Newark council orders CDC out of Tri City program
The Newark City Council votes 4 to 0 to pull out of the state financed Tri City drug crisis center program with one member absent. City staff will notify state and county, while volunteers propose a new non profit to address drug problems. Supporters resignations follow amid criticism of the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Baker
Robert Plowright
Lewis
Tri- City
Balentine Chen
Newark
Aplause
CDC
Jerry Baker
Baker
Melinda Scheeler
Ron Waes
Pretont
Pew Organization
Dean Selig
Fremont
Union City
Baker and Cdc Board
Lavis Maselil
Murder Victim Identified In Fremont Shooting Case
Margaret Mary Furnish, 23, of 41539 Denise St Fremont, was identified as the murder victim after beekeepers found a body on rolling hills near Lamberts Road and Interstate 580. She died of multiple gunshot wounds two weeks ago. husband Roald and a friend identified her. The case involves two suspects sought by the San Joaquin County Sheriff and Fremont police note a missing person report was filed. A Requiem Mass is planned at St Alphonsus Liguori in San Leandro with a rosary at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary in Castro Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zunino
Sheriff's Office
Rolling Hills
Mar Lamberts Road
Interstate 580
Jesse A. Meadows
Tracy
Furnish
Zuning
San Joaqin
Fremont
San Joaquin County
Furniss
Zunino
St. Alphonsus Liguori
San Leandro
Chapel of the Valley Mortuary
Lake Chabal Road
Castro Valley
Hornish
John Riley
Taandra
Ma Furnish
Santa Clara
Emily A Hunter
Newark
Janet H. Kuhischke
Catherine H. Hoderick
Hayward
James F. Ingds
Carson City
New
Mary E
Ann C
Theresa M
John ‘M
David J. Riley
San Leandra
Rescuing Parrot Becomes Fremont Fire Mission
Acting Fire Captain Robert Andrade and three firefighters responded to 2634 Jamestown Road at 10 25 am to rescue a parrot perched high in a tree fronting a home. The crew used a blanket and ladder while Mrs Marquez’s daughter kept the cage clean. A neighbor then grabbed the soaked bird as it flew down.
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Fremont
Firmen
Robert ‘Andrade
Ang Marques
Jameztown Road
Marriquez
Buses curb puffing on Interurban routes
The State Public Utilities Commission amended rules to allow smokers in the last four rows of Interurban buses if ventilation and ash trays are provided and the area is posted. The commission noted that banning cigarette smoke is not a sufficient reason to reduce passenger revenue and kept a separate urban service ban.
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San Francisco
UPI
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Fremont board approves salary and benefit package
Fremont Unified School District trustees approved a 4.1 percent cost of living raise for 682 nonteaching employees. The package includes a $3 monthly increase for health insurance and a $7.02 monthly district contribution, contingent on state aid. Nonteaching staff receive 2 additional weeks of vacation after 12 years.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Unin
Norteaching
Joseph Garcia
California School Employes Association
Arthur
Y. Kranawitter
Sistrict
Paul Varacalli
Public Employes Union 390
Varacalli
Kranawiller
Nixon stance on busing blasted by Civil Rights Commission
The U.S. Civil Rights Commission charged that President Nixon's opposition to busing would undermine efforts to desegregate public schools. The seven-member panel also criticized his request to curb use of federal desegregation funds for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
UPI
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Nixon
Congress
Major Tank Battle Hits Syria Jordan Border
A large clash erupted along the Syrian Jordanian frontier as Syria cut ties with its Arab neighbor and banned Jordanian aircraft from Syrian airspace. Damascus reported heavy fighting and claimed several Jordanian army units were destroyed, marking a second severe clash in two days.
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Damascus
Hadio
Syria
Armir
Almed
Dimazouy
Wallace orders bus hall to ignore desegregation ruling
Gov. George Wallace of Alabama invoked his police powers and ordered the Jefferson County Board of Education to assign a high school student to a school nearer her home, denying a test case as President Nixon’s 1968 pledge to oppose busing is discussed, with Wallace resisting federal desegregation steps.
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George Wallace
Alabama
State of
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Fremont arson suspected in $5000 home fire on Columbia St
Police say burglars forced ENTRY through a bedroom window ransacked the house and started a fast burning fire in the master bedroom. Lipstick or paint with the word Move was found on a wall as harassment. About $1000 in valuables were stolen. The 31 year old bus driver Robert A Hille and his wife were away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Columbia St
Robert A. Hille
Hill
Commissioner Cline points to city hall plot and promotions
Mrs. Cline accuses city officials of favoritism after police promotions bypassing the narcotics officer and others close to Police Chief Fabbri. City Manager Driggs and Assistant City Manager Lipsky discuss residency rules for recreation commissioners and potential legal changes.
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Cline
Abe
John ¥. Fabbri
Richard Cox
Fremont council delays police promotion decision
The dispute over police promotions continues as the council delays action to Sept 14. Council members Rhodes and Pimental pressed for more time, noting questions about eligibility and the impact on budgets. City officials said funding exists for salary differentials and for possible civilian additions, but the process remains under review.
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Geoff
Rey Steel
Rhodes
Pimental
Steel
Driggs
Fabbre
Ann Driggs
Brooks elected board chairman of Fremont Bancorporation
Jack Brooks a Temocratic party figure from Fremont has been elected board chairman of Fremont Bancorporation. Morris Hyman Bancorporation chief said the presiding officer role is new. Fremont Bancorporation owns Fremont Bank and Fremont Banc Leasing Co. Brooks also leads Singer Housing Co. in Ban Leandro and has built many homes in Frenxint. He declined to detail other business interests.
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Fremont
Jack Brooks
Fresont Rencorporation
Morris Hyman
Bancorporation
New One
Fremont Bancorporation
Fremont Bank
Fremont Banc Leasing Co
Brooks
Singer Housing Co
Leandro 4S
Opening ceremony and events at Barnaby's Family Inn
The Barnaby's Family Inn at 3350 Stevenson Blvd hosts a grand opening with clowns fireworks and a hot parts contest led by Jon Stromsee and Richard Torres. Entertainment includes Koo-Koo the Klown, The Rejects, the Continals, Jack and His Jills, local groups, and prize drawings by Mayor Wilsim van Doorn and Maid of Fremont Susan Oviatt. Sunday features Miss Fremont Jackie Cowardin and a grand prize drawing.
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Barnaby's Family Inn
Stevenson Blvd
Jon Stromsee
Richard Torres
Parkway Golf Course
Koo-Koo the Klown
Escapee swallows heroin during escape
A San Jose man identified as John Muir escaped from Madera County Jail about 10 days ago. He was found to have swallowed two bags of heroin, which were removed surgically at Valley Medical, and doctors warned the bags could have killed him if they dissolved. He was hospitalized after the incident.
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San Jose
UPI
Dail Estaper
John Muir
the Valley Medicalnes
Muir
Mwir
Madera
Bood
Dhcal Ceacer
Requiem Mass for Lupe Galvin 92 in San Jose
Lupe Galvin 92 dies in a San Jose hospital. A requiem mass will be held at St John Vianny Church at 9:30 a.m. Burial follows at Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery. Native of Mexico, long served Laura Thane Whipple at the Whipple Estate on Overacker Avenue for 26 years. Wife of Daniel Galvan of San Jose. Mother of Gloria Namez of San Jose and Carlos Galvan of Detroit. Grandmother of 10.
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Lupe Galvin
San Jose
Thormon
St. John Vianny Church
Alum Rock Ave
Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery
Mexico
Laura Thane Whipple
Whipple
Overacker “Avenue
Daniel Galvan
Gloria Namez
Carlos Galvan
Detroit
A New Economy Theory At Real Estate Brokers Convention
The report notes Romney speaking at a news conference about the economy and unemployment. He argues that wartime and enterprise policies raised costs and eroded market discipline, while a secretary cites stimulus effects and rising unemployment as affecting competition.
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Atlamta
UPL
Romney
Nixon
Vietnam
Historical park plans pushed at Washington Boulevard site
Commissioners approve a preliminary plan by Meekhead Construction Co to build townhouses on a 127 acre parcel at the northeast corner of Washington Boulevard and Driscoll Road. The plan would dedicate over 5 percent of the area for city use while preserving decayed year old school buildings. Community members expressed concern about preserving versus restoring historic structures as debate over the site continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
At Wesston College of Science and
Inchetry
Meekhead Construction Co
Washington Boulevard
Driscoll Road
Walter Davis
California
Omer
Richard Welibrecht
Dudley Frost
Vollbrecht
James Gratin
Transit worries to be aired in TriCity plan meeting
Concerns from Newark and Union City about the Tri-City transportation plan final recommendations will be discussed at a 3 p.m. meeting of the Tri-City Transportation Board at city hall. Officials questioned the $1.1 million first-year subsidy and the proposal to form a county service district.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
TriCity
Tri-City Transportation Board
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Robert Phouright
Williams
Plowright
Richard Tumlunt
Cout
AC Transit
Tim
Board of Supervisors
Saillowright
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Roger Carer
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Sail
Chine
Gen Driggs
Fabbri
Garth Lipsky
Attormey
Carry Royster
Lipsky
Royster
Plue
Alice
Wlso
Thad
Commission
Irving Williams
Tumlund
Emily
Deleuw, Cather & Co
James Schmidt
BART
General Motors
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