Blacks back at jobs after Stanford protest
At the Stanford Mexicinal Center a one day work stoppage ended with most black workers returning. A Stanford spokesman reported 7 of 107 blacks reported for duty on Tuesday and about 30 percent had shown up Monday when the protest started. The Black Advisory Committee called the action successful and urged negotiations to rehire Sam Bridges, the fired janitor, while stressing patient care must not be endangered.
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Stanford
UPL
Stanford Mexicinal Center
Sam Bridges
Stolen therapy bike returned to Fremont youth
A yellow 10 speeder used for therapy by 9 year old Frank Kiosky Jr. was stolen April 18 from Cloverleaf Bowl and later recovered. Fremont Police Officer Robert Whitt found the frame wheels and handlebars in a nearby garage. The Fremont Police Association funded repairs at Glenmoor Bike Shop, with owner Jack Lennan contributing $44. Detective Gary Anderson delivered the bike to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiosky at Pardee Court.
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Fremont
Frank Kiosky Jr
Fremont Police Association
Glenmoor Hike Shop
Glenmoor Shopping Center
Jack Lennan
Gary Anderson
Frank Kiosky
Pardee Court
High costs push city data system into limbo
Newark and Fremont cities along with Fremont Newark school districts and Ohlone College formed Forum Data System to share a computer system. Estimated annual costs of 420000 halted progress for three to five years as directors keep the plan dormant awaiting cheaper software and broader affordability.
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Newark
Richard W. Turnlund
Fremont
Fremont Unified
Fremont-Newark Community College District
Ohlone College
FDS
Forum of the Future
Turnjund
Ned Chapin
InfoSet
Palo Alto
National Cash Register Co
NCR
Optimum Systems, Inc
OSI
Turtland
Chapin
Turnl
Turnlund
Arnland
Ohlane College
Turmund
Front
Bank of America
Fremont Unified School
Tistritt
Fremont Chamber Budget to Rise About 10 Percent
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce will present a 1971 72 budget of 128 320 up from 116 224. The plan includes a rent rise to 12 50, a staff raise of five percent, group insurance up to 2 000, and dues increasing to 48 000. The county grant climbs to 13 700 and city funding remains at 32 670.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Fudenna
City Hall
Sian Laycock
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
State court backs park land law in California
The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously that city and county governments may require housing developers to dedicate land for parks and recreation as a condition of subdivision approval. Justice Stanley Mosk cited population growth and loss of open space, upholding Walnut Creek and several local ordinances while rejecting claims that dedications amount to private property seizure. The decision clarifies that cities need not compensate developers for land set aside for public use.
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California Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
California
South County
Union City
Fremont
Maynard
Newark
Walnut Creek City
Associated Home Builders of the
Greater East Bay
Walnut Creek
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