Newton's Lawyer Appeals To Jury In Murder Trial
Huey P. Newton's attorney Charles Garry argued reasonable doubt after prosecutors cited a police tape as evidence. Garry attacked police bias and war injustices, while Jensen noted the radio recording as pivotal. Newton, 26, faces charges for the shooting of John Frey, 23, and wounding Herbert Heanes, 25, in Oakland.
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Qakland
UPI
Actony
Fender
Huey P. Newton
Algrney Charles Garry
Newton
Garry
Jensen
America
Oakland
Black Panther Party
John Frey
Huey Newton
Frey
Herbert Heanes
Heanes
Vingelf
Fireworks Ban Debated By Board Amid Safety Push
Fire officials press a year long fireworks ban to curb injuries urging stricter enforcement by the fire marshal. They stress bans should not affect professional displays at county fairs or July 4 events while awaiting manufacturer and retailer responses.
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Jswaenez
National Society For the Prevention of
National Safety Council
Eastbay
Alameda County Leaders Seek Trial Police Cost Accounting
Alameda County supervisors pressed for a full accounting of extra expenses to fund security for the Huey P. Newton trial and Berkeley demonstrations. Assistant county administrator William Davis was tasked with compiling cost data after Chairman Robert E. Hannon raised the issue. Hannon also sought the district attorney’s review of whether Berkeley disturbances stemmed from a national conspiracy as charged by Gov. Reagan. County Counsel Richard Moore said the district attorney would be contacted.
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Alameda
Faye
Huey P. Newton
Berkeley
William Davis
Robert E. Hannon
Hannon
Donald Reagan
Richard Moore
Obituary: Joseph Stetsky Former Imperial Army Officer
Joseph Stetsky 78 a former officer in the Russian Imperial Army who lived in Fremont for 20 years died yesterday in Washington Hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Holy Ghost Catholic Church Fremont after a 8:30 a.m. mortuary service at Fremont Memorial Chapel. The rosary is today at the mortuary. A native of Poland he graduated from St Xaviers College in Shanghai. Survived by daughter Roma Lacy of a cemant and son Victor Stetsky of Hayward plus five grandchildren. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital
Joseph Stetsky
Holy Ghost Catholc Church
Frelmont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Frelmont
Stetsky
Ropu
Poland
St. Xaviers College
Shanghi
China
Roma Lacy
Victor Stetsky
Hayward
Holy Sepulehre
Court paper shows general circulation order Alameda County
A dated notice from the Superior Court of California Alameda County cites an order number and June 21, referencing the Bureau of Ble communications and a mailer named Beran Gissa. The fragmentary text mentions subscription rates and a Fremont California address at 122 Center Square.
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Cireidauion
Noe Strosk
Nate
California
Alameda
Beran GiSsa
Congress
Center
Hospital Meet Set at Washington Township Board Room
The Washington Township hospital board will meet tonight in the hospital board room at 2100 Mowrys Ave Frenioe. Administrator Robert Taylor says after passing necessary resolutions for the bond issue and director elections the session will be largely routine with reports from finance building information and education committees and updates from the women's service league medical staff administrator and the district's balance.
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Washington Township
Tonigher
Fout
Mowrys Ave
Frenioe
Robert Taylor
Women’s Service League
Ip‘Balecunsa
Delayed Police Building Budget Cuts Spark Negotiations
City council wrestles with rising costs for a new police facility as bids exceed estimates due to material prices. Architects warn redesigns would add eight to ten months, while the awarded contractor waits for revenue solutions and final approval. Boundary study in Seven Hills proceeds with a 5000 grant to resolve cross-city planning issues. A power line easement dispute allows a service station at Mission Boulevard and Driscall Road. Street improvements at Games Park proceed funded by Brad-Riggs cash grant in lieu of park land.
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McAnwille
Roger Era
City Apreed Toy
Bakhari! Construction Co
Bub
Don Dillon
Don Driggs
Council
Seven Hills
Windsor Land Co
Niles Hills
Mission Boulevard
Driscall Road
Pg&e Power
Ralph Coehle
iCochla
Planning Commission
Games Park
iBrad-Rigk Construction Co
Blacie Files For Board Post in Santa Clara Seat
Blacie announces run for the board seat, following a note that he would seek office. Incumbent Eugene Cowell, 41, a Fremont accountant, also files for re-election. Allen Fisher, 33, Eden Homes executive, Hayward, joins as fourth candidate. Fisher denies plans to run against Cowell. Blacie had said a “Whicd” man would run to oppose him.
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University of Santa Clara
Eugene Cowell
Fremont
Allen Fisher
Eden Homes, Inc
Hayward
Cchain
Fisher
Cowell
Blawie
Tall Lean 'Addams Family' Star To Lead Newark Parade
Ted Cassidy 6 ft 7 in actor from Pittsburgh will head Newark Days parade on Saturday September 14 and attend the dignitaries luncheon. He will star in NBCs The New Adventures of Huck Finn as Injun Joe and has credits in Lost in Space Star Trek The Beverly Hillbillies and more. Cassidy studied drama at Wesleyan West Virginia and Stetson University and has worked as a radio announcer sportscaster and production manager.
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Ted Cassidy
Giant
Lareh
Butler
Prandmaster
Newark Days
Cassidy
Huck Finn
Injun Joe
Pittsburgh
Wesleyan College
W. Va
Stetson University
Deland
Fla
Hollywood
Hanna-Barbera
NBC
Mackenna
Band Battle Entries Due at Newark Days Event
Entries are now being accepted for the Newark Days Battle of the Bands contest set Friday from 7 p.m. to midnight at Newark High School on Lafayette Avenue. All bands must enter at Public Sterol Lettershop in Fremont before 5 p.m. Friday. Awards will be given in two divisions junior and senior. Groups must provide their own equipment. Last year's winner Matadors of Fremont will perform as a non competing intermission act.
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Newark Eligh School
Lafayette Ave
Peralta Blvd
Fremont
Peggy Hahn
Matadors
Valley Heist Strikes Fremont Housing Site
Seven sets of Valley construction forms valued at 300 dollars were stolen from a Fremont east end site on a Friday night. Vandalism included tires slashed on compressors and a portable saw. Police have suspended the case. A separate burglary at 31237 Chiltern Drive listed watches, cloth, clothing, and jewelry worth 492 dollars. Another Fremont burglary at 42012 Mission Blvd. involved a portable TV, two radios, and a 43 caliber Smith and Wesson pistol with losses of 245 dollars.
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Gable Drive
William Baxter
White Construction Co
Chiltern Drive
Fremont
Charles Gram
Max G. Peterson
Mission Blvd
Tug o War Renewal Sparks Intercity Tug of War Dispute
Fremont and Newark staffs clash over renewal terms for a tug of war a year after tension. Newark Recreation director Mel Nunes seeks amateur rules and neutral grounds while Fremont city staff insist on discussing terms only on neutral soil and deny concessions.
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Mandle
Nimitz
Fremont
Newark
Tojpuller
Fremonters
Mel Nunes
Fremont City
Don Driges
Nunes
Pathfinders
Nunts
Husky
Omr
Fremont High Waits Freshmen With Welcome Days
Fremont high schools plan get acquainted days for freshmen and new students this week. Irvington Kennedy and Washington will host Friday with Mission San Jose today. Intro programs start at Washington 1 p.m. Irvington 12 45 p.m. Kennedy 1 40 p.m. Mission 10 a.m. No pre registration before school.
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Fremont
Irvington
Kennedy
Washington
Mission San Jose
Mission
Thirteen Area Measures Face Voters in Ballot
A county wide slate of thirteen measures was consolidated by the board of supervisors for the general election. Measures A and B propose county charter changes removing appointed positions. Other measures cover school district annexations, bond issues, and a revised Oakland charter with district councilors and salary changes.
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Board of Supervisors
Agate
New Haven
South County
Castro Valley
Alameda
Board of Education
Albany
Washington Township Hospital Board
Oakland
Blackout Sparks Two Hub Blazes
A daytime power failure sparked fires in two Hub stores Pausons and Goldmans and at Washington High School causing about 100 businesses and 550 homes to lose power. PG E officials cited a 12000 volt jumper cable failure at Fremont Boulevard and Thornton Avenue with a low voltage shutdown and overheated motors and boilers triggering the blazes. The high school damage was minor at about 40 dollars and a guard mechanism to cut power was discussed under public utilities rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Hub
Washington High School
Pg&e
Fremont Boulevard
Thornton Avenue
Centerville
Pausons
Goldmans
Agines
California Public Utilities Commission
Parks Board to Discuss Police Harassment Claim
Fremont Recreation Commission meets tonight to address alleged police harassment of youths at Irvington Community Park. Police chief Clinton Wright and Irvington High principal Clyde Voorhees invited as two commissioners with prior witnesses plan to review park use, vandalism, and dope traffic claims.
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Irvington
Fremont Recreation Commission
Clinton Wright
Irvington High School
Clyde Voorhees
Niles
Commisoner
Jan Cobble
Oric Wise
Commission
Ind Wise
Mra. Cobble
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She Lines
Arcus
Pally Maylow
Jock Moorhead
Kigr
Pete Sepys
Batty
Sundar Ei
Buresu Circulation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lee F. O'Brien
Humphrey
Leite Waverly, Mint
Freage
Dillon
Tug O’ War Renewal
Parks Board
Apucl
Capwell’s
Boy Scouts of America
Weinbrenner
Copwell
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