Mayor Balentine proves comeback bid in wary campaign
Balentine says he spent little on his campaign and received a check from Washington Township Industries which he plans to donate in Second Chance Inc. He ran a telephone appeal to supporters and earned 2,214 votes to Kincaid's 5,218. The council seat left open may be filled by appointment or a new election, with debate over whether the runner up should be chosen.
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Lampert Tops Fremont Incumbents In Local Election
Environmentalist Lampert led Fremont’s council race as incumbents Steel and Rhodes won re elections. Jim Otto finished fourth, a four way contest for three seats. Voter turnout was 4.3 percent, the highest since 1965, with Mission San Jose precincts strongest.
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Fremont victory shows Lampert’s campaign drive and aims
Lampert credits Fremont voters for supporting him as the defender of quality of life. Dr. Emerson, his campaign manager, notes a well organized, well financed effort with 90 to 95 small contributors. A spaghetti dinner drew about 1400 attendees, funding signs and outreach. Lampert plans to focus on planning, open space, and advisory appointments as he joins the council.
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Newark councilwoman returns to work after historic win
Shirley D. Sisk, 38, becomes Newark City Council’s first woman after edging Louis Cortez by 247 votes. She resumes purchasing agent job at Alpha Photo Products in Oakland while praising high turnout and independence as key factors. She campaigned door to door, relied on support from industries and community allies, and pledged to serve all Newark residents.
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New Haven egg throw denied at Union City school board meeting
Four Union City residents faced charges after denying egg throwing at the Heb. 24 New Haven board meeting. Ruben Uriarte Joze Jaime DeAnda Julio Montes de Oca and Dr Eleazar Levine Kaplan testified they did not throw eggs despite witnesses saying eggs flew witnessed by four individuals including trustees Harold Stockland who had eggs on his face Montes de Oca claimed he warned Stockland after a board vote on junior high construction bids Mrs Kaplan said she walked down the aisle to seek clarification of the board action during the meeting
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Trustees wrestle with code of conduct at Newark college
Trustees at Ohlone College in Newark grapple with a proposed student code of conduct. County Counsel Larry Ithe advised on legal aspects as the board reviews differences between drafts from the Alameda County Counsel’s office and a student committee. The issue has stalled for nearly two years amid student and trustee tensions, though no cases have occurred under the interim policy.
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Circus Opens at Central Park Fremont with Animals and Acts
Weather permitting a one day circus at Central Park Fremont features elephants tigers acrobats clowns and jugglers. First show at 4:00 pm with a second at 3:00 pm. Fundraiser for the Fre mont Police Association youth activities. Tickets gate $2.50 adults $1.50 children under 14. Rain plan set a rain check to April 21 if needed.
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Compromise sought to ease Dumbarton bridge fight
West Bay lawmakers reach a peace pact to merge Dumbarton bills, aim to move the western terminus and push a new span costing about 10 to 11 million? million. Environment and traffic concerns loom as Menlo Park and East Palo Alto residents demand a say and local meetings are planned to iron out terms within a year.
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