles Garry testimony claiming a June 3 Alameda County hearing included a call from Havana. Newton faces murder charges in the Kathleen Simuth case with a death last October.
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San Francisco
WWE
Federal Bureau of Inststigation
Jucy Newton
Black Panther Party
Jon
Newton
James J. Browning Jr
Alameda County
Browning
FBI
Charles Garry
Alameda County Superior Court
Havana
Kathleen Simuth
BART opposition to 93 million Oakland Airport link debated
Engineering committee sent a report to the BART board opposing a 93 million extension from Coliseum to Oakland Airport. A proposed cheaper 67 million people mover would serve intermediate stations. The report warned direct airport trains could degrade system reliability and reduce peak service on other lines, urging a fixed route connector instead. The committee also discussed Coliseum walkway upgrades and overhead train handrails with bids and costs noted.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District Engineering Committee
Oakland Airport
Coliseum
Airport
Board of Control
BART
WF. Hein
Bay Area
Hein
Richmond-Daly City
Port of
Oakland
Tansit
Board of
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Coliseum Inc
State's neglected kids in a tent city protest
Eighteen neglected children aged eight to fifteen pitched tents on the grounds of a former old folks home near Pittsburgh after being moved from the Elizabeth A Bradley Home to make way for a new high school. The Dorseyville Home for the Aged failed fire code and cannot be used yet, prompting a six month wait for safety upgrades. The youths, under state welfare care, began a camp-out protest to urge a bureaucratic reversal while awaiting state action.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth A. Bradley
Dorseyville
Wisnams
Donna Kaduck
Kaduck
Bradley Home
Bradley
State Department of Education
Fremont Council Debates Social Fund and Tax Hike
Citizens and council clash over creating a special fund for social programs and appointing a task force. Councilman Dillon cites a possible $400,000 extra revenue from a $100 valuation increase, while Grace Hanily urges caution to seniors. She warns higher taxes may force her move as residents demand funds for parks, staff, and programs. The issue returns in budget talks with a decision set for June 24.
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Pagetton Wacks
Unione College
Purolmen
Courcilman Dae Dillon
Grace Hanily
Fremont
Miton
Ianily
Matt
CIA Abuses Exposed in Domestic Spying Scandals
A Ford era commission details CIA misconduct including months of spying on an employee, breaking into apartments, installing seven microphones, and monitoring mail. It notes no disloyalty found, calls for reforms, and underscores the need for a strong intelligence service. Witnesses include Colby, former directors, Kissinger, and Kelly.
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CIA
United States
Nelson A. Hockfeller
Ford
William &. Colby
FDI
Qarence Kelly
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
Jackie Kennedy Tried to Contest Onassis Will in Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spent three months attempting to challenge Aristotle Onassis's will through Greek courts after French lawyers advised no viable path. The will leaves $150,000 annually to her and their two children, plus $100,000 from bonds, with most of the estate going to Christina Onassis and the Alexander Onassis Foundation. If she cannot contest the will, she would receive one fourth of his US estate, under terms dating to their marriage settlement.
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Athens
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Aristotle
Onassis
Christina Onassis
Onatsix
Chri
Alexander Onassis
United States
Aristotle Onastis
Tee
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