Tiny Baby Named Jeffrey Reunites With New Family
In a Presidio setting a baby born abroad is named Jeffrey after a long uncertain wait. The family, including Gatley and Kimmi, finally meets the infant amid a tense night of calls from Travis Air Force Base and a veiled hope of reunion.
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le Huu Tu
Jeffery Talley
Newari
Joelea
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Saigon
Richard Alley
Gattey
Jeffrey
Kimmi
Travis’ Air Force Base
Og Nedrey
Gate
Work & Tool Rom
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Trustees Refuse to Pay Oral Lease Interest Claim
Alameda-Titus deal trustee votes to refer the disputed $4,900 interest payments on a Kenedy High portable building lease to staff for legal advice. Sources say a rift exists between Titus and Alameda, with no direct link proven to Titus and the other companies.
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Alameda
Thius Sai
Saree Goldwin
Benya
Fremont District Sees Possible $1 Million Gap Covered By Revenue
Fremont school district finance director Brooks predicts a $1 million deficit over the official budget of $38.92 million, but he expects unanticipated revenue of about $1 million or more from federal sources to cover the gap. Former finance director Harold Alameda blamed for the shortfall alleges bankruptcy risk, while the board weighs using extra funds for payroll or program cuts after a May or June hearing.
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Uetistics
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Heal Rupa
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Sao
Brooks Sdt
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Ohlone College Board Trustees swap presidents amid resignations
Ohlone College Board of Trustees shuffled leadership in a single meeting after swearing in Raymond Snow. Incumbent President Ken Foster was iced, with Vice President Joe McCord moving to a new role before announcing his immediate resignation to attend an Indianapolis Army course. Abraham Hochler became president pro tempore as the session closed amid emotional farewells.
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Ken Foster
Joe McCord
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Indianapolis
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Dent
Abraham Hochler
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Weather Summary for Fremont and Nearby Area
Forecast trends show mostly sunny conditions with variable cloudiness through tomorrow. Temperatures remain steady with lows in the upper sixties and highs in the lower seventies. Yesterday Fremont reached 32 degrees with a light breeze.
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Fremont
Ford asks 1 billion Viet aid and troops in evacuation
President Ford urged Congress to approve nearly 1 billion dollars for South Vietnam and authorize U.S. troop deployment to evacuate Americans and up to 290,000 Vietnamese. He also sought aid for Cambodia, warning that Cambodia’s fate would be decided within days. Congressional leaders weighed the request amid mixed views.
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Saigon
Cambodia
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Heuer Pi
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McClellan
D-Ari
Senate
Hassely
Vietnam
Frederick C. Weyand
Land owners notified to clear weeds and school walkway news
City council warns land owners to clear weed choked lots or the city will do the work and bill them. In May 1974 residents protested a proposal to close a pedestrian walkway to J Graham Elementary, arguing it endangered children. Bus service will shift to shorter headways on Saturdays.
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Montcalm Avenue
J. Graham
Christine Street
Lalayrile Avenue
Canxit
Satunda
BART Rejects Parking Lot Expansions at Two Stations
The Bay Area Rapid Transit board refused to approve a plan to add 709 parking stalls at Fremont and South Hayward stations. Directors urged riders to use transit or carpools instead, calling the proposal a taxpayer burden and a misaligned policy shift.
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Fremont
South Hayward
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Chieu Chang
Lawrence Daher
Hele
Eters Bee Atsengi Committee
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