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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1976

Page

1

Former student arrested in Mission San Jose High blaze

Fremont police say 28-year-old ex student Ort Allen Shipley is charged with burglary and arson after predawn fire damaged the administration building, causing about 580000 in losses. He was linked by fingerprints found at the scene and was to be arraigned Monday. Shipley, who left the district in 198? records show, lived locally and claimed to be intoxicated during the party.

Fremont Mission San Jose High School Allen Shipley Wesigng He Yaar Tony Itt Shiptey Shipley Darwin Drive San Jose

Sick-out at Fremont schools ends with return to work

Fremont school employees end a three day sickout in a move labeled good faith. Students paraded in sympathy with cafeteria bus and custodial staff, with some suspensions reported. Union leaders say a new offer from the district is expected Monday as conciliation looms and the crowd disperses.

Fremont Kennedy Hog School California Fotagangbyes Association CSEA Jimane Daryl Talken Wayne Ferguson Waders Joe Jackson Pete Gautschi SEIU Board of Education Len Mabry Jackson

Emily Harris Held in Courthouse Jail in Oakland

Emily Harris, awaiting trial for the kidnapping of Patricia Hearst, is housed in the Alameda County courthouse jail in Oakland. She was moved Wednesday from the Oakland jail at Sixth Street and Broadway to a 90-bed unit formerly an infirmary area.

Emily Harris Patricia Hearst Alameda County Oakland Harris Sixth Street Broadway Rial

Ohlone chief gets raise extension and car allowance

Ohlone College president Dr William B Richter earns a 45075 pay with a two year extension to 1981 and a 3600 car allowance replacing a district car. The board also requires Richter to furnish his own transportation within 125 miles and covers travel expenses for official duties outside that radius.

Richter State Legislative Counsel Pr. Richter Stephen Pler Womile

Men survive six days at sea living on mayonnaise

Two men, Thomas C. Anderson and W. R. Goodman, drifted six days after their trimaran capsized near Boca Raton. Rescued by a fisherman nine miles off shore, they ate a can of mayonnaise and endured exposure, dehydration, and wounds. Anderson was to be released from Cypress Community Hospital. Goodman remained hospitalized.

Pompano Beach Fla UPL Atlantic Ocean Boca Raton Thomas C. Anderson Douglasville W.R. Goodman Dallas Hal Brodie Brodie Anderson Cypress Community Hospital Goodman Key West Cay Sal Banks Bahamas Victor Weinstein Vagabonda

Survivors Rescued From Sunken Ship Carnelian In Pacific Storm

Freighters rescued 14 crew members including the captain after the Carnelian foundered in a fierce Pacific storm between Hawaii and Alaska. One dead. others unaccounted. Survivors reported in good condition aboard freighters, while Coast Guard planes and ships continued search amid 30-foot swells and heavy rain.

Honolulu UPI Carnelian Hawaii Alaska

Fremont Students Rank Above Median In State Tests

Fremont public school students scored above the statewide median in 1275-76 tests of reading spelling and mathematics while Newark and New Haven districts were below median except for second grade reading. The State Board of Education heard the results in Sacramento with charts noting grade level disparities and rankings across districts.

Fremont Newark New Haven State Board of Education Sacramento AIL South County San Leandro Sunol Glen

Radioactive device stolen near San Jose

A mining device used to measure soil minerals was stolen from a truck in San Jose. Police warned that breaking the device could release dangerous cesium-137 and americium radiation, though the owner said exposure would require prolonged contact. authorities stressed potential serious health risks if opened.

San Jose UPI

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