Alameda Supervisors weigh regulating massage parlors as fronts for bordellos
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors heard complaints about massage parlors described as fronts for bordellos and planned to decide on regulation by ordinance or licensing on January 2. Board chair Robert F. Haron urged action after residents cited erotic advertising and nearby establishments in Ashland and San Lorenzo. Eunice Barth of Ashland cited multiple local parlors and specific addresses, mentioning the PG&Y operations at 418 Fallise Blvd and 17777 Meekland Ave plus The Meflection at 18565 Mission Blvd, noting other sites in Fremont Say Ramon and San Mateo.
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Murder suspect arraigned in Fremont municipal court
Fremont Weldon Meade Kennedy, 23, was arraigned on a single murder charge in municipal court. The proceedings were held behind closed doors amid threats to Kennedy’s life. Kennedy is accused in the July 2 killing of 14 year old Vicky Lynn Tse Tin. her body was found under Kennedy’s Union City residence. He has prior prison time for attacks on youths and was transported here yesterday. Kennedy is being held in Fremont jail pending a grand jury hearing. a public defender was appointed and next steps depend on the grand jury indictment.
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Heater blamed for house fire in Alamo residence
Fire officials identify a small portable heater in an upstairs bedroom as the probable cause of a Saturday morning blaze that destroyed the Alamo home of Jacus Lee Schiff. Investigators ruled out arson. a pillow reportedly ignited when it touched the heater. The fire at 1360 Las Tramipas Road required four engines and about an hour to control, amid ongoing inquiries into the residence and a prior related death of an 11 year old boy.
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Fire damages new home on Becord Court Pleasanton
A fire damaged a newly built residence on Becord Court in Pleasanton, causing about 15000 in damage before firefighters brought it under control within minutes. The call came in at 8 16 pm and a sequence of explosions from a 2 tank, part of construction equipment, shattered windows and moved walls, spreading flames through the structure.
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Four arrested for burglary in Fremont and Newark
Police reported four arrests on burglary charges in Fremont and Newark. A Fremont home was robbed of 2200 in cash and Christmas gifts. Two Thornton Junior High School students, aged 12 and 13, were charged with three Fremont burglaries including a home of Claude R. Leeds and a later Fremont break in at James In erhickler. A Fremont youth, 1 year old, was charged with three burglaries committed as a juvenile, including the November 27 break in at Dolores M. Hovey’s home. In Newark, Gilbert B. Lovato, 9, was arrested on a burglary warrant residing at 7183 Calais Place. Patricia C. Helton’s home was broken into with 2809 in cash and items missing. Total value about 2851.95.
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Young gunman shoots twins in Bakersfield cafe
In Bakersfield, Vickie, Scott, Mi, and Ricky Cash were wounded Tuesday afternoon after an argument at Jones Cafe in Pumpkin Center. Langley, 18, was later charged with multiple counts of alleged murder as he fled to his home. Victims listed include Vickie and Langley as suspects remain under investigation.
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Kissinger Thieu discuss Paris peace talks and truce plan
Kissinger and Thieu held a four hour forty minute session in Paris amid questions over ceasefire terms and supervisory roles. The discussions touched on coastline control, authority limits, and the four nation supervisory force to monitor settlements. Thieu’s subsequent Nashua speech sought to position South Vietnam for the forthcoming agreement while signaling readiness to accept a broader peace framework.
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Furnace woes threaten Fremont homes and safety
In Fremont and nearby, furnace failures loom as a dangerous trend. The Spencers recall gas-backed fires blamed on oversized furnaces installed by Fraser Johnston Co. Authorities argue about responsibility as duct systems and building codes collide with contractor practices. A replacement heat exchanger costs about 55 dollars, amplifying family strain.
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Bakers union strike leaves several bakeries idle across region
About 700 workers from 19 Teamster locals along the Oregon border, including Bakersfield, stayed off the job as union members picketed Continental and related plants. Despite a tentative last weekend, many bakeries remained closed from Sacramento to Fresno in a sympathy lockout tied to IT Continental operations in Oakland San Francisco and Sacramento.
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Snow falls on South County continues on page seven
A Livermore boy, six year old Phillip Hinton of 18 Turquoise Way, was injured when the car his mother drove skidded on Stanley Boulevard last evening. He is reported in satisfactory condition at Valley Memorial Hospitals. Pacific Gas and Electric reports normal service to residential customers with possible temporary curtailments for some large industries on interruptible contracts.
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Truman Holds His Own as Heart Readings Rise
In Kansas City UPI reports former President Harry S Truman’s heart strengthened today as his temperature rose to 101 and pulse quickened. Doctors said his condition is fairly strong and he was responsive to verbal stimuli but did not talk during the night. The hospital spokesman noted he had a quiet night while weather in the region worsened with ice storms and Midwest snow.
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Pope says modern life empties without religion
Pope Paul VI warned that modern life excludes religion, leaving emptiness and nihilism. He urged the Christmas season to focus on God, lamenting indifference, doubt, and hostility toward faith. He cautioned humanism makes man seem enough on his own and deepens existential despair.
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Astronauts plan last moon walk during brief survey
Cernan and Schmitt photograph and sample a new lunar crust region as Evans orbits in the America. They report possible volcanic activity evidence and note a rare mineral in minute quantities while repairing a torn electric fender aboard their mission craft.
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Growth limits spark debate on Fronont future
City officials and residents clash over open space, financing, and population projections for Fronont. Lampert defends open space claims while others warn growth pressures will erode openness. Pimentel cites cost of living and limited property tax increases as constraints. Builders rally with United Labor Committee to protest perceived policy pressures.
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Trustees discuss secret sales and board access concerns
Trustees debate sales criteria and asset exchanges in secret sessions at district offices. Activist Al Redd accuses workshops of violating the Brown Act while district Supt. Bolt deflects on public disclosure. Plans include selling school sites, rebuilding Washington High, and relocating or remodeling facilities amid cost estimates and staff pay questions.
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