Bank of America Buys Fremont School Bonds
Bank of America with Merrill Lynch and others buys Fremont district bonds worth 7.75 million linked to a 22 percent election approval on Oct 10 1987. The move keeps the district eligible for state aided construction loans and expands funding for new and expanded schools including Centerville North Centerville and nearby campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Fremont
Fremont United Schooly
Alus — Park
Bank O America
Merrill Lynch, Pete, Fenner and Smith Incorporated
Shearson, Hammel & Co
Newark Zoning Bid Eyes 100-Acre Shopping Center
Preparations for a large Newark shopping center zoning application unfold near Mowry Avenue and Nimitz Bank area. Developers plan a 100 acre Planned Unit Development with two to three major department stores, a mall, and 40 to 110 smaller shops. Officials discuss street improvements and potential tenant moves as bonds and financing details surface.
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Regal
Mowry Avenue
Nimitz
Newark
Irwin Blitt
Kansas City
Neil Rogers
Sun Valley Center
Concord Center
Nout Ny
Ala
Meda County
Wirm
Atentions
Tel
Ir Tha Naet
Citizens Utilities Rate Hike Plan Under Review
PU investigators study possible rate increase and purchase of Citizens Utilities by Water District. Engineering firm from San Mateo County to conduct a $6,400 feasibility study, with costs tied to delivery timing and contract details. Directors seek early unit delivery while awaiting study outcome and cost estimates.
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Commission
District Directo
Ute
Wils Hic
San Mateo County
Dehs Jannes
Wintlekh
Chesateal Engineering
Separations Corp
Firnre
Citizens Utilities
Whitfield
Dis
Riet
Sandards
Piveen
Morris Humanity
Willihe Orginal
Sey and Hamm
Whitfielderation
Federal Aud 290 Acre Fremont Park Gets 500000 Boost
City council faces doubt over purchasing the full 52 acre Fremont Park as land prices push toward 25 000 per acre. A 500 000 ceiling was set from the 2 1 million bond for land with condemnation proceedings authorized to fix a solid price.
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Fremont Park
Consusworth
Ray Cladaraves
City Corporation Yard
Scouts Take Over Newark Government
Newark officials and city staff, led by a scout takeover, discuss police training funding and land acquisition grants. Firefighters save a Warm Springs wife after a near fatal incident, while city leaders like Greg Ballard and Robby Kohlman oversee an unusual day in city hall.
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Greg Ballard
Robby Kohlman
Tom Ballard
Kenneth Emanuel
Battalion
Guy Anderson
Daily Review prints general circulation notice in California
The Arcus published by The Daily Review under ord of the Superior Court of California states general circulation qualifications for Alameda. It notes post office entry and second class matter status under the March 3 act. Publication details include monthly billing and annual subscription price.
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the Daily Review
Jack Moorhead
Ordar Mordidoet
Superior Court
State of California
Alameda
Jane
Fremont
California
Caltornis
Obituaries for Anna Bezley and Claude Jones
Services for Anna Bella Bezley 82 died in Hayward Tuesday held at 3 p.m. in Hayward widow of Henry Besley mother of Gordon and James Bezley grandmother of four great grandmother of six native of Canada spent 27 years in this county most recently of Union City at 2512 Barkley Ave burial at Lone Tree Cemetery Pratt Flier Mortuary 104 C St Hayward. Services for Claude J Jones 38 who died Tuesday in Antioch held at 10 a.m. in Hayward husband of Ethel Jones father of Gloria Young Claudia Bill and Bob Jones grandfather of one father in law of Corky Young native of Oklahoma chief inspector at Vulcan Foundries Oakland bishop Fred Schouten of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints to conduct services at Chapel of the Chimes 132992 Mission Blvd Hayward visitation until 9 p.m. today at Pratt Flier Mortuary 104 C St Hayward.
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Canada
Barkley Ave
Union City
Pratt-Flier
C St
Hayward
Lone Tree Cemetery
Claude J. Jones
Antioch
Ethel Duanila Jones
Gramarcy Ave
Gloria J. Young
Claudia
Bill
Bob Jones
Corky Young
Oklahomas
Vulcan Foundries
Oakland
Fred Schouten
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mission Blvd
Pratt-Fliert Mortuary
Near Khe Sanh Marines Repel Charging Reds
The article reports continued heavy combat around Khe Sanh as Marines and allied forces wage fierce fighting in Saigon Cholon and Hue. It notes 9 339 allied wounded including 4 117 Americans, reinforcements for Hue, and Viet Cong control of the citadel walls amid ongoing clashes in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
Cholon
Hue
Mekong
Atl
Khe 1 Sanh
Dien Bien Phu
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Cholot
Mekong Delta
U.S
Chlorine Gas Chase Shocks Antioch and Saigon Battle
Chlorine gas leak from a ruptured plant pipe sent a cloud into Cholon and Saigon areas as fighting raged near Hue and Mekong towns. In Antioch, hundreds fled while three workers were hospitalized after inhaling fumes. Officials said vents and evacuations limited exposure, with thousands displaced in Saigon and nearby suburbs amid heavy artillery and street clashes.
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Antioch
UPI
Cholon
Wil
Monk
Bur
Thich Tri Quang
Imperial
Saigon
West
Imperial Westia
Chemical Co
Ed Cavalli
Nagoda
George Petko
Nist
Cheler Crown Zellerbach
Fremont and Newark incumbents seek re election in April race
Fremont and Newark council incumbents keep options open as filing nears. John Spann picked up papers in Newark and plans to file early next week. Gent Rhodes and Frank Calhoun join list in Fremont. Union City shows no race change with incumbent Williams filing status pending.
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John Spann
Newark
Gent Rhodes
Fremont
Frank Calhoun
Subway
Union City
Spann
Margaret Montgomery
Marily Saac
Willian Wilson
David Latham
Calhoun
Harold Caladiera
Ellis Baker
David Osstrom
Robert Plowright
Ernest Silva
Richard Emerald
Ered Harrell
Anne
Candy" Marshall
Ken ‘Koster
George Kincaid
Dan Lopes
Isaac Robelez
Don Miller
Irving Williams
Manuel “Shorty” Garcia
Bernie Moales
Newark council debates Newark Days sponsorship policy
Seventeen of twenty three Newark council members attended the meeting as they discuss continuing sponsorship of Newark Days and the chamber manager George Days. The mayor asks City Manager Bruce Altman to contact local business leaders about heading a new group to manage the event amid Chamber of Commerce conflict with Fremont’s Pathfinder Days. Pathfinder Days set for Sept 19 22 while Newark Days had been slated for Sept 22, with board members urging date independence from Pathfinder.
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Newark
George Days
Ing
Rom
City Mer
Bruce Altman
Walt Thompson
Nework Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Fisher
Newark Man Sentenced for Raping Fremont Teen
Phillip G. Rivera, 19, of Newark, convicted on a felony rape charge involving a Fremont girl, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge George Phillips to 60 days in county jail and three years probation after testimony of the assault following a carnival pickup last April. Angie Curtis, 37, of Fremont, a field worker and babysitter, was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for marijuana possession before Judge Redmond C. Staats.
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Phillip G. Rivera
Jonathan Drive
Newark
Fremont
Rivera
George Phillips
Angie Curtis
Hayward
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Thornton Juenior High School
Corwin Bouin Aid
Heynolds Elementariial Porters
Thirs v. Durham
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Schootesion Valley
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Big Newark Shop Center
Fremont Unified School
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Clude
Norman Hale
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Tote Pee Pene
Citizens Utilities Plan
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California Commission
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William Morrison
Jim Baker
Warm Springs
Hee Home
Gary Brown
Ed ‘Bauchou
Betty Bettencourt
Warm Springs Blvd
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Washington Hospital
Shiremen Sai
Bettencourt M
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Anna Bezley
Claude Jones
Anna Bella Bezley
Henry Besley
Gordon
James Bezley
Beryl King
Cecil Bezley
Arizona
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Counteilman
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Newark Chamber
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