Funeral Services for Steven Cooper in Modesto
The Newark family announces funeral services for Steven Cooper who died from an accidental gunshot while visiting his sister in Modesto. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bully Cooper of Newark and is survived by six brothers and sisters. Services will be at Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel 419 Seneca Drive at p.m. Saturday.
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Four burglary suspects nabbed in two Wednesda incidents
Police arrested two 20 year old men for burglary at 41 Escobar St after officers found entry via a raised window. Anonymous details show a third suspect, Jeremy R. Aguiar, and other involved individuals linked to a break in at Fred Padila home on Maerzy St. Over $1,000 in loot was reported, with a $400 console TV and two wristwatches still missing. items recovered at Aguiar’s residence.
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Malicious mischief at union city bag plant
Malicious mischief disrupted the Bemis Bay Co. plant in Union City as the International Workers Local 918 continued a 10 day strike. About 20 to 30 picketers were involved. trucks were damaged and resin spilled from railroad cars, causing an estimated loss of 400.
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Local students win welding awards and civic panel hailed
Fremont news lists Memorial High School Erickson and Mission San Jose High School Santos among students honored for welding skills at an American Welding Society event. The Newark pavilion panel conference features municipal leaders including Jemard Caly and Belva Davis moderating a regional forum with city officials and a research specialist.
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Fremont volleyball signup and awards reported
Signups for Fremont volleyball teams are open through the Fremont Recreation Department with an 11 week season, trophies, officials, equipment and organization. The first practice runs 7:30 to 9:30 p m at Kennedy High School on Seba and Blacow Road. Winners in the Ohlone College Library photography contest include Jeff Carmack for best of show hillside scene, with Sandy Glickfeld first, Charles J Henk second, Larry Thomas third, and honorable mentions Keith Anderson and Jun Matsuno, all Ohlone students in Fremont.
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Ex-Singer official hired in school site sales plan
Fremont school board votes to hire former Singer Housing Co. vice president Gamey na as a separator of the stage metachint ak pores imeta myent for later board approval. Knox will assist in selling Valpey Elementary and other sites to offset costs of reconstructing Washington High and installing security systems. The plan includes site sales, growth studies, and a district policy for subdividers to pay fees. total project cost up to 6.28 million with Knox receiving 3,000 plus processing fees.
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Slaying and warranty fraud drive GM dismissals
Wall Street Journal reports GM’s Motorgate probe led to dismissals after the January slaying of Francis Smith in a Boston river, linked to forged warranty claims worth over $12,000. Investigators questioned Gordon Butler Chevrolet in New England as part of the case.
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Attack on two girls probed in Newark incident
Newark police investigate an attack on two girls at a busy intersection at 8 15 pm after a brown Honda motorcycle followed their car for several miles. Two 20 year old men from Hayward and Union City fled on foot as the assailants rode away, with one girl treated for a scalp injury.
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Hood latch chaos halts California car contest winners
Frustration marked a regional auto competition as teams from San Granada and Averill end Campbell struggled with a missing hood latch and a loose turn signal wire. A Granada ignition fuse blew, delaying progress while judges weighed a 15 minute score impact. The top team advances to a California final and a national final in Detroit.
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Council Calls for Demise of Forum
Council members press to dissolve a local forum labeling it a waste of time. Councilman Shannar Abraha led a $2 vote to withdraw representation, making the move the fourth council member to call for ending the forum. Candid remarks cited unmet projects and perpetual talk without action.
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Trustees Walkout Triggers School Board Uproar
Trustees walkout disrupts a board meeting as members depart late over finance and policy disputes. Norra Millar and FSMA press urgency for Sacramento emergency school funding while discussions stall on salaries and facilities plans.
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Window incident triggers firing of police officer
Sacramento dispatch reports Officer Thomas Bristow, tied to arrests of two suspects, was fired amid an internal probe. The case involves Bristow allegedly pushing Angelo Campos Jr. during a traffic stop and an ensuing wind gust incident, with investigators stating errors in judgment and further disciplinary action.
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