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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1977

Page

9

Bucher Opposes Korea Withdrawal

In San Diego UPI reports retired Navy officer Lloyd Bucher, former Pueblo skipper, debunks the idea of pulling out U.S. troops from South Korea. He cites Gen. John Singlaub’s public remarks as misguided and notes Singlaub’s obligation to inform, while Lt. Cmdr. Stephen Harris defends Singlaub against a “bum rap” and argues North Korea would gain leverage if movements south resume.

San Diego UPI Navy Smdh Lloyd Buthar Pueblo Ynwll U.S South Korea Nga Army John Slnglaub Carter Sucher Singlaub Irvin Cmdr Stephen Herris Singlayb

Confession foils burglar in Toronto theft case

Mary Murphy found her home broken into after a Provida holiday, with $1,000 in goods stolen. A man arrived claiming a friend wrote a note and confessed to the burglary, promising repayment if she did not report it. Police arrested him and the gardener as others admit earlier thefts from the house.

Toronto Mary Murphy Provida Haliday Ube Fetter Ulings

Bees swarm into Riverside home in dramatic chimney invasion

In Riverside California a Folsom family faced thousands of bees pouring through their chimney after a birds invasion. Exterminator Whocate tried to clear them and hundreds died in the living room carpet creating a giant cleanup. A bee expert suggests a queen bee may have fallen down the chimney.

Riverside Folsom Joana Folson Rollar

Demos and Ford Attend Graduations in Massachusetts

The Springfield report notes a misdirected inquiry to Senator Dawn Bogner and a Mondale pledge letter amid a party mailing list mix up. In Hamilton, Massachusetts, former President Gerald Ford delivers the Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary commencement address with daughter Susan in attendance and a quiet family week anticipated.

Springfield Republic Dawn Bogner Matt Hamilton Mass UPS Fermer Gerald Ford Massachusetts Dutacl Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary Ford Beverly Susan Aston Michael Ford Gordon-Consell Tutter

Hope marks 74th with charity golf in Florida

Bob Hope celebrates his 74th birthday with two charity golf tournaments in Orlando Florida. He quips that age cannot slow him, expressing that laughter keeps him energized as he tours for benefits.

Hollywood Bob Hope Orlando Fla

Roll call on death penalty in Senate vote

The Sacramento report notes a 27 to 10 roll call on a bill restoring the death penalty. Democrats voting yes include Ayala and Garamendi. Republicans voting yes include Beverly and Johnson. Democrats opposing include Alquist and Mills. Republicans opposing include Nebr and Marks. Absent or not voting tally stands at 31 with listed names.

Sacramento UPS Senate Ayala P. Carpenter Dills Farisa Garamendi Garcia Gregorio Holmiahl Presley Rains Robbins Smith Song Stier Vuich Wilson Zenovich Beverly Briggs Campbell B- Cairee Peukmejian Johnson

Bank Accused Of Stealing Funds In California Suit

The Thomas A. Doaley Foundation sues Bank of California for over 1 billion dollars alleging bank employees diverted mailed contributions between 1966 and May 1. The foundation claims its fundraising suffered and seeks damages totaling 41 million with losses exceeding 900000.

San Francisco UPD Bank of California Nat Thomas A. Doaley Foundation Superior Court Te Foundation Foundation Tne

CHP publicity drive aims for 55 mph limit progress

SACRAMENTO—California Highway Patrol Commissioner Glen Craig said a May publicity drive labeled 58 Awareness Month shows some progress. Speeds after two weeks and into last week averaged 55.1 mph, about 0.6 mph slower than April’s comparable week.

Sacramento UPS Tighway Patrol Glen Craig Craig

Troops free children as hijacked train held hostages

In Assen Holland authorities freed 104 tired children from a besieged schoolhouse after distant troops and ambulances moved on a hijacked passenger train holding 56 more hostages. Officials said the gunmen demanded release of 21 South Moluccan prisoners as talks continued amid a delicate turning point in the siege.

Assen Netherlands Moluccan Bovenstilde Holla Anbulanes Crs Can Halland Spice Islands Moray Anmn Prencher Joop den

Fremont budget outlines social services and street projects

The council approves a balanced budget with about 37 200 planned for community social agencies and 20 000 more for city services including a new human services specialist. Police and fire absorb roughly 1 million, while capital projects shrink to 4 million amid road, street, and traffic upgrades across Stevenson Boulevard Paseo Padre Parkway and other corridors.

Agency For Infant Development Alameda County Association For the Child Care Development Center Crominates Association of United Sectors Deaf Informed Communications Organization Family Services Agency Parental Stress Service YWCA Tri-City Ant City Fremont State Office of Emergency Preparedness Salares Lefl Dortasi Osgood Road State Public Utilities Commission Stevenson Boulevard Pasco Padre Parkway Mowry Avenue Peralta Boulevard Gas Lax Sedieral Courtly Courthouse Paseo Padre Parkway Walnut Avenue Transportation Development Act Protter Grimmer Boulevard Pano Padre Fremont Boulevard Niles Boulevard Morey Avenue Steversen Boulevard Farwell Drive Feemoot Dateland Peralta Houlevard Jason Way Joseph Street Scene Canyon Mission Hills West Washington Boulevard Pine Street Don Driggs

Memorial Day ceremonies light up San Francisco Bay Area

The 100th Memorial Day weekend features major events in San Francisco with a veterans parade at the Presidio at 10 a.m. Monday, wreath laying for the Unknown Soldier, and Lt. Gen. Edward M. Hanagan delivering the address. Memorials span Oakland Hayward Dublin and Fremont areas with multiple cemetery services. East Bay parks host nature tours and marsh walks led by naturalists Paul Ferreira and Alice Cantelow. Park advisories warn of fire risks as drought limits camping and water use across the region.

Oakland Hayward Chapel of Memories Memorial Park Irvington Memorial Cemetery Wremont Lane Tree Cemetery Soldier's Plot Alameda Veterans Memorial Building Marwxta Lakeside Park Lake Merritt Chapel of the Climes Memorial Park East Bay Regional Park Distret Cuyole Hils Fremont Paul Ferreira Alameda Sunol Calaveras Alice Cantelow Alameda Creek California State Automotive Association Mos Lake Tahoe Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

Jet crash in Cuba kills 66 in Havana fog mishap

A Soviet IL-62 turbojet crashed near Jose Marti Airport in Havana while attempting an emergency landing in thick fog. 66 of 68 aboard died, two survivors reported. Officials said one engine was on fire as the plane hit a high tension wire and burst into flames. Authorities opened an investigation. the airport briefly closed.

New York UPI Yesterdy Havana Fernando Garcia Ministry of Foreign Relations Mesay Garcia Moscow Frankfurt Fostnn F. Pattee Friga Jose Marti Fraga Valtee Vayuna Tass Central Asia Ateast Alma Ata Kazakhstan

Asphalt spill closes Nimitz ramp near San Jose

Molten asphalt spilled from a Trails Trucking Co. tank on the eastbound Thxmen Avenue exit from the Nimitz Freeway at night. The lead tank stayed upright while the second tank toppled and burst, flooding the shoulder and drain with six inches of material. Cleanup crews arrived around 9 30 pm and began removal work as reports continued.

Fremont Thxmen Avenue Nimitz Trails Trucking Co San Jose Fatral State Department of Transportation CHP

Fat sailors miss trip with Carter

Cape Canaveral Florida five sailors were left behind from a USS Los Angeles voyage with President Carter as they failed to present a military appearance and were deemed nonessential. The Navy reassigned the men to other ships in port while Carter toured the submarine base.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPI Carter Los Angeles John Christiansen White House Centary Rex Gramum Navy Praaldant

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