Fremont cyclists push plan for city park and ballot
Jaycees with Fremont Motorcycle Club and local cycle shops seek voter approval for a mechanical park in the industrial area to curb private property riding. Three property owners express interest. Council may enact an ordinance on permits, but critics say without a park enforcement will fail. They warn riders will ride streets and undermine police relations until a site is found.
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Trash pickup pact expires. Fremont braces for changes
East Bay Disposal faces a three-city franchise dispute in Fremont Newark and Union City while refusing collection continues. District manager Joseph Massola Jr says negotiations seek new terms with rates up as 87 percent for residents and up to 40 percent for commercial use. Chamber of Commerce backs a shorter ten year term and backyard service, sending a counter proposal to the cities as officials weigh alternatives and aim to settle by early May.
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Joseph Massola Jr
East Bay Disposal
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Union Sanitary District to keep tax rate at 26.6 cents
USD General Manager Raymond Doege will ask district directors next Monday to adopt a 1971 72 budget of 1 019 248, about a 12 per cent rise from 910 383. He cited salary and fringe benefits as about 75 per cent of the increase and noted funding could come from higher assessed valuation in the Tri City service area. A new contract with United Public Employes Local 390 is to be signed today, while USD Employees Association members await vote before the board meeting.
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Raymond Doege
Boege
Tri-City
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USD Employees Association
City expands work with new testing device
Public Works Director Larry Milnes notes the device extends manpower by enabling more work with fewer staff. Nanney says three city workers must qualify with the state for licensing, adding the machine is safe with strict radiation safety requirements. The isotopes are sealed and nearly impossible to remove, with film badges acting as added precaution.
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Public Works
Larry Milnes
Nanney
Milnes
Chicano counselor clash at Ohlone board meeting
A tense Ohlone trustees session featured a single dissenting statement by a Chicano counselor and a Brown Beret protester accusing racism. Trustee John Costello and Trustee Walter Thompson engaged in heated exchanges over agenda items and committee recommendations for the advisory group.
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Walter Thompson
Vedation Pullstealini Fai aNasea Peeterly
Capitol bombing break revealed by court hearing
Miss Bacon linked to the May Day Collective appeared in court wearing a purple knit top and brown jacket after authorities busted in. She said plans to surrender were arranged and she described fear when the door was forced, with Judge Sirica noting a $100,000 bond set by Judge Boldt in Seattle seemed fair.
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George H. Boldt
Seattle
Chicano Pride and Identity conference in Fremont
A Chicano youth conference titled The Chi cano Pride and Identity will be held today at Fremont Community Center Central Park. Initiated by La Nueva Raza of Ohlone College and co sponsored by the College, high school students will attend with release from classes and bus transportation provided.
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Ohlone
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David Nephew
Barbara Hendrickson
Familia
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
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United Latins For Justice
Ineal High Schools
Hearing on airport impact set
A fact finding hearing on the ecological impact of expanding San Jose Municipal Airport will be held by the State Environmental Quality Study Council at 10 am in Room 100 of the Santa Clara County Administration Building. The meeting is open to the public and conservation groups plan to attend to oppose expansion due to smog and noise concerns and the Bay Area report linking increased aviation to higher pollution.
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San Jose Municipal
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Santa Clara
Bay Area
Continuation of S F peace rally outlined by organizers
A peace rally described as a continuation of the San Francisco event on April 24 is planned for May 5 at Oh Lone College Washington Boulevard Palm Circle. Speakers will include Southeast Asia war veterans and draft advisers. Organizers Dennis Hughes and Oh Lone student Bettencourt emphasize a broader aim of sustaining peace rallies until all GIs leave Southeast Asia.
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Indochina
Southeast Asia
Obscene calls, junk mail, and a curious columnist asks why
In a rambling column Linne Brown laments not receiving obscene calls while others do. She speculates about lists and mailbox smut, then shifts to praise for fourth graders at Mattos School for creative pollution projects, noting imperfect but earnest student ideas and teacher Mrs. Southwell’s wistful hope for working machines.
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Ran Calera
Mra
Gay Southwell
Mattos
Nine Ohlone students enter national aviation meet in San Jose
Nine Ohlone College students join 131 colleges at the 2nd National Inter Collegiate Flying Association meet in San Jose. Events include flour-bag target, spot landings, cross country flights, flight-simulator demo, and computer calculation practice. Ohlone projects feature scale models of Hillview and San Jose Municipal Airports.
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Fremont
Ninehlone College
San Jose
National Intercollegiate Flying —Association
Ried Hillview
Jacqueline Sachen
Ohlone
Height limit petition would raise city waterfront cap
San Francisco official says a proposed measure to ban structures taller than six stories would actually increase the current height limit on the waterfront and across the city. City Attorney Thomas O'Connor issued a legal opinion outlining the measure's effects and implications.
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UPI
Thomas O'Connor
O'Connor
Reassignment Issue Sparks Debate Over District Loyalty
The board heard a renewed reassignment dispute involving a staff member and praised Mrs. Rodrigues and Glankler for their dedication. Trustees backed a proposal to raise state aid to the district while endorsing a statewide property tax rate for schools, with revenue distributed by enrollment. Associate Superintendent Tom Maloney cited Fremont Unified’s tax rate would drop $1.90 per $100 while total state aid would rise by $1211.80.
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Fremont Unified
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