Fremont survey highlights top issues for council race
Art Lampert's public opinion survey of 195 returns from 15 000 distributed on Fremont doorsteps shows strong support for stopping open space loss, fighting drug problems, and boosting industry and public transit. Voters favor a five cent tax increase for parks and development, with police protection and streets also cited as priorities.
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Fremont
Art Lampert
Thee
Lampert
Chuck Dodd
Msi
Presa
Dodd
Rome
Vin Am
Crook Cornered in Hayward as Patrol and Crook Co Advertise
In Hayward the fast developing area Crook Cornered features two new residents the California Highway Patrol and Crook Co a crane and backhoe seller. A playful sign clash has the Crook sign appearing framed by patrol branding with the quip We wuz framed.
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Whipple Road
Hayward
California Highway Patrol
Crook Co
Crook
Pilgrims Follow Crucifixion Path in Jerusalem Good Friday
Christian pilgrims from around the world streamed into Jerusalem to walk the Via Dolorosa bearing the Cross toward Calvary. The procession, led by church officials, passed nine stations of the cross to the Holy Sepulchre as Jews and Muslims observed their own holy days nearby.
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Jerusalem
UPL
Jesus Christ
Calvary Hill
Via Dolorosa
Jesus
Judaism
el Aqsa
Jamalem
Nazareth
Mspr
Joseph Kildany
United States
Great Britain
West Germany
Italy
South Africa
Japan
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Fremont crime rates diverge from national pattern
Article reports on local crime trends with quotes from Fabbri and Burke. Homicides are described as domestic, rapes as not street types, burglaries tied to growing retail and housing, and debates on legal handling. A later incident describes a liquor store robbery chased by patrons and Daly City police arresting William R. Vivian and James E. Mackenzie.
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Fabbri
Fremont
John A. Burke
Burke
FBI
San Franciso
Daly City
Terry Hanebeck
William R. Vivian
James E. Mackenzie
Man killed in Union City motorcycle crash
Union City report says Richard Baker 37 died of a skull fracture after a motorcycle wreck on Mission Boulevard near De colo Road Thursday night. He was transported to Washington Hospital where he died yesterday morning, per Alameda County coroner records.
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Union City
Qaklard
Richard Baker
Washington Hospital
Alameda County
Baker
Mission Boulevard
Decolo Road
Controversy Deepens Over Hartford Insurance Merger Memorandum
Mrs Lichtman recalls a congressman request for a European tour after Le Havre arrival and describes a memorandum linked to Hartford Fire Insurance Co mergers. She mentions questioned phrases, fraud concerns, and uncertainty over who rewrote or forged Beard’s initials amid disputed settlements and subsidiary divestitures.
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Europe
le Havre
France
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
John Mitchel
Anderson
Hal
American helicopter shot down in Central Highlands battle
U S sources report the second American helicopter in a day and the fourth in five days was shot down Friday in the Central Highlands, wounding an American. The OH6 Leath helicopter aided South Vietnamese troops repelling a North Vietnamese assault on a outpost as Hanoi appears to open a second front.
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U.S
Central Highlands
Highlands
Saigon
Tennis match to dedicate rooftop tennis courts
Fremont mayor William van Doorn and 17 year old Washington High senior Joey Myers team up to inaugurate the Parkway Towers rooftop tennis courts on Fremont Boulevard near Stevenson. They face Councilman Geoffrey Steel and Jock Pimentel, doubles players since 1956, in a 1am charity style match marking the new facility by SKS Industries.
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William van Doorn
Haan
Joey Myers
Geoffrey Steel
Jock Pimentel
Parkway Towers
Fremont Boulevard
Stevenson Boulevard
Myers
Washington High School
van Doorn
Steal
Pimentel
SKS Industries
Nixon halts rail strikes for 60 days to seek settlement
President Nixon invoked the Railway Labor Act to cool off two threats by the United Transportation Workers Union and the Sheet Metal Workers International Association. The UTU threatened to strike Penn Central Railroad, affecting 40 percent of East rail service, while the sheet metal workers aimed at a major carrier. A three member panel including Francis A. O’Neill Jr Frank J. Dugan and James J. Sherman will draft settlement terms during the 60 day period with possible emergency legislation if no agreement is reached.
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UPI
Nixon
United “‘Transportation Workers Union
Sheet ‘Metal Workers International Association
UTU
Penn Central Railroad
Salunlay
U.S
Congress
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
Fremont doctor charged with interfering by police report
Fremont police arrested Dr Aubrey D Williams 47 of Castro Valley on a charge of interfering. The incident involved a complaint from a resident about removal of the physician from a home in Fremant which had a reported break in and injuries. Officers noted a lack of ID from the nurse and the case led to bail before booking.
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Fremont
Hay
Aubrey D. Wiliams
High Wood
Castro Valley
Kerta Wala Ray
Linda Brive
Wiliam Ebery
Rayssid
Ebeshy
Escapees Suspects In Fremont Theft At Fashion Center
Three of eight escapees from San Mateo County Jail are linked to a $131 theft at the Fremont Fashion Center store on Paseo Padre Parkway. A 1-year-old clerk described a trio, with Vincent A. Smith exiting with a shoebox, W. W. Stabler and W. Marchialette leaving in a Ford LTD. A ninth escapee had been captured earlier. The burglary occurred about 4:30 p.m. and authorities released details yesterday.
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Fremont
San Mateo County
Fremont Fashion Center
Paseo Padre Parkway
Vincent A. Smith
W. W. Stabler
W. Marchialette
Ford Ltd
S Smith
Small quake rocks San Joaquin Valley town
A milk earthquake was reported Friday near Madera in the San Joaquin Valley. The Berkeley Geophysical Station said the temblor occurred at 1:14 p.m. and registered 3.5 on the Richter scale, a barely perceptible quake.
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San Joaquin Valley
Berkeley Geistrographic Station
Fremont duo injured in boat-tug collision
In San Pablo Bay a tugboat collided with an 18 foot fishing boat injuring Fremont residents Ann Gauthier, 49, seriously, and her daughter Elizabeth Silveira, 23, both transported by Coast Guard helicopters to Brookside Hospital. Gauthier suffered back and rib injuries with abrasions. Silveira had minor injuries. The accident occurred before 4:03 a.m. near Point San Pablo. the Gauthier boat was later towed to drydock for repairs.
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UPD
Fremont
San Pablo Bay
Ann Gauthier
Cabcilla Drive
Wilfred
Agvern
Point San Pablo
Elizabeth Silveira
Fresmart
Silveira
Gouthier
Luid
Kern
Coast Gud
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