Agencies Seek Solution to Alameda Creek Pollution
Agencies across San Francisco and Alameda County detail a pollution crisis at Alameda Creek. The San Francisco Water Department owns most creek land and admits limited power to police leases. A health survey seeks a cleanup, noting substandard camps and trailers along the waterway and urging action within weeks.
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Property Management Bureau
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Police Unit To File Suit Against City Continues
The police association seeks payment for 30 minute briefing and training periods added to shifts since 1967. City manager Ben Driggs says admin remedies exhausted. matter now headed to court after council action. Retroactive overtime denied. negotiations continue with budget changes to include on duty time portions.
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Restral
Poliee Association
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Civil Service Board
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Hinehao
Long-Time Fremont Banker Carl Christensen Dies
Carl M Christensen longtime Fremont banker and Irvington leader died at 74 in a Fremont convalescent home after 26 years at a local bank. He served as Irvington volunteer fire commissioner and later directed the Irvington Chamber of Commerce. He retired in 1960 from the Alameda County Bank branch that became United California Bank. Survivors include his widow Florence. sisters Esther Millard and Catherine Wright. nephew Steve Calhoun and Shirley Calhoun. Services at Irvington United Presbyterian Church with burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery. Contributions to the church building fund are preferred.
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Fremont
Carl M. Christensen
Tryington
Iprington
Irvington Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County Bank
Irvington
United California
Florence Christensen
Brelmont
Esther M. Millard
Cathearine D. Wright
San Jose
Steve Calhoun
Irvington United Presbyterian Church
Chapel Way
Doh Paxton
Theodore Alam
Irvington Memorial
Irvington United Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Hospital Expansion Cost Debate Shapes Ballot Issue
A clash over hospital expansion costs dominates local ballot deliberations. Officials discuss sewer, water, and park impacts, while residents urge safeguards against water contamination and oppose new construction near Creek and Canyon areas. Public agencies will enforce codes to curb unsafe dumping and protect waterways as residents petition against permits.
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Alameda
Sunal Country Club
Wiles Canyon
Pleasanton Seveyiton
Iaul
Piersonal Park
South Bay
ACWD
Saylor
Shire Division of Housing
Winn
New Manager Named At Fremont Branch
Fernandez, former Fremont branch manager, named head of First Western's $4X million international activity for Northern California. Based at Northern headquarters in San Francisco, he joined First Western in 1956 and has held several Bay Area posts including Fremont, Niles, and other offices. He resides in Fremont with wife Shirley and their children.
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San Francisco
Water Department
Wayne
Old C. Liltleton
Canyon Road
Methtare
Tor J. Pernandez
Littleton
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Boy Scouts
Salinas
Yvonne
Fremont
Fernandez
First Western
Montgomery St
Bay Area
Niles
San Jose State College
Shirley
Union City to Set 1969 70 Tax Rate Tonight
A special Union City council meeting is called for tonight at 7 p.m. in city hall chambers at 154 Whipple Road to set the 1969 70 tax rate by Sept 1 deadline. Other agenda items from last Monday’s canceled meeting will be taken up at a following meeting Tuesday.
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City Hall
Whipple Road
Trustees Award Work Contract For Silva School
Newark Unified School District trustees awarded Red Feather Construction Co. a 20559 contract to remodel and reconstruct M. D. Silva Intermediate School to widen Newark Boulevard to four lanes. Demolition of the arts and crafts area and reconstruction of a teachers conference room are planned with work starting next Tuesday over about three months. Financed by the city under a district contract.
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Newark Unified School
Red Feather Construction Co
Llayward
M. D. Silva
Newark Boulevard
Daily Review Notices From California Court Docket
A 1961 California Superior Court notice details matters of publication and communications directed to 122 Conference Square Fremont California 94536. It lists subscription rates and contact details including a Daily and Sunday edition schedule.
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Confer Square
Fremont
California
Fremont Planners Mull $60 Million Development Near City Hall
Fremont planners consider the Fadenna family’s preliminary plan for an $80 million four phase project near city hall. The proposal envisions an 18 hole golf course with eventual multi‑million dollar apartments, town houses, and commercial space over 15 to 20 years. Planning staff note density too high and suggest relocating some commercial areas, converting others to offices, and removing two service stations. Baker to push in principle approval with stipulations on density and denial of the commercial complex at Fremont and Stevenson. An appeal on a zoning variance for four Orangewood units is also on the agenda along with reviews of other residential and use permit items.
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Fadenna
City Hall
Paseo Padre Parkway
Stevenson Boulevard
David Baker
Stevenson
Kiyoshi Natari
Orangewood Drive
Donald L. Bock
Orangewood
Baker
Commission
Genel
Smith
Police Chief Heads For Oklahoma As Robbery Suspect Is Arrested
UNION CITY police chief Ron Liddgmant left for Oklahoma City after learning the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation had arrested one of two men linked to the July 21 armed robbery of Lou's Lounge. John Ray English, 31, was taken into custody in Tahlequah on a warrant charging armed robbery. Victim Martin J. Green identified the suspect with crucial details. Green, struck with a rubber-coated lead pipe, chased the vehicle and recorded the license number. Police continue to seek the second assailant.
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Ron Liddgmant
Jere Bashinski
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation
Johnny Ray English
Tahlequah
Vicetim
Martin J. Green
Hayward
Mission Hird
Green
Palice
Jnokting
Nalbery
Great Doorbell Caper Complaints Still Filtering In To Police
Fremont police received ongoing complaints from residents after yesterday's doorbell theft spree. Two boys ages 10 and 11 stole numerous doorbells near Lerwick and Sulley Streets while neighborhood youths watched. A witness turned over several bells. the boys offered no explanation and were placed in their parents’ custody.
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Great Doorbell
Fremont
Lerwick
Sulley
Churchill Continuation High School Principal Quits
Newark district trustees decided Tuesday night to replace Churchill Continuation High School principal Nicholas Parks who resigned to enter private business. Lyle M. Kingery will assume interim principal duties until a new principal is chosen.
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Nicholas Parks
Churchill Continuation High School
Lyle M. Kingery
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