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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
10
Newark planners pressed Oliver Rousseau Industries to redesign a 13.9 acre Mowry West site at Birch Street and Central Avenue to increase housing units from 138 to as many as 146. They seek better open space and a feasible mix, with possible parking adjustments and a later work session to finalize plans.
Fremont recreation commissioners last night proposed 1972 73 in park and recreation spending totaling 4312371. About 24.2 percent would go to parks 90 008 to recreation facilities and 15041 to subsidize community groups. Plans include hiring four park maintenance workers 44900 for two trucks and equipment and 102 percent expansion of the neighborhood center program in Central Park region with community participation.
Rene couple Vincent Ettinghewsem and Kathiem Ettinghewsem, with their 2 year old, filed a Superior Court suit against Alemeds County and its Legal Aid Society seeking 5000 damages and food lodging assistance. They claim state welfare rules were misapplied after their attempt to obtain aid failed.
The budget of 11000 from United Bay Ares was approved after a lively Ames city debate. Directors Marry Balentine Wey described the center operations while Mrs. Buehler urged parental involvement and warned of potential cutbacks if the crisis center faced funding gaps.
City council approved 16 000 dollars from surplus recreation funds for local projects. Plans include a ball field at Centerville Community Park and a neighborhood center camp site at Certrat Park. The measure covers Lake 900 and Warm area improvements and names Lampman as a contractor.
The board shows a split over extending the bolt contract and its confidence in the superintendent. A worrisome rift could affect relations with the superintendent, while two teacher organizations issued a joint statement criticizing the board for not hearing their input.
Fremont's recreation department faced criticism as off city tours draw mixed reactions. Officials say trips to San Francisco and Eastridge Shopping Center attracted youth and seniors but opponents argue the programs lack local focus and proper planning.
Huey P. Newton, cofounder of the Black Panthers, is freed in the 1967 killing of Oakland Officer John Frey after Alameda County Superior Court Judge Willliam Kayes dismisses voluntary manslaughter charges on the motion of District Attorney Lowell Jensen. Jensen cited weak evidence and the likelihood of a deadlocked fourth trial.
Fremont planning commissioners revisit the Irvington Area Plan after council instruction. After three public hearings and merchant owner concerns, the council sent Baker’s report back to the commission. The plan includes a commercial ice donation for the southern quadrant of Fremont Boulevard and designation of the southwest Fremont and Road area for commercial use. The meeting is scheduled to proceed tonight.
An 18-year-old girl driving and a police officer collided at 8 08 pm on Peralta Boulevard near Cherry Street. Officer Ronald Hunt U turned to answer a call and did not see the oncoming sports car. Driver William Van Dever 22 of Hayward was uninjured. Passenger Karen Martines received a minor knee injury and was treated at the hospital.
Reports from New Delhi say the Pakistan commander in Dacca did not answer the 9 am local surrender deadline while India resumes air strikes and artillery fire on the besieged capital. Indian forces push within a mile of Dacca as dawn to dusk actions continue around the city and coastal towns.
Fremont will hire civilians in February to handle public calls for aid and information work in the police department. Three people are to be hired first, selected from an eligibility list. Applicants must meet job requirements, submit forms at City Hall, and pass written and oral exams with a 70.0 score or higher.
Obituary note referencing Tealgrand tiideen and Roses Mortuary on Mt Per alta Blvd. at 6 pm. Renighat appears as part of the service or location context in the fragmentary text.
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