Indictment Of Police Department Continued From Page 1
City officials discuss morale, leadership, and calls for a new chief as tension rises in the patrol division. Medina urges faster action, while Driggs defends the department, citing overtime and manpower issues and denying political backstaging.
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Camraderia
Harmony
Divi
Medina
Ira
Ap Ce Spanenvial
Ug Tas
Geoffrey Steel
Driggs
Grodins of California names officials and managers
Grodins of California announces key personnel in its California operation. Arnold Michaels serves as president while Grodins opens the Fremont store led by manager George Wolford. Councilmen William Van Doorn and Donald Dillon are referenced in connection with company matters.
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Arnold Michaels
Grodins of
California
William van Doorn
George Wolford
Fremont
Donald Dillon
Surprise Plea In Sniping Case Shocks Fremont
Jose Trujillo 35 of San Francisco entered two pleas in municipal court not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity in the sniper shooting of two Southern Pacific Railroad workers in Niles District. A preliminary hearing is set for April 22 in Alameda County Superior Court. Police and prosecutors weigh mental condition and possible transfer to Judge Sabraw. The suspects were hospitalized in stable condition after the Monday attack from a market rooftop.
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Triat
Alameda County
Trujillo
M.D. ‘Sabraw
Biasotti
Southern Pacific Railroad
Niles District
Laurence BE. Fonseca
Dublin
Washington Hospital
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Rosendo Guzman
Fremont Blvd
Harkness Community Hospital
San Francisco
Taxpayers' Revolt Seen Without Regional Solutions
Finance Director argues regional governments offer better regional problem solving than state control. He cites counties and cities, schools, and 34 cities, urging comprehensive planning to prevent overlap in area-wide issues such as pollution. He reassures that regional government can coexist with open county and city governance without ending local financing.
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Hej
Alde Ment
Weinberger
Weinberg
Boy Faces Rabies Treatment After Dog Bite
A Fremont boy Raymond Spelize, 11, may need Pasteur treatment to prevent rabies unless the medium sized springer spaniel type dog is found. The dog was seen near Ravensbourne Park on Antone Hust and Everglades Parks Drive. He was bitten on the upper right arm April 7 at Timothy Rix school. treatment must begin within 14 days per police.
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Raymond Spelize
Yellowstone Park Drive
Timothy Rix School
BART Seeks Bids for 29 Escalators Across Route
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials yesterday called for bids on 29 escalators at a total estimate of 14.0 to 22.0 million dollars. The project includes design fabrication installation testing and servicing of the escalators to be installed in BART stations along the route.
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Bay Avea Rapid Transit
BART
Arcus Published by Daily Review Fremont Circulation Notice
A general circulation paper for Calla Ih and Alameda County was determined by Order No. 314854 of the Superior Court on June 21 1961. Communications should be addressed to 22 Center Square Fremont California 94536. Subscription rates listed for Joe Daily include 20 cents daily and 1 80 monthly.
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Superior Court of the
State of Calla Ih
County of
Alameda
Fremont
California
Adydra
Centar Square
Joe Dally
Center Square
Cal
Fremont Quarries' Existence Upheld In Chamber Study
In a chamber study the committee backed recognizing quarries as a public issue and planned further meetings. Speakers disputed pumping limits, water table effects, and cooperation terms with the district, stressing mutual benefit and the need to harvest gravel while considering water percolation. A Monday session will firm up recommendations for the executive committee.
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Fremont
Eaton
Boyd Gainor
Rhodes and
Jamieson
Whitfield
Carl Martineau
Chamber
Requiem Mass for Helen Martin Held in Newark Church
Helen Martin who died Thursday in Fremont will have a Requiem Mass at St Edward s Church in Newark Saturday at 10 a m. services originate from Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont. She was California born and is survived by husband Bert Martin and five sons Donald Wilbert Ernest Anthony and Frank Pine with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary is Friday at 8 p m at the mortuary.
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Fremont
St. Edward's Church
Newark
Chapel of the Palms Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Martin
California
Bert Martin
Donald Martin
Wilbert Martin
Ernest Pine
Hayward
Anthony Pine
Vallejo
Frank Pine
Mountain View
Munday cites Strategic Survey on U S decline in world power
Britain's Institute for Strategic Studies reported that the United States has lost the desire and ability to be the dominant power. The study says Russia is now the full equal and could overtake the U S in ICBMs by mid-1969, with future advantage in total nuclear weapons.
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London
UPS
United States
Britain
Institute
Munday
Russia
America
Center For
Defense and Security Research
U. S
Gisa
Nixon
Soviet Union
Johnson
Hospital Funds Feasibility Study Shapes County Plan
The resolution on the Tfs hospital funds hinges on proving economic feasibility of the contract and mutual acceptance. Bond counsel urged approval to avoid state preemption concerns while noting market risk if a key party can bail at any time. Attendees included hospital district directors Frank Amsbaugh and Timothy Stone, Marvin Haun, hospital attorney, Stone and Youngberg representatives, consultants Herman Zells and Robert Powell, Earl Strathman county administrator, Richard Moore county counsel, and Jot Hadak deputy administrator.
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Timothy Stone
Marvin Haun
Hospi
Tal
The
Stone and Youngberg
Herman Zells
Robert Powell
Earl Strathman
Richard Moore
Jot Hadak
Newark Council Votes Youth Center Funds
The Newark city council unanimously approved 8000 to rebuild and maintain the Ash Street Youth Center destroyed by fire. They directed the city manager to study best use of the funds and considered options including volunteer labor and a prefabricated building, with recommendations to be presented to the Alameda County Supervisors.
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Newark
Ash Street
Strathman
Harry Lewis
Alameda County Board
George
Kincain
Fremont Man Charged Drunk Pleads Innocent
A Fremont man Thomas James Neves of 4347 Bidwell Drive pleaded not guilty to felony drunk driving after a collision with Marvyn Porter of 178 Victoria Ave. Porter’s car was inching from a Safeway lot on Bancroft Avenue when struck. Judge Gerald P. Connill scheduled a preliminary hearing for May 2.
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San Leandro
Fremont
Thomas James Neves
Bidwell Drive
Gerald P. Connill
Neves
Marvyn Porter
Victoria Ave
Porter
Safeway
Bancroft Avent
HUD Grants Support Urban Renewal and Centers
HUD announced grants and land reservations including Oakland California receiving 3,516,122 for the Acorn Urban Renewal Project and San Mateo California getting 26,091 for the Dr Martin Luther King Jr Community Center grant increase.
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UPI
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Oakland
Calif
Acorn
San Mateo
Martin Luther King, Jr
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