The Argus from Fremont, California • Page 13

News capsules Fast talk averts rape attempt A 19-year-old Fremont woman, who was forced at gunpoint to undress, later talked her would-be assailant out of raping her and almost out of robbing the store where she worked, according to police reports. The at Fabntic Fabric Center, Alvarado- Mies Road, Union City, told police that a man who entered the closed store Monday afternoon on the pretext of buying something, pulled a dark handgun and forced her to undress. lie took about $73 from the cash register and about from her purse. After she convinced him to change his plans, he hurled all but (26 of the money on the floor, police. In a separate Newark incident, two armed men wearing ski masks stole an undetermined amount of cash from a safe and other items from the Louis Store at 3 Newark Sojuare, Monday.

manager Bob Rath told police that he was locked in the store's cooler in the 7 a.m. incident. Holiday crowd snarls BART OAKLAND More than 40.000 riders took a holiday excursion on the Bay Area Rapid Transit system.Mon- day, and the railway's officials had to request passen- tere to curtail their trips- Huge waiting lines along with several breakdowns gave BART officials headaches all day. "It wasn't our best day," a BART spokesman said. jTwo trains were sent to the yards on the Fremont-Rich- mood run after their automatic speed control systems broke halting service 'interruptions minutes i took place 'on the newly opened Concord line after trains picked up err signals that the tracks ahead were Fremont physician dies HAYWARD Dr.

Roy DeLaney of Fremont, a general practicner in Hayward for 24 years, died Monday. He was 48. Dr. DeLaney, of 522 Barcelona Drive, was playing golf in Livermore when he collapsed at 4 p.m., according to the coroner. He was dead on arrival at Valley Memorial Hospital.

The coroner said he had been under a doctor's caie since undergoing heart surgery four yea rs ago. He was a member of the Alameda-Contra Costa County Medical Association and practiced medicine in Hayward since 1949. Dr. DeLaney was co-owner of a medical building at 935 A where he hadhisoffice. Stiletto gets college degree FREMONT-isuzanne M.

SilkHo, 41834-Biggins Way, has been grairjuated from Iowa State University of Science and Technology. She received her bachelor rf science degree in textiles and clothing, and was gradu- a with distinction for maintaining a B-plus average. Trammel title manager FREMONT-Ted Trammel! has been appointed manager of the Fremont office of Title Insurance and 'Trust 37177 Fremont Blvd. He has beei with the firm since 1971 and was formerly in charge of the business development department in Fremont. Mrs.

Mary George has been promoted to senior escrow officer in the firm's Fremont office. She has 16 years of escrow experience. Mrs. Neida Andrade has been appointed senior escrow officer in the firm's Newark office. 36166 Newark Blvd.

She began her escrow career in 1963. Burglar killed in shootout SAN LEANDRO A burglary suspect was Ulled aad an County sheriff's deputy was wounded slightly in a early yesterday. The dead nun was identified by papers in hb wallet as Cory Gerald 30, 4274 Enoch Court, Pfeasanton. He was felled by shotgun Masts at Allied Meat Servke, 1452 ItSth San Leandro, a meat wholesale outlet where deputies went at a.m. after receiving a tip that a break-in was in progress.

Officers found a window broken and a crowbar nearby. When they entered the building, deputies said, the burglar ignored repeated omrotnds to surrender and fired shots from a Luger pistol. One of the shots struck Deputy Michael Cah- IH the arm. Cahffl was treated at Eden Hospital and dismissed. After CahiU was shot, the burglar fled the building through the front door, where he was confronted by Deputy Dale G.

Benny. Benny said the burglar fired a shot at htm, and Benny responded with four shotgun blasts, felling the suspect. Paradise was dead on arrival at FaJrmont Hospital. TTie county coroner's office has not yet made a positive identification of the body, but sheriffs deputies are fairly certain that the victni is Paradiso, who reportedly has a criminal record dating back to 1358, when he was committed to the California Youth Authority on an unspecified charge. Paradiso was also committed to the CYA 1K1 for armed robbery and was sentenced to the state prison system in October of 1966 for burglary.

He was released from San prison to January this year and was on parole. Paradise's parole officer said Paradiso WM employed as a construction laborer with Fletcher, Eagan and Paradiso Construction Co. ta Oakland, in which his uncle is a partner. Paradiso, who was unmarried, was born ia San Leandro. His mother lives in Twain Harto.

727 jetliner makes precautionary landing BOSTON lUPIl A Delia Airlines 727 jetliner with 103 persons aBoard made a successful precautionary landing on a foamed runway at Logan Airport Tuesday after the pilot reported a warning signal thai the nose gear was defective. The plane, Delia flight 230 en route from Washington to Boston, landed without incident at 7 p.m. EOT. Fire and emergency rescue equipment were lined up along runway 33 before the three- engine jet made a routine landing. There were 96 passengers and a crew of seven aboard the craft.

Temperatures Bv United Press IMtnutloMl Temperature and Mfl UMe for i 24 hour MrM it 4 p.m. PST prepared by Hie Weather Servke: Anclnrate AttMU Mcerilield Mvnarck MM CMcaw CJKiMati Cleveland Dwver Ortr.it Eureka Worth Fresno Helena Htmtan Mianapolis a a AwMkf Mljmi MHwMkce HI 1 Wl A I A Scattered showers and ihundcr- storms are expected today from the northern portion of tire Southern Plains through (lie Middle Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Tennessee Valley. A few afternoon showers and thunderstorms are like- ly over central Florida. The rest of tlw country will hare mostly fair weather. It stxnild be slightly cooler in the Northeast and wanner in (lie Northern Plains with liltle change elsewliere.

Ntw Orta Ntw York Oakland Omaha RoMes Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Red BltlYI Reno Saramento SI. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Seattle Thermal LOW PC IK 1 Cily ICfl IS its 0 a Cilv isco bara IN 74 71 17 54 71 57 wi 14 17 1M 52 It 11 71 1M 73 74 71 72 15 74 in 15 45 17 41 75 44 54 47 45 57 57 -49 53 47 47 43 (1 41 54 51 71 72 40 44 42 44 a 47 44 54 41 51 The BAR While all BART tickets look alike, one could be good for a single 30? ride, another for twenty $1 rides--it all depends on how much you paid for it. And, unlike regular bus or railroad tickets, a BART ticket can take you in any direction--it's as good going to work as it is coming home. You can use it for short rides or long rides--even round trip rides. And, it never outwears its welcome; it'll be as good a month (or a year) from now as it is the day you buy it.

and is possible because your ticket keeps its own tally of the number of rides you take and the distance travelled. but if far more convenient. Since BART tickets arc so flexible, it makes a lot of sense to one good for $5, $10 or $20 worth of rides. You avoid lining up and fumbling for change at the ticket machines and use your multi-ride ticket like a special A BART ticket works something like a checking account at the bank. You put money into it (in any amount from 30t to $20) then use it up--one ride at a time.

These figures indicate SIO was paid for the ticket and (here have been three 30t rides. The ticket is slill good for S9.IO worth of rides. pass to go straight through the fare gates and onto the platform. Buy BART tickets where you Bank. To make things even more convenient, BART lias arranged to have local banks sell tickets in $10 and $20 values.

You can pay cash or just write out a check. Banks also sell BART's special red discount tickets for senior citizens 65 and over, and children aged 12 or under. They cost $2.50 each and are good for $10.00 worth of rides. Please note: These special tickets are not available from station vending machines. With all tickets purchased at banks you'll receive a handsome embossed ticket protector.

Free. Just ask the teller. The arrow indicates which end of Hie ticket you insert in the fare gate slot. Everyone over two years old needs a ticket to get info and nut of (he If you're traveling with your family or us a member of group, each person will need a ticket. This is the magnetic slrip that (ells the exit gate where and when you enfcred the system, how many rides ynu took and how much they cost.

The gate dediicls the fare for the ride you have taken and prints (he remaining value right on the (ickcl. BAY AREA RAPID TRANSlf-- 800 MADISON STREET-OAKLAND, CA 'For BART InlVtriiKilion mil itAulierv I reiVfL.uil/l'niiiii C'in are.i ilinl ilie Liiers urea 7S3 jre.i Kicl.nioiul r.l'Cerriin i.V»B-A-K-T. l.iiljyelic/(Vneurd afeS." i i i i .1.111. in p.m..