Newark and Fremont Face Property Tax Hikes Next Year
Newark homeowners could see about 125 increase while Fremont residents may pay 100 more as final local tax rates rise. County board eyed a 10 cent county tax boost with assessed values up 8 percent on average, raising bills across agencies including Fremont-Newark Junior College district and Alameda County Water District.
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Newark
Fremont
New York
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Weather Outlook For Titeaston Fair Days Ahead
Light morning cloud cover will give way to sun as the Titeaston Fair continues. Temperatures will reach the 70s to low 80s both days with nightly lows in the 50s. Westerly winds taper to around 20 mph in the afternoons.
Newark Mayor Denies Using Office To Block Drug Council
Newark mayor Harry Lewis rejects accusation he used his office to influence Pacific Telephone Co. to prevent the Community Drug Council from retaining the telephone number 792 HELP as it departs town. The dispute centers on whether city influence altered telecom allocations.
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Newark
Harry Lewis
Pacific Telephone Co
Community Drug Council
Lockout Touted by Associated General Contractors
Report notes a wage-price freeze causing a lockout withdrawal as of Monday against the Southern California project unless a dispute is settled. A gun allegedly smuggled into a San prison sparked by a tape recorder issue is linked to the Black Panther Party, according to prison officials.
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General
California
San
Imbér
Black Panther Party
Nixon Berlin accord hailed as major step by Nixon
The article reports President Nixon praising a tentative four power agreement granting freer access to Berlin as a significant move toward easing world tensions. Also noted are a Califormia congressman attacking the administration over Vietnam prisoner release and an EMS incident in Chicago where a pianist died during a public tribute to Louis Armstrong. A Camden New Jersey draft board raid leads to indictments.
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Nixon
Berlin
Court actions loom over groups blamed for stranded students
The U.S. Embassy in London reports court action pending against at least one organization blamed for hundreds of American students stranded with worthless air tickets. In Washington, Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky seeks to remove his name from the October 5 presidential ballot, but the court is likely to keep it to provide token opposition to President Nguyen Van Thieu.
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U.S
London
Nguyen Cao Ky
Supreme Court
Nguyen van Thieu
Union City raid nets six arrests including rape suspect
Police surrounded a house at 4156 Hall Ranch Road and arrested six people, including Robert Leon Wasson, 32, of Fremont, charged with rape and kidnapping of a Merced 1 year old girl. Linton shooting linked to Wasson. drugs found in a camper during a second warrant search.
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Union City
Hayward
Hall Ranch Road
Ronald Lindgren
Robert Leon Wasson
Niles Blvd
Fremont
Merced
Wasson
Heming
Lloyd Linton
Hayward Blvd
Lindgren
Lice
Fremont Newark deny land swap over housing project
Fremont and Newark officials denied reports of a city boundary swap tied to Singer's proposed 50 million housing plan on the Patterson property west of the Nimitz Freeway. Boundary changes may be explored for service unification, with Lake Boulevard extended into the development, while leaders debate isolation risks and overall site ownership.
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Fremont
Newark
Singes Housing Company
Patterson
Singer
Jarvis Avenue
Don Driggs
Driggs
Tuwnland
Lake Boulevard
Lake Subdivision
Turland
Storm Doria heads toward New York area
Tropical storm Doria neared the Atlantic coast and aimed at Long Island and New England, with fears of flash flooding in New York and nearby metros and potential 10 inch rainfall. Tornadoes toppled trees in North Carolina and Virginia. no injuries were reported and damages were not yet estimated.
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UPI
Stern Doria
Atlantic
New York
Doria
Long Island
U. S
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Daria
Long
Sland
New England
Joseph Pelliter
Peller
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Nova Scotia
Virgina
New York City
Jersey
Nixon freeze cancels school lunch price hike in Fremont Newark
The five cent lunch price increase planned for Fremont and Newark schools appears canceled by President Nixon’s wage price freeze. Officials say the Office of Emergency Planning tentatively ruled out the increases, which were approved before the freeze began on Aug 14 and would have raised prices across multiple grade levels. If upheld, charges would have risen to 33 cents in most schools and 48 cents at Newark High School, with other levels priced accordingly.
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Newark
Fremont
Nixon
Food Services Department
U.S. Office of Emergency Planning
Newark High School
Niles Flea Market Draws Bay Area Vendors and Visitors
Fremont reports all roads lead to the Niles flea market with an expected turnout exceeding last year’s 40,000. The Niles Merchants Association hosts 350 booths along Main Street, offering antiques, oddities, and food from vendors across the Bay Area, San Diego, and Nevada. A 1900s theme, vintage film showings from 1909 to 1917, a pancake breakfast, and a 1 PM to 6 PM barbecue mark the day with admission 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children.
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Fremont
Niles
Niles Merchants Association
Main Street
Half Mile
Bay Area
San Diego
Nevada
America
Essanay
Niles ‘Boulevard
Nile
Charlie Chaplin
Gloria Swanson
Alkali Ike
Brantha
Billy Anderson
IFCA sues Fremont Bank for $2.5 million fraud claim
The International Funding Corp of America file a $2.5 million suit in Alameda County Superior Court accusing Fremont Bank of conspiracy to defraud. The complaint alleges an $80,717 withdrawal from a Rodmar Hospitals IFCA account by a former officer, with funds used to repay loans, while the written and numeric amounts mismatched.
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Fremont
International Funding Corp. of America
IFCA
Rodmar Hospitals, Inc
Hayward
Fremont Bank
Alameda County Superior Court
Oakland
James L. Hillman
Rodmar
August Mara
TFCA
August
Mara
Raymond Montalvo
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Louis Armstrong
Chicago
Draft Board
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FBI
United States
Pentagon
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