Anti drug abuse directors weigh present future plans
Officials Baker and Selig discussed approaches for the Newark Crisis Center and a proposed three person paid state ER resource center. They cited a federal grant of 89,000 and an $11,090 local grant, with four thousand in recent fees, and outlined future staff stipends and youth job aid programs amid funding uncertainties.
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BART Board Keeps Fremont Fares Steady Despite Small Changes
Fremont BART riders will see no fare break while others gain small reductions. Union City and Hayward riders benefit with cuts to San Francisco and Coliseum trips, Fremont to Oakland stays $1, and Fremont to Hayward unchanged. The new schedule, tied to a delayed line start after a Robi Corp strike, aims to ease senior citizen costs but maintains gaps for Fremont patrons.
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BART
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Robi Corp
Chula Vista
Man Robbed in Hub Parking Lot in Fremont
James E Rodriguez 32 of Caballo Drive told Fremont police he was robbed of 200 dollars and jewelry yesterday at 6 15 p m in a hub parking lot. An unidentified man approached from behind and demanded the items, then fled. Rodriguez said he complied and was shoved into his car.
Councilmen mull new stadium plan decision
Baker defended delaying the project noting it serves the public interest while citing the developer’s right to reasonable property use as the state has not fixed a land acquisition date. Milnes said state officials estimate about a year to lift the injunction.
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City Public Services
Laurence Milnes
Oxnard man held on hatchet assault charge
UPI reports a 24 year old Oxnard resident Alfred C Washington was arrested Monday on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a hatchet attack during a Bakersfield card game. City actions include recreation commission recommendations to abandon a Warm Springs park site costing about 78088 and to explore East Bay Regional Park District land deals in Fremont with a five cent property tax plan. Proposals from SKS Industries to convert a 2 acre golf course at Padre Parkway and Stevenson Boulevard to agricultural preserve were discussed.
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Funds sought to rebuild clinic destroyed in fire
Union City health officials seek funds to rebuild a dental clinic annex destroyed by a Sunday fire. The metal sided module, a 37 by 48 foot structure, housed rooms ready for equipment under a Pacific University program. Fire investigators hint arson, while police report no incendiary evidence.
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Ben Torres
Union City Health Committee
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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California Department of Public Health
Newark
University of the Pacific
Omar aIsing Cocuiting
Tight security for Angela trial in San Jose
UPI reports tighter courtroom security will be in place Monday for the trial of Miss Davis a 27 year old black militant and former UCLA philosophy instructor. San Jose judges signed the order at the Sheriff Department request. Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges from a gunbattle at Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael. The trial is set for January 31 after a venue change moved it from the suburbs south of San Francisco.
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UCLA
Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael
San Francisco
Security Council vetoes three secretary general candidates
United Nations sources report the Security Council rejected three top nominees for secretary general, with six other candidates receiving votes but blocked by a veto from a permanent member. The council will reconvene to continue the nomination process as Burma’s U Thant plans to retire December 31 after two terms.
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Austria
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Finland
Carlos Ortiz de Rozas
Argentina
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General Assembly
Gunnar V. Jarring
Thant
Middle East
Felipe Herrera
Gabriel Valdes
Chile
Shridath Hisaphal
Guyana
Waldheim
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Jakobson
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
India
Bali
Chavez bond issue looms as New Haven meeting rumbles
Tonight at 8 p m in Manuel White School auditorium New Haven district board members convene to discuss the Cesar Chavez High School bond election and possible bids on the project. Superintendent advisory committee members face pressure as a large turnout and police presence guard against potential unrest.
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New Haven School “District Sruntees
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Reagan vetoes bill granting pay hikes and tax measures
President Reagan vetoed a $601 million tax bill and several pay raise measures for state employees, university staff, and high ranking officials. He called the proposed increases a cruel hoax and argued resources do not permit broad salary hikes while citing existing budget constraints and fiscal priorities. He also rejected a $4 million highway patrol pay raise and a 6 percent raise for state forestry personnel, warning against targeting specific groups when overall fiscal resources are insufficient.
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Reagan
State College
University of California Fanta
Mascone
Donald Grumby
H-Watsonville
Kta Division of Forestry
Teenager sworn in as mayor in Newcomerstown
Ron Hooker, a 19 year old Ashland Community College junior, was sworn in as mayor of Newcomerstown Ohio on Monday night. He arrived in a 1925 Model A Ford called Kalle and spoke of hopeful town growth. Hooker said he aims to serve sincerely and fulfill the trust placed in him.
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UPI
Ron Hooker
Ohio
Hooker
Ashland Community College
T. Will Beter
I Monay
Trustees oppose airport plans in Newark school narrative
Trustees oppose an airport plan that would affect Newark area schools through aircraft approaches and departures. Trustee Blwood A Woody Ballard urged adding consideration of hazards from potential conflicts among flights and school operations.
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Newark
Blwood A .Woody" Ballard
Man critically injured in spectacular Alameda Creek crash
Kenneth B. Wilson, 18, from Diamond Drive, lost control on Road 20 near Stoney Brook Canyon, spun, flipped, and plunged 60 feet into Alameda Creek. Witness James Stevenson, 34, dragged Wilson from four feet of water, saved his life, then alerted responders as others helped lift him from the embankment.
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Kenneth B. Wilson
Diamond Drive
Stoney Brook Canyon
Fremont
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James Stevenson
Ardo Court
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Wilton
Ridley Named to Volkswagen Job in Fremont
Ridley of 41881 Apricot Lane is named marketing development manager for Reynolds Johnson Co Pleasanton. Announcement by Willam BE Briggs general sales manager for the regional distributor of Volkswagen Pontiac and Audi vehicles.
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