Second candidate files for Fremont City Council seat
Urban Wilds, chief of operations at Foster City sewage plant, is the second to file papers for Fremont City Council. He cites public works knowledge as a key issue and calls for district-based council representation, with a February 19 deadline for filings.
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Alameda County road plan under pilot priority formula
Engineers subcommittee of the Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee tentatively approves a priority-setting formula for road projects. Data on traffic capacity fatalities and injuries will drive service metrics, with administration factors like community benefits and coordination included. The yardstick, devised by an ad hoc committee chaired by James McCarty, involves public works leaders from Oakland Fremont and Livermore.
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Larry Milnes
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Livernore
Benefits Expanded Blue Cross 65 Plan With No Cost Increase
Blue Cross/65, Medicare’s companion plan, now offers significantly expanded benefits to cover higher deductibles and gaps as of January 1, 1970. It costs just $4.00 per month, payable quarterly, and is open year round for new members who apply before age 65 or within 90 days after. After 90 days past 65, enrollment is limited from now through February 25, 1970. Don’t miss out.
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Supervisors Set Agenda Amid Protests And Proposals
A crowded meeting of the Alameda County board of supervisors will address the federal grand jury indictment of 12 deputy sheriffs, a proposed county alcoholism program, welfare fraud, and remarks by Altamont promoter Dick Carter. The board plans to issue a letter to President Nixon.
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Bay Area Board Reviews Welfare, Detox Plans in 1981 agenda
The Alameda County board weighs Bay Area Social Planning Council detox centers in Oakland and South County, reviews a Justice Department critique of welfare fraud in California, and considers an Altamont raceway permit dispute tied to a Dec rock concert. Board members also discuss a Peoples Park civil rights context and a letter from Altamont owner Dick Carter urging openness to youth voices.
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