Union City considers joining on air study near Alviso
Union City councilmen will discuss joining Fremont and Newark to study air pollution and mis effects before authorizing a San Jose airport site near Alviso. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in city hall chambers at 1154 Whipple Road. A tentative master plan for a 1 acre community center on Decote Road will be presented.
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Alviso
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Park leaders review policies tonight in Newark city halls
Newark Recreation and Park Commission will review community policies at 8 pm in city council chambers 33101 Newark Blvd Newark. Recreation Director Melvin Nunes says the six month policy review will guide center use fees rules and priorities and a barous review is planned. A report on the Ash Street Center recreation program for 3 to 5 year olds ballet for K-6 and ESL classes via Newark Unified School District is also on the agenda. Call Newark High School at 797 for adult education details. Commissioners will also hear a plan allowing bands to practice at the center.
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New Ash Street Center
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Fremont shoplift suspect nabbed on bike
Police nabbed Michael Dennis O'Shea 29 in Fremont after he stole five women’s coats valued at 487 dollars from Foreman and Clark at Fremont Hub Shopping Center. Detained after deputies chased him on a bicycle, he fled toward Monterey area and was later linked to a stolen car. Two Oakland men helped police identify him.
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Oakland
Foreman and Clark
Fremont Hub
Puides
Michael Dennis O'Shea
Monterey
Richar J. Ueberschaer
Monterey Way
O'Shea
Stote
Mator
Dennis Reit
Jerry W. Brading
Livermore
Neaby
Reit
Brading
Manteey Avenue
Two arrested on drug charges in separate Fremont incidents
Fremont police booked Wayne K Welker 20 of 205 2nd St for being under the influence of narcotics after a resident reported spotting a narcotics kit near a tree on J Street. Den nis J Reinero 25 of Merced was arrested on Durham Road near Fremont Boulevard after traffic stops with 23 white pills 28 red pills and a partially burnt cigarette found in the car.
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Wayne K. Welker
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Fremont
Dennis J. Reinero
Merced
Welker
Niles Boulevard
J Street
Duane Watson
Watson
Reviero
Durham Road
Fremont Boulevard
Stephen Hughes
Hughes
Burglars Loot Fremont Elks Club on Farwell Drive
Police report a burglary at the Fremont Elks Club at 33991 Farwell Drive early yesterday. Between 2 30 a m and 8 a m burglars pried open a sliding patio door and stole about 572 in cash cigarettes food and liquor including 50 in change 9 dollars in cigarettes 114 in change 86 in red coins 93 from a jukebox drawer 73 in food and two cases of bourbon.
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Woodstove sought for Indians on Alcatraz Island
San Lorenzo High School students in Fremont collected provisions for Indians on Alcatraz Island and are seeking an old fashioned wood cooking stove. Counselor Emmet Oliver asks donors to contact him at the school or his home with any leads to locate a stove.
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San Lorenzo High School
Alcatraz Island
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San Laurenzo High
Alcatraz
Edly
San Lorenzo Unified School District
Oliver
San Jose market blaze injures two firemen
A three alarm fire at Purity Market in San Jose injured two firefighters with minor injuries. The blaze caused estimated damage between 200000 and 900000 dollars, following another major fire at a restaurant earlier the same day and a second spectacular fire in five hours.
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Bay Area Forecast Shows Patchy Fog Then Sunny Afternoons
The forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area calls for low overcast with patchy fog at night and mornings and mostly sunny afternoons through Tuesday, with little temperature change. Lows Monday night in the 40s, highs 55 to 65, light west winds. Northern and Central California remain fair through Tuesday with cloudiness limited to extreme north and possible showers near Cape Mendocino. Night and morning marine and interior fog persist in coastal and valley areas with minimal temperature variation.
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U S troops clash with Communists near Saigon
U S troops killed 19 Communists near Saigon with helicopter gunships while 13 more died to the south in another strike. Four Americans were wounded 60 miles northwest as fighting with about 30 Communists continued.
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Phuac Binh
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Pfe
William Duffey
Orlando
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School leaders push collective bargaining in education reform
San Francisco school superintendent Robert E. Jenkins urged districts to adopt collective bargaining with teachers as a remedy to chaotic curricula. He called for revamping the Winton Act and procedures to mirror federal labor law while classifying a professional bargaining unit and banning strikes. Inglewood’s Jerry Fine opposed negotiating with teachers, insisting boards must only meet and confer.
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Robert E. Jenkins
Jenkins
Association
California Association of School Administrators
Altamont Death and Chaos Surround Free Concert
Witnesses couldn't identify Hunter's attackers after a fatal stabbing. Clubbing onstage by motorcycle gang preceded other incidents prompting bands to stop. An unidentified youth drowned near the race track, two Berkeley men were killed when a car ran over them at a roadside campfire, and multiple injuries followed as drivers fled. Volunteer doctors treated hundreds for drug effects as thousands crowds gathered amid traffic jams and naked dancing near the stage. The Rolling Stones wrapped up a chaotic free show after Santana and Jefferson Airplane performed earlier.
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Richard Salov
Mark Feiger
Anther
New York
Sgt
Clifford Williams
Highway Patrol
Rolling Stones
Santana
Stones
Nixon's tree to be cut and moved to Washington
Kent Ohio UPI reports the White House Christmas tree will be cut Monday from an 18 foot con color fir donated by Roy Pierce 60 of Nearby Twins Lakes. Pierce and Gordon L Anderson of Kirtland Ohio will cut the tree Monday and Anderson will transport it to Washington Tuesday Also noting Howard Cowan of Ravenna donated a White House tree in 1987.
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Gordon L. Aner
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Anderson
Howard Cowan
Ravenna
Judge orders return of obscene books in Flint raid
In Flint Michigan UPI reports Federal Judge Stephen J. Rach ordered police to return seized books and magazines from the Salan Adult Book Store. The judge said it may do nothing but fit but the law is the law in a preliminary injunction.
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Flint, Mich
UPI
Salan
Stephen J. Rach
GE strike talks stall as unions call offer insulting
Negotiators for 18 unions striking General Electric flatly rejected a three year contract offer, calling it insulting. The unions then tabled their own plan to end a nationwide strike now in its seventh week. Major issues include cost of living, wage raises, and pensions. John R. Baldwin, GE chief negotiator, said the company was disappointed unions did not reconsider the new proposal.
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Strrke
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