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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

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Bones identified in Fremont case. cousin held

Bones found along Alameda Creek are tentatively identified as Linda Marie Stidman, missing San Jose girl since February last year. Cousin John Lyle Franco, 17, is jailed and will face homicide charges after possible move to adult court. Police say evidence includes scattered bones, clothing fragments, and two tennis shoe pieces found near south bank.

Fremont Niles Linda Marie Stidman San Jose John Lyle Franco Third St California Youth Authority Stockton Stidman Roger L. Neuman Franco Bay Area Alameda Creek John Y. Fabbri Miss Stidman Fabbri Criminology Sacramento Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center University of California At Orkeley

Police seek bones of vanished girl in Alameda Creek

Fremont police continued a long search for Linda Marie Stidman, a 15 year old missing from Niles since February 23 1970. bulldozers and crews sifted flood channel soil finding bone fragments not human and renewing efforts at the side of Mission Boulevard. Contractors aided the dig as detectives reassessed the spot where officers once traced the girl’s last movements.

Hegen Fabbri Army Corps of Engineers Ken Castle Fremont Alameda Creek Linda Marie Stidman Niles San Jose Mission Boulevard Miss Stidman Niles Boulevard Niles Canyon Bay Area Linda Stidman

Tri City water cost hike eyed for next year

Alameda County Water District directors consider a Bartle Wells Associates report urging higher charges to cover rising supply, construction, operation and maintenance costs. Without an $8 million bond on the ballot, revenue must rise to sustain service. new connections would cost more and bi monthly service charges would rise for homeowners.

Fremont Tri-City Alameda R. K. O'Neil O'Neil ACWD Matt Whitfield

Schoollot Purchase Pursued Amid Filibuster at Alvarado Site

Union City New Haven Unified School District vote approved buying an eight acre open space parcel adjacent to the new junior high site in Alvarado. The meeting ran 80 minutes as trustee Richards challenged notices and contract details while the board, aided by Roberts Rules, pressed for closure. The cost is $570,000 with $459,000 left in bond funds after construction costs.

Union City New Haven Unified 5. R. Richards Alvarado State District Court of Appeals Richards Title Insurance Company Luke Robert Syd Furman Siacre

Study makes area transit proposals

A eight month study led to a unique Tri City transit plan for Fremont Newark and Union City. The proposal combines fixed bus routes, an on call dial a bus service, and an express commuter route to General Motors. Estimated cost stands near 1.0 million with two thirds funded by a federal mass transportation grant.

Fremont Tri- City General Motors Tri-Cities Transportation Board DeLeuw, Cather and Co Newark Union City DeLeuw James Schmidt Schmidt Whan Mass Transportation County ‘Board of Supervisors AC Transit District

Farms or houses on flood plain debated by Fremont planners

Fremont planning session weighed whether farming on 13 000 acre flood plain along Mameda Creek north of Newark remains profitable amid rising taxes and costs. Agriculture experts noted factors including crop types taxes management and urbanization effects while developers push for housing.

Jim Wilson Fremont Mameda Creek Newark

Tema Coe Fair Weather Outlook Report

A brief weather summary notes fair conditions continuing through tomorrow with morning and night low cloud cover. Daytime cooler with highs in the 70s and tonight’s low around 50. Afternoons feature northwest winds 10 to 25 mph. Details on Page 16.

Union City Council Cuts Budget After Debates

Union City Council spent four hours Wednesday night debating the 1971-72 budget and deleted almost $19,000 in proposed items while adding $2,000 in expenses as part of page 6 coverage.

Union City Council

Assembly approves $7.01 billion state budget

Amid carnations the Assembly backs a record seven point zero one billion dollar budget plan labeled stand out no fat. Rep McCloskey claims adviser Elisberg supplied copies of Vietnam study documents over a month ago. Albany High School Class of 4 faces Hodgkin’s disease study due to high incidence among students and close contacts.

The Assembly Ronald Reagan Paul N. McCloskey Daniel Elisberg New York Times Vietnam Albany High School

Mack Trucks CEO Announces $700 Million Soviet Deal

Zenon C. R. Hansen, president of Mack Trucks, states the company has secured a $700 million agreement with the Soviet Union to supply machinery and technology for a large truck factory in the Tartar Republic.

Zenon C. R. Hansen Mack Trucks Soviet Union Tartar Republic

Peace talks greet Pentagon history on Indochina

Communist officials at the Vietnam peace talks welcomed the Pentagon’s secret war history as vindication of their claims regarding U S involvement in Indochina. Page Japan and the United States signed a treaty to return Okinawa to Japan next year, while allowing continued U S bases there.

Vietnam Pentagon Indochina Japan United States Pacific Okinawa U.S

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