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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1975

Page

9

Fremont Father Dies From Pool Electric Shock Incident

Fremont father of two Thomas Kendrick died after an electric shock while draining a San Jose pool. He crawled into the pool with a broom to guide water to the old pump. His eight year old son Thomas pulled the plug, but Kendrick later died. He is survived by his four year old daughter Tandy, wife Casendra, and parents from Nevada. Carolyn Kendrick Heyer, the mother, is a Fremont attorney. Funeral planned in Fallon, Nevada.

Fremont San Jose Thomas Kendrick Kendrick Teathy Thomas Tandy Casendra Airage Ned Kendrick Nevada Carolyn Kendrick Heyer Arta Fallon

Nevada Assembly Passes Malpractice Bill Package

The Nevada Assembly approved a package of malpractice bills to ease physician coverage and protect patients. The measures establish filing time limits, empower a state pool, tighten enforcement on physicians, and require casualty insurers to offer malpractice policies, sent to the governor before the May 1 deadline amid insurer rate hikes.

Carson City Nev UPI Nevada Zed Seaman Las Vegas Senate

Civil service head denies guilt in treasurer exam case

In Los Angeles C Richard Capen ex Civil Service Commission member pleaded to conspiracy and perjury over the examination for county treasurer tax collector. The Board of Supervisors suspended Kidwell and fired Capen. Kidwell later resigned amid a probe and indictments, with pretrial motions slated. In Douglasville Georgia, $100000 in goods believed stolen were seized from a home raid linked to Patelle Canty and Charles E Chuck Hall. firearms, uniforms and radios found. Hill, a former planning official, faces drug-law charges amid unclear gun legality.

Los Angeles UPI C. Richard Capen County Civil Service Commission Civil Service Examination Tax Colletoe Shore Cunee Ae Kidwell County Data Processing Board of Supervisors Kidwell Capen Ben Joe E. Talbes Callister Douglasville Douglas County Chuck Goodman Charles E. Chuck" Hall Goodman FBI Hill Nevada County Planning and Zoning Commission

Manufacturing layoff rate falls in March but remains high

Washington report shows March layoff rate in manufacturing at 28 workers per thousand, down from February but more than double the year-ago level. Job accessions rose to 34 per thousand as recalls increased, while quits stayed at 12 per thousand, the lowest since 1951. Enrollment in a government program reached 19.2 million in March, about 74 percent above the previous year.

Washington WPI Latur Department Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS UPI

New BART chief bows in amid salary clash and reform plan

Herringer formally takes the helm at BART with a $63,500 salary higher than California governors, pledging to run the railroad under board policy. He stresses recruiting engineers, facing a revamped structure and board squabbles, after turning down initial offers and agreeing to a later bid.

Bart Herringer Elmer Cooper Washington, D.C Jess Fox Cooper Tog New York Sxay California Edmund Brown Jr University of California Charles Ritch

Mini-hamlet of Schilling Park Near Abandoned After Four Years

The long deterioration of Schilling Park continues as tenants abandon the site after mortgage struggles, code violations, and vandalism. Terra and the Goodwins remain, facing displacement with limited income and no heat or gas, while Mrs. Schilling contemplates demolishing most buildings to clean up the property.

Old Canyon Schilling Alameda County Legal Aid Society Goodisins Goodwins SPCA Terra Lean Wight Schilling Park Ralph Goodwin Goodwin Hattan

Washington Doctors Remain On Duty Amid Malpractice Policy Talks

In Washington, physicians with patients in hospitals as of last night may continue follow up care even if malpractice coverage isn’t renewed. Administrators praise doctors’ dedication as hospitals face possible shutdowns. Anesthesiologists renewals vary, with policy costs estimated between 15 000 and 21 000, and general practitioner rates rising from 1 190 to 4 912.

108 Angeles Upi Josses Lloyds of London Lloyds Warren San Francisco

Trustees study dispute over officials' salaries

Trustees study a complaint from high school administrators about inequitable pay for vice principals and assistant principals compared with teachers and counselors. A chart shows annual totals favor administrators despite lower hourly rates, prompting board discussions on responsibility and potential salary realignment.

Kennedy High School Will Sawyer Tess Rhoney Sawyer Quest Wess Heterson Peihr Sofia Trust Dick Arey Rome

Cinco de Mayo pageant and dances in Newark and Union City

Newark and Union City celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a beauty contest, dances, singers, and a Tri-Cities car show. Event lineup includes Chicana Youth Conference, multimedia light show, outdoor concerts, mariachi and folk performances, and a Sunday soccer match at Memorial High School followed by an amoral concert at Ash Street Park.

Newark Ash Sreet Park Ohlone’ College Ohlonerom Uhione Tri-Cities Ash Street Park Jessie Robeldo Marens Nfante Marina Garcia Agustine Maldonaldo Las Preferidas Marentio Serrano Charro Tusseman Senor Tapia Teatro de la Gente Xroup Teatro de Logan Up Fom Hallet Folklorica de Richmond Tony Ortiz Sans Irvington High School Hiscow Road Fremont Sapo East Bay Memorial High School Cedar Blvd Untouchables

Mutch sister declines witness stand in murder case

A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as Valerie Mutch refuses to testify while police pursue a suspect described in local papers. Officer Honebein’s rediscovery of the car and license helped link the suspect to the case. The defense and witness testimony begin as the trial proceeds with details about the car, descriptions, and family members observed in the gallery.

Sage Taylor Honebein Mutch Casa Verde Valerie Mutch Sund James McWilliams Cassie Tammy Moody Ale Wee Collins

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