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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1976

Page

1

Game plan failure causes cable channel mix up

Newark reports a broadcast error where a game plan went wrong and channels were misrouted. The announcer apologized to subscribers after viewers received the wrong game due to a faulty channel back method. The miscue affected KROM channel 4 and forced re-tuning to avoid blackout on channels 3 and 6.

Jack Ally Porerep Kelly San Francisco Reider KROM TelaPrompter Sacraments Salinas Gare Hensen Gacin

Weather and politics wrap and a JFK memorial canceled

Dense fog in the morning breaks to sunny afternoons with little temp change. Fremont’s yesterday high reached 78 and low 55. A new federal policy may force California to pay up to 13 million dollars yearly for Medi Cal abortions, a 500 percent increase, per a state health official. Carter signals NATO ties strength. Dallas cancels public memorial at the assassination site due to waning interest. A Oregon study questions high fiber heart disease protection. Hearst bail reduction hearing set in local charges. Ford would back a US Soviet arms treaty if favorable to Americans. Boeing expert cites Russia survival under civil defense. Carter spent 34.9 million dollars campaigning. Food stamp prices and income ceilings to stay through mid 1977.

State Department of Health

Clashes Erupt Between Pro and Anti Syrian Palestinians

Clashes erupt between pro Syrian and anti Syrian Palestinians marking the first major violence since Syrian dominated forces occupied Beirut. Four Palestinian Black September guerrillas seize the Intercontinental Hotel, killing two employees before commandos storm the building by helicopter, killing three terrorists in a four hour gun battle.

Fival Beirut Intercontinental

Fremont Delays Housing, Sets Sewage Capacity Review

Fremont politics pause nearly $100 residential units and 25 acres of commercial property as council delays due to uncertain sewer capacity. A 26 acre commercial park near Warm Springs proceeds, but growth hinges on future treatment plant output and a December planning commission report. Mayor Gene Rhodes warns against an anti growth image while bond expansion funds loom.

Mercial Park Warm Springs Art Lampert Settad Nami Rhodes Leon Tony Azevedo Fremont Sai Rodes Don Dillon City Planning Commission Sbem

Newark Woman Named Coroner’s Aide in Alameda County

Cheryl Gibbs, 31, of Newark, will be appointed November 28 as a coroner’s aide for Alameda County, one of the few women in a major California county in the role. She will assist deputy coroners at death scenes and aid pathologists during autopsies, after seven years in the office as a payroll clerk and training from senior aide Don Frost.

Mood Balen Cheryl Gibbs Newark Stein Alameda County Morgue Oakland Alameda County Charles Simmons California Gibbs Roland Prahl United Crusade Don Frost

Married victim ex husband charged again in slaying

Fremont police arrest Dale Lee Clark 27 for a second time in the murder of John Kenneth Basseri. Basseri, 27, was found dead near Lexington Reservoir in San Jose last July after Clark married Basseri’s ex-wife Charlene Clark. Clark admitted sending a telegram and impersonating Basseri to quit his job. He was arraigned in municipal court with bail set at 100 dollars and a Monday plea date scheduled.

Fremont John Kenneth Basseri Lexington Freservoir San Jose Dale Lee Clark Castro Valley Charlene Clark Clark Basseri Washington State Centerville Charlene Basser James Crew

District union talks into night over wage dispute

Fremont union negotiators and district officials spent the evening and into night engaged in marathon talks over a continuing wage dispute for non teaching staff. Details were not available at press time. The district reportedly offered a $42 per year raise prorated for part time workers and changes in medical and dental insurance contributions. A 1973 salary survey showing pay gaps for 299 workers remains a sticking point.

Fremont

Tax election delay urged in Fremont school plan

Fremont Superintendent Wayne Ferguson urged delaying the tax increase vote. He recommended moving the election from March 8 to May 31, saying the board had not yet seen the proposal. No action was reported by press time.

Fremont Wayne Ferguson Board of Education Ferguson

Jewelry theft in Hayward Union City purse grab

A purse snatcher took a bag valued at about $15,000 from Dita Maier 41 as she walked with Anthony Marques 61 toward her Union City apartment after visiting friends in Hayward. Police from both cities pursued the tall suspect who fled with a diamond ring gold pieces and a bracelet among the valuables.

Union City Dita Maier Hayward Anthony Marques Mission Blvd Ms. Maier Union City Police

Fingerprint Pattern Tied to Mitral Valve Prolapse

Dr Mark H Swartz of Mount Sinai Hospital reports at the American Heart Association meeting that arching fingerprint patterns are more common in women with mitral valve prolapse, a heart valve disorder. Study of 100 patients with the condition showed arch patterns in 16.8 percent versus 2.5 percent in controls, suggesting a possible genetic link and potential fingerprint aid for screening.

Miami Beach Fla API Mark H. Swartz Moun Sinai Hospital New York American Heart Association Swartz

BART Coach Catches Fire Delays San Francisco Rush

A Bay Area Rapid Transit District train coach caught fire yesterday, halting service from the East Bay into San Francisco. The rear car was charred with smoke and flames reported. No injuries, cause under investigation, service restored about one hour after 4 p.m. incident. Ed Joseph, nearby worker, described the smoke.

Oakland Bay Area Rapid Transit District San Francisco East Bay Ed Joseph West Oakland BART

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