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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1971

Page

7

Newark Court Upholds Dedication Law For Public Improvements

City officials hailed a court ruling upholding a dedication ordinance that requires developers to fund street and public improvements. City Manager Turnlund called it a landmark decision reinforcing the theory that development must bear the costs, with Snow expected to appeal within 40 days. The case affected Cooper Trucking Co and a Catholic Diocese project, highlighting disputes over required improvements.

Newark Cty Richard W. Turnlund Snow Cooper Trucking Co Cooper Casper

Kosygin Pushes Five Year Plan and Industrial Priorities

Kosygin proclaims the five year plan aims to raise citizens material and cultural levels while stressing heavy industry as the economic foundation. He notes a massive investment, with about 70 percent allocated to heavy industry and 30 percent to consumer goods, as the nation seeks a communist society.

Kosygin

BART Chief Threatens Action Over Car Delays

BART director William C. Blake lashed out at delays in delivering subway cars saying he will drag people through the mud and does not care who. Rohr Corp of Chula Vista, building prototype cars, says earthquake damage to its brakes supplier caused the holdup.

San — Francisco UPI BART Wiliam C. Blake Rohr Corporation of Chula Vista

Chamber Moves to Free Quarters in Fadenna Building

The chamber will occupy new quarters in the Fadenna Building off Paseo Padre Parkway across from city hall with partitions provided free. Savings from the move will go toward carpets and draperies. The relocation with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is expected by end of April.

Fadenna Paseo Padre Parkway City Hall Pacific Gas and Electric Co

President Nixon endorses nonjudicial review in Calley case

White House aides described the move as adding a non judicial review stage before any sentence. The action, while not commenting on merits, was seen as signaling sympathy for Lt Calley and could affect future reviews by higher officers. Daniel declined comment from Ft. Benning.

Lt. Calley White House John Ehrlichman Nixon Ehrlichman Calley Daniel WPI Ft. Benning

County Supervisors Cut Corners on Mental Health Budget

County supervisors vote to trim programs at private child care centers to offset a 415,403 deficit in the mental health budget. They approve cuts to Herrick Hospital beds and psychiatrist hours while seeking an $284,000 state recovery and suing the state for premature deductions. Delays could push relief beyond next year’s budget.

Robert E. Hannon Fred Finch Lincoln Hannon James C. Malcolm Health Care Services Agency Malcolm Herrick Hospi Tal Richard Moore Moore

Obituary for Ro molo Quintana of Newark and Hayward

Funeral services for Ro molo Quintana who died yesterday in Hayward will be held at 3 20am tomorrow at Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary 3700 Newark Blvd thence to St Edward's Church for a Requiem Mass at 9 am Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward A rosary is at 7 tonight at the mortuary He was a native of New Mexico and a Washington Township resident for 2 years He was husband of Estella Quintana of Newark and father of Mrs Molly Olivas of Hayward and Ben and Bob Quintana Mrs Dora Ramirez and Mrs Josie Salis all of Newark

Romolo Quintana Hayward Newark Memorial Chapel Newark Blvd St. Edward's Church Holy Sepulchre New Mexico Washington Township Estella Quintana Newark Molly, Olivas Ben Bob Quintana Dora Ramirez Josie Salis

Quarry pit tour slated clashes over water pumping

Judge Cook urged plaintiffs not to seek snap judgments as John Rogers, attorney for the water district, pressed for early ruling on an injunction to halt quarry pumping into the Bay. The judge said liability questions require thorough study before a decision.

Cook John Rogers Water District

Homosexual Group to Hold Services in City Church

In San Francisco the St. Valentines Church for Lovers, a group of 15 homosexual members, was allowed a second Easter Sunday service under the First Unitarian Church after the church board voted 9 to 1 to oust the newly formed congregation.

San Francisco UPI St. Valentines First Unitarion Church

Newark planners hear concerns over townhouse fence plan

Newark planning commissioners discussed fencing for the Boise Cascade townhouse project at Newark Boulevard and Jarvis Avenue near Rosemont. Residents urged adequate privacy fencing, with proposed six foot fence options and a potential redwood versus vinyl covered chain link, plus other project conditions including underground utilities and traffic signal funding.

Newark Boise Cascade Company Newark Boulevard Jarvis Avenue Rosemont Blackburn Drive Darwin Buffington Blackburn Shaney Abraham Public Works Anthony L. Nelson Nelson

Newark Chamber Eyes $30125 Budget For 1971 72

A proposed 30125 dollar budget for 1971 72 will be presented to Newark chamber directors. The plan shows revenue shifts from county and city funds with a goal to ease tax dollar reliance. Major increases happen in industrial commercial development and community promotion with absent itemized salary details. The meeting starts at noon with a luncheon at Silver Pines Country Club.

Newark Chamber of Commerce Silver Pines Country Club Jarvis Ave

Absentee Ballots Due by April 19 in County Elections

Voters in the April 2% school election must have absentee ballots received by the county clerk by April 19. Written request forms are due by April 18, must include address, reason for absence, ballot mailing address, and the voter's signature or mark witnessed by two persons. Ballots can be cast in the county clerk's office 8:30 am to 5 pm through April 19. The notice lists candidates for several trustee areas and notes Fremont Newark Community College District races. The City of Fremont seeks voter approval for a $2.25 million land purchase for a 4 acre Central Park extension. Further info at 792 SH.

Pam Betty Tomlin Fremont Alviso Donald Chrankler Gloria B. Carr Nilesi Harry R. Sheppard John J. Grimes Centerville Mary G. Rodrigues Herbert L. Riley Jr John R. Camaradi Alice O. Cline Newark Elwood A Woody" Ballard Anne Graf Lewie L. Roche A. Berkowitz Adelbert Deb” Richter Robert BE. True Frank E. Zielke New Haven Alvarado John L. Samarrow E. Frank Belden J. R Central Park

Deadline Approaches for 750 Homeowner Tax Exemption Oakland

Property owners must file for the $750 homeowner exemption by 5 p.m. April 15 with the county assessor. Forms were mailed. contact the assessor if not received. To qualify for 1971-72, occupy the property on March 1, 1971, and own a single family home or duplex or certain listed dwellings.

Oakland Department of Motor Vehicles

Fremont Chamber budget review signals near stable annual funding

Fremont Chamber of Commerce Budget and Finance Committee reviews next year’s budget with little expected increase from $117,700. New quarters raise costs by about $5,500 while salaries may rise. offset by higher membership revenue of $3,300 from new members and a potential $4,700 lift in county grants to $19,700. The chamber plans no extra city funds beyond $32,000.

Fremont Fremont Chamber of Commerce Stan Laycock Chamber City Hall SKS Walter Bailey County Board of Supervisors Chambers of Commerce Laycock

Man to Plead on Assault Charge in Fremont Court

A 2 year old Fremont man Salome DeLeon Jr. is due to plead to assault with intent to murder after surrendering Monday night. He allegedly stabbed Joseph Guzman 18 of Union City at a Newark Pavilion dance just after midnight Sunday. Additionally Mortis Singer 45 faces two counts of writing checks on a closed account. He was extradited from Manchester New Hampshire and booked in Fremont on a $15000 bail.

Fremont Salome DeLeon Jr Glenwood St Joseph C. Guzman Fourth St. Union City Newark Pavilion Mortis B. Singer Singer Factory-o-You Mattress Co Manchester

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