Ecological concerns cited in Fremont marina site study
A 1965 engineer summary assesses four potential sites around the Coyote Hills area noting marshland and wildlife value. Site 2 and Site 4 show moderate importance for birds while Site 3 is least important. none have final marina plans. The report highlights ecological roles of marshes, salt ponds, and tidal flats and calls for coordinated, broader planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk Island
Ote Hills
State Fish and Game Department
Coyote Hills
Hills
Corps
Lammi
East Bay Regional Park District
Coyote Hills Park
Park District
Alameda hearing delayed on 2100 boarding home grants injunction
The Alameda County Superior Court延期 hearing on a CA Association of Resident Care Homes injunction to stop 25 dollar monthly cuts for about 2100 frail welfare recipients. County Counsel and a cross complaint against California welfare officials seek to protect county funding and ensure state support continues for the boarding home program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Association of Resident Care Homes
Alameda County
Richard Moore
State Department of Social Welfare
State Association
Hrayr Terzian
Tetzian
Blast destroys plant as 24 killed and 60 injured
Security guard at the main gate describes a huge explosion that created a mushroom cloud and an atomic like fireball. Fire and rescue crews combed rubble while rain fell and families gathered near the gate. company officials offered no information and restricted access to reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Her- Ting
Vietnam
Fremont police information policy committee formed
A five member committee appointed by Mayor Gene Rhodes will review how police activities are disclosed to the public and press. They will hear from officers and city officials, interview police and newspaper representatives, and report findings and recommendations to the council by April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Don Driggs
Wiliam van Door
Rhodes
Det
Citiet Clan
al Sepeeboaina A
Pee Media
Police Department
Thomas Harris
Yosh Fujiwara
Frank Haggerty
Westbrook Pelerwn
Richard A. Wood Harris
iHaréis
John V. Fabbri
Hayward
Sutnyvale
Walnut Creek
San Leandro
San Francisco
Horse tax rejected in Fremont
Fremont recreation commission rejected a $5 per horse head tax as impractical for funding an equestrian trails system. They favored voluntary contributions and support from equestrian groups, and approved investigating a temporary gymkhana facility at Mission San Jose Park and a four mile city trail plan with funding for warning signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Recreation Commission
Mission San Jose Park
Warm Springs
Alice Cline
Cline
Bill Bentham
Restraining Order Aims to Halt Medi Cal Patient Transfers
Alameda County Superior Court extended a temporary restraining order with modifications to block nursing homes from transferring Medi Cal patients from county hospitals. The order allows limited discharges under specified conditions while the state and nursing home groups seek an amicable settlement by March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County Superior Court
Ater
Hoter
Sis Ot Te Bat Bay Nurs Homes Association
Fairmont Hospital
Ees
Kroninger
Nursing Home Industry Coordinating Council
Robert Munghy
Robert J. Gerst
Sacramento
Coordinating Council
Murphy
Hospital Board Tightens Travel Rules and Approves Reno Trip
The district hospital board imposes prior board approval for all out of state travel by administrators and staff. Directors and employees require operations committee approval for travel vouchers. The board plans a district funded trip to Reno to hear Melvin Belli on malpractice law and approves Barbara Kearney's Las Vegas conference attendance. A 60 day extension is granted to finish the 49 bed Whitaker Pavilion amid weather and utility delays with an expected occupancy April 3. New district controller Dan E. Warner, ex Sacramento Foods, starts at 16000 annually from a pool of 175 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Melvin Belli
Association of Western Hospitals
Barbara Kearney
Las Vegas
Association of
Operating Room Supervisors
Kearney
Washington
Whitaker
C. A. Gossett and Son
Pg&e
Warren
Dan E. Warner
Sacramento Foods
Borden Foods
Thornton plan for revival gains cautious support
City staff compile costs for a Thorton revival district from Olive to Elm with extensions to Sycamore and Rich. Twenty eight property owners and the city would fund underground utilities missing curbs gutters sidewalks lighting landscaping and an ornate Portuguese Mediterranean facade upgrade for area buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnlund
Thorton
Olive
Elm Streets
Sycamore Street
Rich Avenue
Egypt extends Middle East ceasefire to March 5
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat plans to inform parliament that the ceasefire will be extended to March 5 if Israel signals readiness to withdraw from territories captured in the 1967 war. The move hinges on a U.N. Security Council resolution and Israel's withdrawal commitment.
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Washington
UPI
Egypt
Middle East
Anwar Sadet
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Sedatale
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Trip
Roger Garcia
Campbell
Garcia
London
England
Impe
Rial Cancer Research Fund
Robert Garcia
Roger
Lisa Congden
Fremont Marina
Phillip Lammi
The
Worps
Moore
Police
Caroline Turner
Harris
On & AY
Oakland
San Jose
San Bruno
Newark
Seattul
Showers
San Francisco Fair
Milwaukee
Kchansas
Sity
Anta
North Pacific Coast
Great Lakes Region
mid-Atlantic
Atates
Amt
Gerst
Robert Myers
East Bay ‘Nursing Homes Association
James ©. Malcolm
Fairmont
Thornton
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