Franco's housing moratorium draws cool response from council
Union City Mayor Henry Franco proposed a 60 to 90 day moratorium on low income housing to reassess policy. The council, citing mixed interest, voted 3 to 0 to send the plan to staff after debate over need, existing commitments, and ensuring city residents benefit. abstentions by Alvelais and Williams mark the session.
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Franco
Union City
Henry Franco
Congress
Irving Williams
South County
Don Miller
Manuel Garcia
Franca
Alvelais
Williams
Wind saves Soyuz 10 from lake crash in USSR tale
So y u z 10 landed near a shallow lake after a last minute wind push. Recovery divers prepared with aqualungs as the craft parachuted toward shore. The mission docked with Salute for 5 hours 30 minutes before continuing in orbit.
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Moscow
UPI
Soyuz 10
Communist Youth League
Komssomolskaya Pravda
Soviet Union
Soyuz
Soviet Central Asia
Salute Orbital Station
Kremlin
Salute
Salute Orbital Research Station
Kremilin
Speech on Shopping Hints Headlined by California Consumer Leader
Sylvia Siegel executive secretary of the Association of California Consumers speaks at 1 p.m. on shopping hints product analysis and consumer protection. Event hosted by TriCity Ecology Action at Mrs. R Kent Shores 41367 Apricot Lane. Public invited with contact numbers for details. Friday banquet at Mission San Jose Elementary School begins 6 p.m. dinner is $2.50 per family Raider films by Hen Davidson planned.
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Fremont
Sylvia Siegel
Association of California Consumers
TriCity Ecology Action
R. Kent Shores
Apricot Lane
Theodore P. Findley
Shores
Mission San Jose Elementary
Hen Davidson
Angela Davis hearing delayed after tense court session
In San Rafael Judge Alan Lindsay postponed the Angela Davis murder kidnapping and conspiracy case again after a stormy session. Davis and Magee faced protests over court conduct while Attorneys pursue disqualification appeals and bail challenges. Magee yelled at the court accusing officials of a show with his life as he remained shackled to his chair.
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San Rafael
UPI
Alan A. Lindsay
Angela Davis
Lindsay
Miss Davis
Ruchell Magee
California Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
UCLA
Magee
Marin County
Howard Moore Jr
Moore
Robert Carrew
Robert Bell
Albert Harris Jr
Assemblyman Receives Wig Over Camera Glare
Sacramento Assembly members presented Robert Wood with a brown wig to curb glare from his bald head during TV coverage. The joke was shared by Eugene Chapple and Don MacGilivray, but news photographers were barred from the floor, so no pictures could capture the moment.
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Sacramento
Greenfield
Eugene Chapple
Cool
W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Assembly
Fremont board to discuss state property tax plan
Fremont trustees will consider endorsing a state bill to set a 3.75 per 100 tax rate and distribute revenue by district enrollment to equalize funding. The plan would cut Fremont’s operating tax by 1.30 and boost state aid by 1,111,083, addressing wealth disparities with districts like Emeryville.
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Fremont
Tom Maloney
Kindergarten Sign-Ups Begin in Newark Schools
Kindergarten registration in Newark Unified School District starts Monday. Parents may register children at the nearest elementary from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on school days. To enter kindergarten in the fall child must be born on or before December 2, 1966 with proof of age such as birth or baptismal record. Further information available from individual schools.
Fremont Receives State Vehicle License Fee Advance
Fremont collected 514,928 as its share of 153,275.20 distributed to cities and counties as a partial advance of state vehicle license fees per state controller Houston J. FlourNoy. Newark got 138,614 and Union City 75,165. This totals 75 percent of the six month fees expected through May 31 with the remainder due in June.
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Sacramento
Fremont
Houston J. Flournoy
Newark
Union City
Unclear historical notice near Fremont address
Fragmentary newspaper notice references a date March 1 1897 and a subscription rate, with incomplete lines about communications to a center square address in Fremont California. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or action is extractable beyond the dated notice and mailing details.
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Ad- Grek
Center Square
Fremont
California
Aussfeuletion
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Leo Alvelais
Puff
Lake
Angela
Emeryville
Maloney
Fremont Unified
Thomas D. Wood
California Elementary School Administrators Association
Fremont School Administrators Association
Centerville High School
Philip Brazil
Fremont Blvd
Newark Unified School District
Tae Arave
The
Dairy Review
Vioyd
Sparks
Genes Y
Saas
Irie Syuney
Alameda
TATE
Mall
Ohlone College Community Services Department
Joel Hedgpeth
Marine Science Center
Oregon State University
Remy Vali
Oceanic Society
Ohlone College
Hayward
Mowrt
Southland
Fremont Plaza Shopping Center
UDO Faire Shopping
E.oakland
Foothill Square
Jor Drug and Discount Stores
Ocean City
Montague 2 Pc
Tru Temper
Thrifty Ofone
Zebco
Josh
Berkley
Commodore Mono
Montague
South Bend
Zebec
Wee! Berkley
Trylon
Trylen Salman
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Twhiler
Decor
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