Rescue by air helps east bay cyclist in Sunol mishap
Safety officers and a helicopter crew rushed to Sunol Regional Wilderness to rescue Donald L. King 25 of Fremont after he toppled 20 feet down an embankment. They loaded him into a helicopter and flew to St Rose Hospital in Hayward, the operation lasting about 25 minutes. King sustained minor injuries and was treated and released.
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SUNOL
Mason
East Bay Regional Park
St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Donald L. King
Fremont Blvd
Remont
Calgary
Randy Parent
Duck Singers
del Valle Regional Park
Livermore
King
East Hay Regional Park
Aging board seeks autonomy in county agency restructure
The Advisory Commission on Aging urges autonomous status, to report directly to the county Board of Supervisors rather than the Social Services Agency. The move follows reorganizations within county agencies prompted by acting director William Dyers, with documentation from the Office on Aging as part of Human Relations and Welfare under Social Services.
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Advisory Commission On Aging
Social Services
Board of Supervisors
Social Services Agency
Ue Restilution
Awing
Memorial High School Registration Continues for All Students
Registration for returning Memorial High School students and incoming freshmen will occur tomorrow and Thursday. Previously reported that only new students would register. sophomores juniors and seniors join tomorrow. Additional sophomores and all freshmen will register Thursday.
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Newark
Memorial High School
Lucie Uistriet
New Garage Door Regulations Take Effect Tomorrow
Fremont officials announce new state rules on overhead garage door hardware. Doors must have a California Department of Housing and Community Development certified design label. Installation or replacement requires a building permit in Fremont.
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Fremont
California
Department of Housing and Community Development
Five Artists Show at Olive Hyde Center
An art exhibit at Olive Hyde Community Center 123 Washington Blvd Fremont features ceramics printing Serigraphs lithographs and woodcuts by Hugh Blunden Fremont John Baker Hayward Glen Yamane San Jose Minna Resnick Palo Alto and Muth McCracken San Lorenzo. The show runs through September 7 and is open Wednesday to Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Fremont
Olive H Lyde
Restore Decency group tests Tahoe beach curbs
At Incline Village Nevada a Restore Decency committee led by Dan Hansen pressed Washoe County sheriffs and other agencies to remove nude bathers from North Tahoe beaches during a rainy August. The effort drew smiles from supporters amid cold weather.
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Incline Village
Nev
Upl
Lake ‘Tahoe
Nevada Committee
Dan Hansen
North Tahoe
Hansen
Washoe
Death notice for Carrie Freitas of Fremont
Carrie Freitas of Fremont died at age 67 on August 25 1975. She was the wife of the late Antone Freitas and mother to Manuel Freitas Rose Duncan Tony John Freitas Alice Finley Violet Jose Mary Lovell and Eleanor Janarelli. She leaves 29 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Services were scheduled for August 27 1975 at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary and St Leonard's Catholic Church with a Mass of Christian Burial at 1 PM. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Rosary was set for August 26 at 7 30 PM at the same chapel. Contact 797-1906 for details.
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Peralta Rivd
Temple Way
St. Leonard's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Chapel OF the Roses
Fremont Chapel OF the Roses
Plan for Newark High School Reorganization
Newark trustees hear plan to split the school into lower and upper divisions with four year counselor tracking for career or higher education. Administrative changes and principals search ongoing as Memorial High School progress and several contracts come up. Trustees meet at 7 00 p m at 5715 Musick Ave.
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Newark
Newark High School
Schvel
Evelyn Kipp
Memorial High School
Musick Ave
California public employee groups fund 1974 campaigns
Sacramento reports reveal nearly 0.8 million in 1974 campaign donations from public employee groups to lawmakers. The United Organization of Taxpayers Inc. released a four column Sacramento Bee ad alleging that public employee money buys favorable laws. Only four lawmakers elected last year avoided donations.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
United Organization of Taxpayers Inc
Los Angeles
Sacramento Bee
Community club editor notes event listings in Fremont area
The article lists August events from the Washington Township Junior Women's Club edited by Pat Brown. It covers Tuesday August 24 with library programs and Daybreak Center counseling, plus Newark Fremont activities at Community Center and City Hall, and Wednesday August 27 with Chamber meetings, yoga, daybreak counseling, Union City mayor hours, and school board items.
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Washington Township
Junie Women’s Club
Pat Brown
Fremont
Jyins Niley Library
Roaldaute
Nivae Vane Dry Velsis
Anid Garmily
Wally Wont
Anau Hatha
Newark Community Center
Cedir
Duplicate Ridge
Gauneil Whaibers
Civic Center Drive
Newark School Board
Aill Pan
Musick Ave
Primis Sdes
Watkins
Goins
Millard McKinney
Chamber of Commerce
Hubhertivitudo
Denna
Cedar
Lvd
Marrrage
Walnut Ave
Xshour Hautting
Union City
City Hall
Whipple Road
Chass Club
Kirement
Conor Wah Paseo
Prostitution in court fight in Oakland and beyond
Alameda County and Oakland court clashes challenge state prostitution law as unconstitutional on its face. Judge Phillips ruled the act of soliciting is vague and may halt arrests statewide. Judge Avakian previously found enforcement discriminatory. DA Tom Condit appeals, with Alameda officials seeking court action to prevent arrests from stopping during appeals. If upheld, soliciting arrests could halt statewide. if not, police may continue enforcing in Oakland and elsewhere.
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State Supreme Court
Depry Dist
Tom Condit
Superior Court
George W. Phillips
Alameda County
District Court of Appeals
Oakland
Spurgeon Avakian
Phillips
Petit
Condit
Aginst
Lakw
Avakian
District Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Jensen
Sumnil
Nukland
New Haven School Leaders Reach 5.6% Pay Pact
New Haven district officials and teacher negotiators announce a 5.6 percent salary and benefits increase for the 1975 76 year. Ratification by 400 teachers and the board is pending after yesterday's disclosure by Supt. Hedden and CEC chair Brian Fogel. The package covers 24 separate agreements including days in calendar year leaves and staffing plus a 0.6 percent health and dental plan cost rise. Leave policy changes grant 10 days sick leave for month hires and six days personal leave per year with limits, while maintaining pupil teacher ratios at 30 to 1.
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New Haven
Thomas Hedden
Brian Fogel
CRC
South County
Hayward
Costa Valley
San Leandro
Mve
Fremont
Newark
Hedden
Fogel
CEC
Sam Health and Dental
Local fair winners announced for rabbit exhibitions
Rick Latham, Cathy Latham, and Kevin Kisus of Newark and Lisa Talley of Union City were awarded for their rabbit exhibitions at the Santa Clara County Fair, earning top honors in the event.
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Rick
Cathy Latham
Kevin Kisus
Newark
Lisa Talley
Union City
Santa Clara County Fair
Motel fire set by arsonist in West Covina
A West Covina Holiday Inn fire on the top floor was reportedly set deliberately. Investigators said the blaze started in a housekeeping storage area, produced heavy smoke and scorched carpeting, forcing guests to flee via emergency exits and window ledges. Nine people were rescued. damages estimated at 100000 dollars.
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West Covina
QPI
Te West Covina Fire Department
West Novina
Danages
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