Singer Housing Plan Proposes Multi City Fremont Newark Project
A large scale housing scheme on the 140-acre Patterson Ranch in Fremont and Newark, submitted by Singer Housing Co, features 2414 housing units and 54 acres of parklands. Senior planner Phil Jones noted the schematic map delivered to city planners this week lacks a clear boundary between sections of the proposed development.
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Singer Housing Co
Fremont
Newark
Patterson Ranch
Newark Wins Control of Help Number in CDC Dispute
A conflict between the Community Drug Council and the City of Newark over the HELP telephone number ends with Newark retaining 792-HELP while Fremont calls are redirected to 792-7000 for a month. CDC Director John Baker and Newark officials reached an agreement, amid claims of mayoral and company influence.
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Community Drug Council
City of
Newark
CDE
Ronald McCutcheon
Local Pacific Telephone Co
CDC
John Baker
Walter
Dean Selig
McCutcheon
Baker
Gity
HELP
Harry Lewis
Lewis
Sax
Newal
Chief against bar s after hours license in Fremont
Fremont Police Chief John V. Fabbri urged denial of an after hours dance license for Viking Lounge at 3575 Peralta Blvd. A three member review panel weighed the appeal after Littie Richards Center Square Centerville holds the only current post closing license. Harvey s Countryside Inns at 395 Mawry Ave faces court action for operating after hours while seeking their own permit.
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Fremont
John V. Fabbri
Viking Lounge
Peralta Blvd
Countryside Inns
Mawry Ave
Harvey's
Gene
Barbara Booras
Tei Rozoles
Yio
Labor offers labor input in post freeze planning with Meany
Washington reports a conciliatory move as Labor Secretary Hodgson met AFL-CIO leader George Meany to promise labor a voice in Phase II after Nixon's wage price freeze. UAW president Woodcock signaled cautious cooperation despite union opposition while trade and retail data showed continued economic strain.
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Washington
James D. ‘Hodgson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hodgson
Nixon
Labor Federation
Hodson
Organized Labor
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Meany
UAW
United States
Labor Department
Labor
J. Usery
Aflacio
J. Hodgson
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Water board approves new budget in Alameda County
The Alameda County Water District Board of Directors approved a 54 million final budget with a five cent tax increase based on a 409 million assessed valuation. The plan raises about 12 thousand dollars above estimates and funds include 1.4 million for salaries and 3.5 million for distribution. A 100 dollar water meter hookup charge decision was postponed to September 23 amid protests from developers and associations.
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Whitfield
Newark City Council Meeting Delayed by Bomb Threat
A bomb threat forced Newark City Council to suspend a half hour, with about 20 people asked to evacuate as police searched City Hall. Mayor Hank Lewis said the threat came at 9:45 p.m. and police continued checks after the meeting, with a reconvened session and possible further evacuation if needed. The delay interrupted plans to fund the Thornton Avenue district revitalization and engineering fees for a $290000 project. Brice Walker, a property owner, urged careful cost handling.
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Niswark
Newark
Hank Lewis
Bilding
William Morrison
Richard Turnkind
Lewis
Thornton Avenue
Brice Walker
Weather forecast for fair days with mild temps
The outlook calls for fair weather through tomorrow with night and morning low clouds. Expect little temperature change with daytime highs in the 70s to low 80s and a tonight low in the 50s. Winds will be westerly at 10 to 20 mph.
Newark Voters to Elect School Board Member Tuesday
Newark voters will choose a new school board member from among four candidates on Tuesday. The race appears on page 19 with details on the contenders and polling locations.
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Newark
California lawmakers face fund influence from land interests
A multisection Nader report charges 80 percent of California state senators and 50 percent of representatives take money from land interests. Gov Reagan reportedly received around 70 percent of campaign funds from land interests. State Fair officials decide to close the exposition early after violent clashes between youths and police. Navy prepares two experimental oil skimmers as 200 Marines and sailors patrol a tar-stained coast from San Clemente to Oceanside.
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California
Nader
Power and Land
Ronald Rea
Sacramento
Navy
Nixon
San Clemente
Oceanside
Naval Station
San Diego
Resignation of Defense Dept Civil Rights Chief Shocks Pentagon
Frank W. Render II resigns as the Defense Department’s chief civil rights official amid disagreements on approach to racial problems in the military. He says he submitted his resignation on demand and will clear out his office. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard is promoted to rear admiral, becoming America’s first space pilot with stars. Navy Secretary John H. Chafee pins the insignia in a Pentagon ceremony.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Render
Alan B. Shephard
Armerica
U.S. Navy
Astronaut Office
Shepard
America
Navy
John H. Chafee
Hanoi accuses U S of electoral farce in South Vietnam
North Vietnam charges the United States with an electoral farce in South Vietnam and postpones next week's peace talks for Hanoi's national holiday. Hanoi's top negotiator Xuan Thuy says the White House and U S Embassy in Saigon have exposed the plot to public opinion.
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United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
U. S
Saigon
Xuan Thuy
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