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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1971
Page
9
Editor explains comic page changes driven by reader surveys. Little Orphan Annie replaces Flash Gordon while Sesame Street joins soon. Survey results show readers prefer Annie and other strips like Trudy, Ponytail, Woody and The Girls.
Board found the Oakland BART collision resulted from the operator driving manually after a five hour night test. No equipment failure was found and the automatic control system was not active. The driver Donald Aguilar may have dozed or misjudged the braking point. The agency will not terminate Aguilar’s employment.
Keith Orr 11 and Alvin Williams 13 from local youth clubs organize a charity garage sale. The event features numerous items and runs tomorrow and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. near the Louis Store in the Fremont Newark area.
In Burlingame the Southern Pacific commuter train bound north halted abruptly after a sudden equipment fault. Passengers, including a commuter, rushed to assist and inspect the scene as responders arrived.
Fremont police arrested 24 year old John Guerrero after a high speed chase to capture him at Hub department store where he attempted to buy Beats with a stolen credit card. He faces additional counts of using another's card and assault with a deadly weapon.
Fremont officials order a coat shooting in Central Park amid a dispute over hunting and park safety. Mines explains police will conduct the action with opposition from Fish and Wildlife over whether authorization is needed while hunters stay within limits.
Marie H Govang 85 of Fremont died Wednesday and service set at Santa Paula Catholic Church in Fremont. Survived by husband David two sons David Jr Reymond Bauchou Charles Bauchou Lee Bauchou two sisters Marie Totcheries Anta Mazellas eight grandchildren. Rosary at Roses Mortuary Fremont tonight. private funeral for Dr Jesse W Citron. funeral for John E Long of Newark today.
Newark officials moved to curb adult entertainment after a heated council session. The ordinance targets a local club accused of displaying obscene films, with city attorney and residents urging action to prevent a perceived mecca of vice. Critics say the move is aimed at a specific establishment and may face legal challenges.
The Price Commission announced a national ceiling of 2.5 percent per year on price hikes. Most firms may raise prices starting Sunday to cover costs if their net profit rate stays below the average of their two best years. The 1,300 largest firms face a 30 day wait. grocers must post freeze prices by January 1 and cannot raise before then. Some adjustments will vary, with Phase II rules detailing non retroactive increases during the freeze ending midnight Saturday.
Fremont police recovered two master keys linked to recent burglaries. One key was found in the pocket of a Bay elderly resident evacuated from the apartment after a burglary on November 9. The second key was found at the resident's home. authorities would not say where it was obtained. The keys could unlock most Weavock Iron products except those made in the past 18 months. Police said the keys were used in multiple burglaries.
The Alameda County Water District faces a looming need for a new bond issue as developers await reimbursement for oversize water mains. Directors warn that even higher rates may not cover a $3 million Irvington reservoir and broader projects, risking growth if bonds fail. Community sentiment is sought before Decembers vote.
The Fremont school board clashed over an overpayment debt owed by Trustee Join Camara to the district. President Ernest Andrews adjourned to closed session as administrators argued about amounts, retirement withholdings, and county counsel instructions. North of the dispute, discussions over Irvington High principal candidates prompted disclosure by trustee Harry Sheppard, naming Mark Genera, Frank Walsh, and Curtis Huska, and a November 17 meeting to address remaining agenda items.
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