Death by own action suspect in death Fremont Printer
Douglas R. Parr a 45 year old Fremont printer died after a gunshot wound ruled self inflicted by police who found him in his kitchen with a .25 caliber revolver nearby. Parr was transported to Washington Hospital but died later that day. He left a wife Alice who reported no motive for suicide. Parr had worked 21 years in printing including stints at The Daily Review and Gaxtte Press in Berkeley. Funeral arrangements at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Douglas R. Parr
Potice
Parr
Alice
Washington Hospital
Ganxtte Press
Berkeley
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Bob Birdwell
Birdwell
Kennedy High School
Kennedy High
Ellis Mertins
Lla Res
Mertins
Triity
Washington High
Arrest on Endeavour Way Prompts City Drug Case
Police arrested Frank John Borghi on a Monday drug delivery count involving 10 000 amphetamine pills. The arrest occurred at 32425 Endeavor Way, not Comet Circle, after he and an accomplice allegedly offered 06 000 pills during an undercover operation. Borghi was caught outside 4244 Comet Circle. the other suspect remains at large. There was no drug activity inside the Comet Circle residence, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Frank John Borghi
Endeavor + Way
Comet Circle
Borghi
Tools Targeted by Burglars in Union City Thefts
Burglars struck twice yesterday taking tools from a utility chest in the back of Richard Enderlein s truck parked at 32387 Claremont Street. Police reported loss from Guthmiller Trucking Co at 30700 Dyer Street including a box of tools four citizen band radios three lawn decks and fire extinguishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Richard Enderlein
Ford
Claremont St
Guthmiller Trucking Co
Dyer St
CHP Eases Facial Hair Rules For Patrolmen
In Sacramento California Highway Patrol will allow longer sideburns up to one inch and moustaches extending beyond the mouth corner. Forehead hair may reach the eyebrows and afros may extend up to two inches from the scalp. Association president Ed Maghakian calls the rules moderate and contemporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPD
California
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
Ed Maghakian
Association
Minister charged with rapes in Memphis case
A 21 year old minister Craig Handy was charged with four counts of rape and three counts of assault with intent to commit rape. He was associated with Great Bethel Temple Care Gelec in Memphis near the church. Police say he targeted residences by knocking and forcing entry, sometimes using a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis. Tenn
UPI
Memphis
Craig Handy
Larry Nevil
Nevil
Tornadoes Strike Across Multiple States Prompt Cleanup
Thunderstorms triggered twisters from Mississippi to Texas with heavy rain and hail. Officials in Omaha call for volunteers to aid cleanup after Tuesday tornadoes as flash flood warnings persist in Arkansas and Mississippi. Reported hail hit Arkansan towns while winds toppled trees in Texas and a tornado touched down in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Texas
Roy
Louisiana
Omaha
Neb
Arkansas
Bradley and
Rison
Ark
New
Boston
Texarea
Donita
California doctors strike widens protest across nation
UPI reports a California doctors strike over malpractice insurance costs may spread nationally as physicians urge lawmakers to rewrite insurance laws. The move disrupts care in San Francisco area with hospital layoffs and emergency coverage shifts while sympathizers in Sacramento and Southern California plan follow-on actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
California
Sacramento
Southern California
Jerome Yalon
Lorraine Smockler
City Health
Rebate checks mail out as Ford plan rolls in
668 million Americans to receive 8.1 billion in 1974 tax rebates from a White House signed bill. Most payouts range 100 to 200 dollars with checks totaling 1.7 billion mailed Friday. Regional IRS offices began earlier, with about 137 million checks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Presico
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
New Cambodia regime vows sound social system reforms
Reports from Radio Phnom Penh, monitored in Bangkok, describe the new Khmer Rouge government pursuing a peasant revolution while claiming a clean social system. A French surgeon testified that former Premiers Sirik Matak and Long were executed and that hundreds of corpses with throats cut were seen in Phnom Penh markets. He also said French women were raped and that treatment occurred at Calmette Hospital amid ongoing upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prote
Lon Nol
Bernard Piquart
Calmette Hospital
Phnom Penh
Sirik Matak
Long
Phnom Penh Cercleth
Phnom
Worresport
School district proposes $9.5 million package with education reforms
The proposal totals $9.5 million with several non wage items and costed items around $3 million. major requests include longer elementary teacher release time and more high school department chair time, requiring about 96 additional teachers in year one. Other items aim to reduce K-3 class sizes, boost library programs, retain librarians, fund a full time clerical, raise pupil counselor ratios, and double textbook funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiiny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liz Martin
Logan High School
Tri-City
Larry Davis
Steve Bailey
Newark High
John Moore
Logan
Photo
United Prentarvensions
Sanford Marcus
The
Union of American Physicians
State of
Marcus
San Franisco
Smn
University of California Hospital
By John Pachtner
Peterbilt Motors Co
Newark
USB Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Peterbilt
EROC
Peterbilt Ha
Bob Browell
Cambodia
Seary
Geettiene
Gine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!