Swimming program aids handicapped children at Ohlone College
Fremont report details a summer program where children and adults with disabilities learn to swim for vital exercise. Since starting June 23, adults benefited and children showed notable gains, with a three year old cerebral palsy patient gaining leg separation and a spinal bifida girl finding independent activity.
Welfare reform moves through California Senate
The California Senate sent the welfare reform bill to the Health and Welfare Committee for approval, with Sen. Anthony C. Beilenson as author. A companion Medi Cal reform measure also advances and must return to the Assembly for concurrence. Fiscal experts project annual savings of about 350 to 400 million across federal, state, and county levels.
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Apollo mission uncovers new rock type on moon
SPACE CENTER Houston reports scientists excited by a new rock type found by Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irvin. They point to Genesis rock evidence of ancient lunar formation and expect more details at a Thursday news conference.
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Old Fremont college site eyed for park and townhouses
Fremont planners hear Meekland Construction concept to build 54 townhouses on the former Washington College of Science and Industry site. The plan would dedicate more than 5 acres for a historical park and push potential restoration of the derelict college buildings, with future restoration years away.
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Fremont police promotions spark council delay and debate
Promoting three new sergeants in Fremont faces council delay until Sept 14 after review of management plans. Existing eligibility lists expire soon, possibly triggering a new exam. Critics question fairness, staffing impact, and the fit of civilian replacements versus sworn officers.
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Newark weighs animal control shift to county system
Newark city council meets at 7 30 p m to consider replacing the Alameda County joint powers animal control with a county service area plan. City Manager Richard Tartland argues it would cut costs, shift taxes to county level, and reduce the current annual city burden of about 18 000 to roughly 9 000, offset by dog license revenue. Turlund warns of possible higher county charges and loss of local control as the move affects inclusion of unincorporated areas and city tax allocations. The council also notes Newark Chamber of Commerce ties and a forthcoming parade on Thornton Avenue.
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Medi Cal reform passes facing local tax hikes
Medi Cal reform clears the legislature drawing county levy concerns as supervisors warn future contributions may rise. Proponents cite a state funding guarantee up to 242 million for cysts while critics fear growing obligations and public cuts in services during shortages.
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Minibike Safety Warning To Parents Nationwide
Traffic authorities warn parents that minibikes pose serious injury or death risks to children on streets and sidewalks. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says over 1.5 million minibikes will be in operation this year, mostly ridden by ages 5 to 14, and urges off street supervised riding only. The agency notes minibikes’ poor handling, small size, lack of headlights, and licenses issues, and cautions home and family auto policies likely offer no coverage for unlicensed riders.
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City volunteers wary of CDC power shift and bylaws
City officials discuss changes to the CDC program with volunteers and council members voicing concerns. Turnlund points to Newark staff history and questions whether proposed bylaws would bar volunteers from the board while proposing youth houses and a reinforced drug education curriculum. The city funds housing and utilities for CDC offices, prompting debate over roles and funding in a segregated agency.
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Fremont area obituaries recount several deaths
Requiem Mass for Florence Nelace 09 who died in a Fremont hospital will be held at Holy Spirit Church. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward. Funeral director Fre tmont Chapel of the Roses. Also services for Brian Paul Dishman 13 who drowned in Stevens Creek Reservoir will be at Fremont Memorial Chapel with Rev. Charles Woodworth officiating. Iva May Marble 83 will be entombed at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park after services at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Requiem Mass for Mere gilda A Anaya 90 will be held at Corpus Christi Catholic Church with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward. Multiple relatives named, including spouses, siblings, and grandchildren, across Fremont and nearby communities.
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