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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
8
Jurors in the Franco battery case remain split after weeks of deliberation. Assistant District Attorney and defense counsel traded questions as the jury reported they could not reach a verdict. Judge Weber noted the extended deliberations as the pressurized case concluded with dismissal.
Newark planners unanimously approve Morrison townhouse development along Thornton Avenue to buffer homes from the nearby K Mart and commercial center. The projects, including a 193 acre plan and a multiuse island site with 238 apartments, await Oct. 14 city council action and Oct. 12 staff analysis.
The Mongoose McEwen Helseber and the Kim Dall Brothers are contending as Garlits leads the AA/Yvel Dragster season with 7408 points, uncatchable, Snow 13 has won five of nine sheets and is assured of the Funny Car title. Pro Stock could determine the season winner at the Fremont stop. Fremont Raceway sits at Ducham exit off Nimitz Freeway.
A guard named Michael Merrill 32 from 223m Ralston Court faces murder charges after a fatal shooting on August 31 near Whipple Road. Charles Bennett 41 died from chest wounds in a nearby incident as authorities investigated the scene.
Fremont school board shied from a proposed comprehensive agreement with the certificated employes council to discuss priorities for potential state school funds this fall. Edward Roberts urged authorization for Arthur Janswitter to negotiate, focusing on reading specialists and instructional materials while trustees debated teacher committee inspection rights and district procedures.
Pathfinder Days programs list a weekend of events including a 2 p.m. barbecue, 5 p.m. stage show, and 1 p.m. exhibits. Saturday features morning shows, a parade at 10 a.m., carnival exhibits, a golf tournament, and Western show with a 2 p.m. main stage. Sunday includes a 2 p.m. stage show and a grand drawing plus concerts and displays.
Fremont struggles with affordable housing as the number of housing units is projected to more than double from 1970 to 2000 while a growing local job market and timber supply pose constraints. The city weighs balancing housing demand, supply, and developer access amid income disparities and transportation issues.
Pathfinder extravaganza fills the weekend schedule with a mammoth parade, diverse acts, and a multi-hour lineup. The event features Mexican dances, Mariachis, a Sixth Army Band, Coast Guard units, a Wild West re-creation, and Copland music. Organizers expect up to 40 000 attendees and plan a city hall to swim lagoon route with stage shows and a horse show included.
A UPI report notes a large reward has been posted for information leading to the recovery of a mongrel dog named Tug Som. Authorities describe the missing animal as friendly and valuable to its owner.
Boitano, 71, told police yesterday that his W175 Mission Blt residence lost a yellow leather vibrator chair valued at 80 dollars and a mahogany five foot cedar chest filled with items worth 90 dollars. A check protector and a check were also reported missing.
Police were called to the Premont scene where J. Silva was found dead. Authorities consider drug involvement as a probable cause and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
A fragmented report notes Pathfinder Queen’s second choice misrouted error and mentions an extra payment of 20 ber M6 points over fam. The result places her above die in an unclear ranking. Further context and names are unreadable in the OCR.
A funeral notice lists Boma M Pine who died Tuesday and Mary E Avila who died Monday in Fremont. Requiem Masses are planned at Corpus Christi Catholic Church with times noted, and rosaries will be recited at the Fremont Mor tuary and the rosary chapel.
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