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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
1
Coldwell Banker real estate brokers for Fremont Fashion Square confirm plans to expand the mall with a major new department store and office building extension near Cap Two. Officials say the development is in the planning stages with multiple components under consideration.
The Newark School use permit was approved with a condition for 4 feet of Cedar Boulevard street development. Trustees debated delaying the district's appeal to March 28, while city and state policy implications were discussed. Capwell and Magnin Center growth plans emerged with multiple stores and an 8,000 square-foot office building planned near Civic Center and City Hall. The transit of leases includes Safeway, Roos Atkins, Hallmark, Ciffs, and several specialty shops, with Magnin and Capwell branches signaling ongoing commercial expansion.
City traffic counts show Fremont Boulevard reaching about 42 000 vehicles daily in the central business district, nearing the Nimitz Freeway levels. Officials say the rise reflects more local shopping, while engineers warn of congestion and project 40 000 daily by 1990.
Graveside services for Laura E Meigs age 1 who died Tuesday in Palo Alto will be held today at 10 30 am at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward She was born in California daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Meigs of 4045 Mar cia St Fremont She is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis McIntosh of Fremont and Mr and Mrs Doone Meigs of Sans e
Liopd L. Duck of 189 Benedict Drive San Leandro has been recognized for 40 years of service with General Motors. Duck is a member of the Fremont plant's 383-member daywear club and is employed at the Fre mont plant.
Fragmented text from an old Fremont California newspaper page references The Daily Review and circulation details. Mentions Superior Court Order No 114e9s and Alameda county jurisdiction, with subscription rates in cents monthly and yearly figures.
Sacramento dispatch reports Gov Ronald Reagan named two lawyers to municipal court benches. Ed Gar P Taylor a 37 year old Republican deputy district attorney from Santa Clara will serve in the Los Gatos Saratoga Campbell Judicial District. John M Brenner a 50 year old Republican Palo Alto attorney becomes judge in the Palo Alto Mountain View Judicial District.
The South Bay Chinese Club holds its regular meeting at the Fremont Recreation Center tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. Guest speaker Larry Lee will discuss investments.
A piano workshop for teachers and students features Robert W. Dumn of Catholic University in Washington D C. It runs Sunday Feb 4 from 1 40 to 9 30 p m at Hayward Piano and Organ Co 12395 Mission Blvd Hayward and is co sponsored by the Southern Alameda County Branch of the Music Teachers Association of California.
Police arrested Dennis Lee Dieus of Queens Park Court after undercover buys of LSD and methamphetamine in Fremont. A warrant followed surveillance starting Jan 9, with court appearance and immediate arrest during a session. A first sale of marijuana and meth for sixteen dollars occurred at a Fremont bowling alley.
Sacramento report says the California Toll Bridge Authority was asked to reduce bus tolls. Divus was held at Santa Rita. The rehabilitation center project costing $6,000 was noted as part of the toll debate.
County assesses land value on exchange basis, sparking a dispute over a parcel sold to the hospital district. Fremont Industrial area saw appraisals rise 300 to 1100 percent, while plan to computerize 270,000 parcels aims to trim the assessment cycle. Alameda transit seeks toll relief to prevent fare hikes and curb car use amid Bay Bridge traffic. Vincent Thomas Toll Bridge bonds receive bids from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The Optimist Club of Fremont will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m today at the Golden Spike restaurant to view a law enforcement film by the Fremont Police Department The club is also selling raffle tickets for a holiday trip to Hawaii with a 1 donation requested
New Haven Unified School District will begin on site discussions with principals to draft a five year master plan. Superintendent Dr Harold Schoenfeld says the plan will address long term needs, ethnic balance, and facilities with input from a citizens advisory committee and state curriculum considerations. The initiative follows a study by two San Francisco State College professors and aims to separate immediate budget needs from broader long term goals.
The Al Hospital bond proposal faces public resistance over buying more than 5 acres of land for parking. Fremont officials and hospital board members clash over high land costs, with Councilman Gene Rhodes warning against tying the bond to a dubious land purchase. The board weighs appraisals and insists the parking land is essential to a future expanded hospital plant despite political risk.
California state university students and faculty pressed Governor Reagan on capital punishment and marijuana policy. The impromptu meeting in his cabinet room touched on campus policing, legal penalties, and the governor's stance, with Reagan reiterating support for existing laws and openness to discuss easing penalties for marijuana users.
Murphy of Alameda County announces intention to run again for supervisor. He resides at 4385 Entrada Drive Pleasanton with wife Rita and five children. A 1950 graduate of Sir Marys College with a degree in economics and business administration. Filing day for nominating papers is February 26.
Newark industrial district reacts as opponents and supporters tally signatures to form an assessment district for 5,000 feet of street work along Maple, Wells, and Filbert streets. Property owner Steffenson touts plans to ease industrial traffic. Petition aims to reach city council by the next meeting February 8.
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