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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1969

Page

2

Assembly Tackles Reagan Tax Reform Bill Revisions

The Assembly considers a Reagan tax reform package with reforms to homeowners exemptions, sales taxes, and income deductions. Republicans back the plan while Democrats decry it as fiscal gimmickry and push for clearer positions and committee referrals.

Assembly Biddie Ways and Means Committee Assembly Nan Bob Moretti D-Van Nuys Revenue and Taxation Committee Reagan State Finance Caspar Weinberger Frank Lanierman R-La Canada Robert Crown D-Alameda Ways and Means Lar’ Chamber

Newark Teenagers Face Murder Trial and Power Pole Crash

Two teenagers in pickup trucks rammed a pole on Thornton Avenue causing a wide Newark blackout. Anthony Van Buskirk and Mona ghan murder case rest with co defendant John Williams. James Scott and Terras were hospitalized with injuries as trial slated to start Monday in Superior Court with seven women and five men jurors selected.

Newark Anthony van Bush Thornton Avenue Kirk Menj Dumbarton Bridge Union City Edward California C. G. Whealon Monaghan Terry Lee Tetras San Jose Christopher Day Superior Court Scott Oakland Thornton Robert Kroninger Om Naat Yes Ja Fonda Dumbarton Fendant PGME

Controversial F111 Structural Weakness Found

Washington reports a weakness in the F111 wing structure revealed during fatigue tests. Major General Otto J. Glasser says bolted joints fatigue issues will cost about 100000 to repair. Modifications will allow safer flight up to the planned 8000 hours.

Jean Fremont Trenouth St Donald Y G. Wood Roy G. Pucci Jnone Firiado Wood

Planners Blast City and Developer Over Mission Site

Fremont commissioners debate a revised plan for a storage and maintenance yard near Mission, with Davis attacking density and calling for a redo. Staff and Dudley Frost defend landscaping and design, while others push to proceed with conditions and next steps. The meeting also reviewed a $34.7 million parks plan and held on finalizing the city general plan maps for a July 7 special session.

Mission Davis Silva Fremont California Hayward David Baker Joe Rondeau City Recreation Commission Recreation Commission

Finch Loses Health Job Battle In Congress Tone

The report notes Finch losing a health job battle amid discussions of qualifications and political temper. Egeberg, a doctor, comments on job value and possible attendance at Finch’s news conference. He notes his role in linking medical faculty to neighborhood health centers in Los Angeles.

Knowles Egeberg Congress Finch Los Angeles’ Walls

GOP Board Backs SDS Campus Ban

In San Francisco the Republican Women board backed banning Students for a Democratic Society from state campuses. They endorsed Max Rafferty's ban proposal, supported Reagan administration school programs, criticized sex education, and backed repayment of state aid by college students.

San Francisco UPI Forma Republican Women Democratic Society San Francisco International Airport Max Rafferty GOP

Arcus Publication Details in California Court Notice

The Arcus issued by Dolly Ravian and David R. Perty is declared a second class matter by Order No 314054 of the Superior Court of California Alameda County. It lists Fremont address 122 Cantar Square and subscription rate 1.50 per month. The notice is dated June 21 1988 and is published in Port Office Freeport California.

Superior Court of State of California Alamada Freemont Secon Cantar Square Fremont Ik Csundeys

Beating Charged In Damages Suit In San Francisco Jail

A 21 year old Hayward man Andre Q Millett filed a $400000 federal damages suit in San Francisco charging he was beaten by guards during a June incident at the San Francisco County Jail. The suit names Sheriff Matthew Carberry County of San Francisco and Lt John Scanlon with amendments pending to add guards. Millett alleges severe injuries to his right eye and temple with medical neglect and a reduced sentence having been ordered by Judge George B Harris.

San Francisco Hayward U.S. District Court Andre Q. Millett Highland Blvd Millett William M. Hardy San Jose Celmates Hardy U.S Louis Martin George B. Harris Matthew Carberry John Scanlon FBT Millet

School Fire at Decoto School Likely Arson

Union City fire officials say a portable classroom fire at Decoto School Sixth and H Streets was likely arson. Assistant Chief Al Rodrigues noted similarities to a prior Searles School blaze, with jars under cabinets and wicks suspected as incendiary devices. Damage estimate pending.

Union City Decoto School al Rodrigues Rodrigues Rodriguas

Wilhelm To Head Legal Aid

Jerald H. Wilhelm a 29 year old San Francisco attorney has been named to replace Robert L Durard as attorney administrator of the Washington Township Legal Assistance Center. Wilhelm is a UT Law graduate served in the Air Force and has worked with poverty programs in Texas and California and volunteered for the Neighborhood Legal Services Program in San Francisco. His appointment was effective June 2.

Fremont Jerald H. Wilhelm San Francisco Robert L. Durard Washington Township Durard San Mateo Nordack& Law Wilhelm University of Texas School of Law Air Force Texas California

Annual Legion Fourth of July Picnic at Swiss Park

Newark hosts the sixth annual Fourth of July picnic by American Legion Post 837 at Swiss Park on the Newark side of the Nimitz Freeway. Food includes salad, barbecue chicken, beans, corn, hot dogs. soda and beer are free. Children under 12 pay $1. adults $2. Games for children. Picnic chairman Lewis Morris stated details.

Newark

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