Newark District approves bond and state loan measures
Newark Uni fed School District trustees approved resolutions to place an 8.5 million bond issue and a 5.5 million state loan on the ballot for November 30. Officials say funds will build Reholl facilities over four years amid projected enrollment growth, with state aid offering the least costly path to new schools and bond debt limited to 1 percent of assessed valuation. Superintendent Donald Thomas noted that project lists are not yet public and may change as homebuilding trends shift.
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Newark
Evelyn Kipp
Donald Thomas
Nader Raiders challenge Reagan over Leslie Salt tax shelter
Nader's Raiders accuse Reagan of promoting Leslie Salt's Williamson Act tax shelter delaying open space preservation. The report notes a large drop in assessed value for Leslie's ponds and cites Bay Plan and local policy debates on open space contracts and county assessments.
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Nader
Raiders
Reagan
Leslie
Leslie's
Onn Figuires
Bcdc Executivn
Alvin H. Baum Jr
Baum
BCDC
Baur
BOM Statt
Lagarmore
Coumty Assessor
McCarthy
Revised dog control plan fails to gain support
A proposed county wide dog control service district with a special tax levy failed to win support from member cities at a joint powers meeting. Newark favored staying with the Alameda County Animal Control Service under the current contract, while Fremont and Hayward leaned toward further study. several cities preferred continuing the existing arrangement.
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Hayward
Newark
T Hot
Fremont
Alameda County Animal Control Service
Newark Cy
Richard Tutnlund
Elftes
Iskaput
Turnlund
Union City
San Leandro
Piedmont
Pleasanter
Emeryville
Dave Breninger
Joe
Alameda County
Turnland
Fremont GI Forum Returns to Old Home
Fremont's American GI Forum may move back into the Fremont Veterans' Building after the county board of supervisors unanimously accepted Supervisor John D. Murphy's solution. The forum must pay overdue rent and follow building rules, amid past eviction and accusations of communist ties by the Veterans' Building commission. Murphy noted forum representation on the commission may come later.
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American GI Forum
Fremont Veterans
He County Board of Supervisors
John D. Murphy
Fremont
Forum
Veterans’ Building Commission
Thomas Sherrod
Union City
Tovis M. Cortez
Sherrod
Murphy
Building Commission
American Legion
Fleet Reserve
State to spray Oswego County to curb encephalitis threat
Albany New York The state health department has ordered aerial spraying over 12 000 acres in Oswego County to prevent an outbreak of eastern equine encephalitis a disease deadly to horses and other animals officials said the operation is set for Tuesday and aims to reduce mosquito populations carrying the virus.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
State Health Department
Oswego County
Need for controls after freeze urged by business leader
The article reports Lt mn and Treasury Secretary Connally signaling support for continuing inflation controls after a 90 day freeze. Stans says executives favor some form of ongoing measures while acknowledging business losses during the freeze. Labor leaders oppose big business gains at workers' expense.
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Lt Mn
U.S
Treasury
John B. Connally
Te Mew Council
Stans
Demsera Ho
Commerce
Tim
Fremont approves tax hike amid service district talk
The Fremont council approved a tax increase as it considers forming a countywide service district. Officials cited stalled negotiations with the county and concerns about cost and adequacy of present contracts. Critics warned that current terms are too costly and incomplete.
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Driggs Lold
Newark plans stalled on 198 unit condo project
Newark planning commissioners heard two hours of pro and con testimony over the Rousseau Industries Corporation proposed 198 unit condo development at Birch Street and CerRal Avenue. Residents opposed the density citing traffic, riverfront, schools, sewage and water capacity concerns amid a petition signed by 429 residents.
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Newark
Mowry West
Newark Planning
Pier Rousseau Industries Corporation
Birch Street
Cerral Avenue
Manent U
Deaf mute boy victim of theft near Fremont
An 18 year old deaf mute boy, living at 270 Road, had his glasses snatched by three horsemen near Elizabeth, Fremont. The rider trio rode away after bending down and grabbing the glasses, carrying the prescription lenses, with witnesses noting they had been seen near Central Park and the boat dock before. Police Officer Jerry Houston said the incident occurred yesterday near the lake and railroad tracks as the boy rode toward Zaril.
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Fremont
Boke Elizabeth
Jerry Houston
270 Road
Randy
Central Park
Supreme Court review sought in obscenity case
Fremont man Paul Chapman 35 former operator of Reader Book Store aims to petition the U S Supreme Court after denials of rough hearings in Alameda County Superior Court and Fremont Municipal Court preparations indicate a writ petition could be filed this year or next. The case centers on alleged obscene literature and challenges to state obscenity laws under the First Amendment.
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Fremont
Supreme Court
Yealirby
Paul Chaptian
Reader Bookshore
Mission San Jose
Alsrede County Superior Courts
Holly. Wood Abtorrey
David M. Brown
Ole the Argus
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Brown
Chapman
Coun
Fremont Board weighs savings from busing cut plan
Fremont Unified School District trustees meet at Herder Junior High at 7 30 pm to review a proposal cutting bus service distances to save about 17507 in three attendance areas by expanding walking limits for different grades. The session also covers high school staffing and a potential IBM 960 computer lease with Ohlone College to replace the ENC machine.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Rhambens
Herder Junior High
Chapel Way
Shrosuh
Associae
Tom Maloney
Maloney
Distriet
Alayna
Centerville High School
Ohlone College Bay
Peninsula
Rirm
Charles ‘Bentley
Beazley
Deerat
Niles School
Aid hike for schools proposed by state legislature
A proposed aid increase for schools is under review in the State Legislature. The measure AB 1M is introduced by Assemblyman Leroy Greene of the Newark Community College District. The proposal seeks to boost funding and support for educational programs pending legislative action.
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Asmblyman
Leroy Greene
mont-Newark
Huw
Axsemblyn
Fremont Chamber to report on charity solicitation ordinance
The Fremont chamber of commerce announced its business and retail affairs committee will present to the board an early report on a proposed city ordinance to regulate charitable solicitations. The measure would require a permit for charity drives and is backed by local merchants and businesses.
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Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Or
Chamber
Corporate boss dies in apparent self-inflicted shooting
Beverly Hills police say Nertis J. Goldman, 38, former president of Recrion Corp, apparently killed himself with a 1 caliber pistol in his bedroom Monday night after resigning last month. He had been reportedly low in spirits for months.
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Beverly Hills
UPI
Nertis J. Goldman
Recrion Corp
Goldman
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