Hayakawa Orders Early Shutdown For S F State
San Francisco State College will close a week early for holidays to avert a threatened invasion by vacationing students. The campus will recess Saturday and resume January 6. Hayakawa reports the semester will extend one week, spring term starts and ends later, while workers and dissidents frame the move as victory in a six week dispute. Police made three arrests as protests continued on the San Francisco campus and at City College nearby.
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Angry at Council Decision Over Lake Tahoe Development
Local engineers and business leaders denounce the Fremont council for selecting a firm linked to principal property owner Ward Cramer, amid claims of conflict of interest and bypassed recommendations. Andre Pestana withdrew. Creegan and Angelo were rejected, prompting plans to seek support at the Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors meeting.
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Budget Vote Secret Funding For Alameda County Agencies
The SACEOA budget approval lists allocations for multiple groups in the Livermore Pleasanton and South County areas. Key line items include Valley Communities Economic Opportunities Agency 70419 to finance a community organization and service center. Foren social station 95920 for health and transportation services. Spanish Speaking Organiza from 5385 to provide low income housing. United Lating law Justice 7800 to organize school pressure groups. Youth Manpower 2448 to aid low income students. Programs include senior citizen services 60240 summer youth 34721 start preschool 312000 full year plus 314000 summer, legal assistance in South County 240777 and family planning 35000 with on the job training funds.
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Daily Review publication notice for Alameda circulation
The Arcus published by The Daily Review shows a general circulation determination by Order No 34854 of the Superior Court of California Alameda County dated June 1 1561. It lists Fremont California post office, address line and circulation rate with Audit Bureau membership and newspaper masthead details.
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Area Man Hurt In Track Wreck
A 39 year old Hayward man, James N. Young of 1135 Thiel Road, was injured last night when a pickup truck veered off Industrial Parkway in Union City and into a ditch. He is listed in fair condition at Washington Hospital with multiple head and face injuries. Linton City police said the northbound truck left the road after the driver failed to negotiate a curve. the vehicle sustained minor damage.
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Groundbreaking for 75000-square-foot Zeigler plant in Union City
Groundbreaking yesterday for a 75000 square foot steel distribution plant of Zeigler Steel Service Corp of Los Angeles in Union City. Walter Kalthoff, Manuel Garcia, Herbert Zeigler, and John Geoghegan wielded shovels. The plant, to be finished in March, will employ 35 people and serve Northern California, located at Pacific and Western Avenues in the Western Pacific Industrial Park.
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De Gaulle to Let Vote on Major French Changes
Paris reports De Gaulle plans a national referendum on major regime changes amid student unrest and open protests. Premier Mau hints at restructuring while tensions at the University of Paris Nanterre and other campuses heighten calls for reform and stability ahead of a possible spring vote.
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Judge Ups Price Exceeding Land Value For Station
A court decision fixed land at 1.76 per square foot for a BART station parcel owned by Los Angeles developer Charles Getchell’s Fremont Meadows. Hospital officials claim the buyout was a hollow victory as bond issues for the hospital were defeated and further road costs to build the station loom. Directors defended the purchase noting appraisers varied but weighed facts carefully. Workers at Henans Gar factory plan to revoke old contracts at year start, while national politics in France stirs constitutional reform talk and senate changes under Couve de Murville and de Gaulle.
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Newark Council approves 492000 district for Baine Avenue paving
The Newark City Council approved a 492254 assessment district to finance Baine Avenue paving from Filbert Street to Maple, extending to Wells, with total project cost originally estimated at 495443. The vote raised city funds by 46000 for the extension and center lanes while a San Leandro contractor was awarded the bid.
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Northern California Storm Brings Heavy Rain and High Winds
A Pacific storm off the coast drenched Northern California with rain and strong winds reaching 44 knots at Alameda Naval Air Station. Rain extended from Crescent City to Ukiah with pockets of heavy totals as forecasts warned of gusty southerly winds 35 to 45 knots from Point Arena to Point Sur and gale warnings north to the Oregon border. Snow showers were forecast in the mountains through Sunday, with travel advisories in effect.
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Christmas Star Tales at Fremont Planetarium Show
The Hopkins Junior High planetarium hosts Skyshow Christmas Star Tales each Tuesday in December with extra showings on December 21 and 22. The program, led by Bill Archer, explores astronomical and biblical explanations of the Christmas star and questions if it was a star, comet, wave, or planetary conjunction. Admission is 40 cents for adults and 24 cents for children. Located at 500 Driscail Road.
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Designer Paid $2000 in Newark City settlement
The case of architect William Duquette versus the City of Newarks was settled out of court for two thousand dollars. The Newark City Council approved the settlement during a video hearing in Franco Municipal Court amid a four thousand four hundred dollar suit over Newark City Hall construction changes.
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PTA Formed To Address City Debt At Decoto School Union City
A new Parent-Teacher Association formed at Decoto School in Union City aims to press the city over funds they allege are owed for contractor work. The first general meeting is planned, with attendees urged to contact PTA chairwoman and mayoral aids for details.
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