Fremont planners approve low cost housing yardstick
Fremont planners endorsed measures to provide more low cost housing by approving a new residential density policy and an interim housing element of the general plan. The Northgate subdivision plan on 95 acres between Decoto Road and the Nimitz Freeway will include 959 total units with about 26 percent slated as low cost, as the commission weighs how density bonuses and amenities affect housing accessibility.
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al Redd
Association of Fremont
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Ruth Willett
Commission
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Mayors oppose jetport site as planners hear ideas
Mayors from Fremont Newark Milpitas and San Jose weigh jetport options amid opposition. They question how many passengers a proposed San Jose jetport could serve and argue for keeping the airport away from other communities despite estimates from San Jose Airport Manager James Nissen.
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James Nissen
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Alviso-Milpitas
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GOP group backs deputies amid broad concerns over indictments
A San Jose area GOP bloc defends deputies as indictions draw bipartisan opposition. Critics say the federal case relies on a one sided presentation and target demonstrators who damaged property. Supporters urge discipline within the sheriff and urge a broader party stance against the indictments.
Fremont minister named to Alpha Chi Honor Society
Euwin G. Collier, pastor at Warm Springs Baptist Church in Fremont, will be inducted into Alpha Chi, a national honor scholarship society, during California Baptist College Founders Day and Homecoming. Eligibility requires being in the upper 10 percent of the class.
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Euwin G. Collier
Alpha Chi
California Baptist Allege
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Warm Springs
Deputies Fight For Immediate Pay Rule Change
Deputies pressed for swift passage of an amendment and urged emergency status to avoid a one week delay. An unnamed deputy faced imminent tenure and possible arraignment, with the rule then delaying his case duration and keeping him on probation through the charges. George Dickinson of the Alameda County Employees Association argued against urgency, noting Meyers Milias Brown Act requires one week’s notice.
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Israeli jets sink mine ship off Red Sea base
Israeli jets sank a 700 tonne Egyptian minelayer off Hurghada in the Red Sea after a Tunisian attack that Cairo said struck two Israeli ships. Israeli strikes continued on Suez Canal positions for seven hours and deep into Egypt, as Egypt claimed the ship Al Minya was hit and crew rescued.
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Smith named Ohlone College student body president
Ghione student proxy Steve Smith, a 2 year business administration major, won the Ohlone College student body presidency with 192 votes after ballots were tabulated. Ken Turner withdrew after last week's election, which the Internal Affairs Commissioner Marian Wonds invalidated due to excessive polling area electioneering.
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Ohlone College
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Youth center permit debated amid drugs concerns and plan
The commission discussed approving a youth center permit to provide a safe crisis location for children and arrange referrals to medical and psychiatric services. A counselor, already vetted by police and medical staff, would run a hot line and oversee operations, with funding and staff still to be secured.
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Chase ends in arrest of youth
A 17 year old San Jose youth Salvador J. Palisso was booked on reckless driving and evading arrest after a high speed chase through Fremont and Newark to shield his half brother Mitchell J. Hazen from arrest. Hazen was cited for incorrigibility and runaway while two other youths were cited for truancy.
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Iowa House Bill Targets Moonlight Surfing Ban
A bill introduced in the Iowa house would ban moonlight surfing in the state. The measure also mentions water skiing and other similar activity. Sponsors did not specify timing or locations for any allowed surfing in Iowa, described as a handlocked state.
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Rondeau Plans Reservoir Project and Review Path
Rondeau outlines a drainage under the reservoir lining to keep surrounding ground less saturated. Jenmeer's rezoning and subdivision request awaits city council approval. The planning commission will review the reservoir as a public facility at a later date.
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Burglary Hit on Dale Hardware in Fremont
Fremont police investigated a safe burglary at Dale Hardware at 128 Center Square. Items missing totaled over $3,000 in cash checks and credit card receipts with $409 in cash and change unconfirmed at last report. No forced entry found though back door was unlocked.
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Wilds Files for Fremont City Council Seat
Urban E Wilds of 43603 Montrose Ave filed papers to run, becoming the seventh candidate in Fremont council race. He is chief operator of the Poster City sewage treatment plant and has 14 years in Fremont after moving from Oregon where he led Riddle and Sutherlin sewage systems. He cites a need for knowledgeable city function candidates and says Fremont has the greatest future in the state.
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Navy to Cease Pollution and Upgrade Sewage Systems
Navy funding and policy debate center on reducing pollution at Mare Island and on ships. Federal funding is seen as inadequate, with options including on board treatment or shore side pumping, and costs estimated around 200 million for new pipes or vessel upgrades. A trial on USS Fiske cut oxygen-demanding waste by over 65 percent, signaling progress toward coordinated federal and base pollution abatement efforts.
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