Plan unveiled for 70 million Fremont development venture
Palm Beach company Walter Kassuba Realty Co. will present a 107 acre Central Business District project tonight to Fremont planning commission. The plan includes 1900 apartment units plus offices motor hotel and convention center with street improvements and rezoning requests. Neighbors object to nearby California Nursery site as rezoning of 10.4 acre 869 Perate Bhd property to garden apartments is considered. Fremont Glen Feichtmeir, operator of a West Warren auto wrecking yard, is noted.
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Public airing on Foothill Freeway route through Decoto District
Staff report upcoming Planning Commission session examines proposed Foothill Freeway alignment through Decoto with city option still possible. Ruling route could require razing about nine homes and triggers local protest by Mexican American groups and a lawsuit by the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund seeking rerouting.
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Fremont plans panel to hear RB Industries showroom bid
RB Industries chairman Joseph Sinay lauds Fremont zoning as he seeks a use permit for a decorator showroom at 34 Mowry Avenue between Stata and Hastings. The planning commission will consider the application tonight amid city environmental standards praise.
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Daily Review of Fremont Publication Notice
Public notice for a Fremont California publication with a bureau of circulation, contact address at 18 Center Square, Fremont. Details reference publishing schedule, subscription rates, and mail distribution from Sunday through Saturday.
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Kaiser expands recycling to 23 counties in California
Kaiser Aluminum announces expansion of its can recycling program from the San Francisco Bay Area to 23 Central and Northern California counties and 26 new cities including Bakersfield, Crescent City, Reno, and Santa Rosa. Cans are paid 10 cents per pound to collection agencies via Coors and Anheuser-Busch distributors.
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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
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San Francisco Bay Area
Bakersfield
Crescent City
Coors Brewing Company
Anheuser-Busch Distributors
Bee aide on job despite injury
Tom Konovaloff, named administrative aide to State Assemblyman Carlos Bee, works in Sacramento with a broken left foot and cast to knee. He commutes daily from Pleasanton while seeking a Sacramento residence after injuring his foot house hunting last week, two bones broken and ankle twisted.
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Tom
Konovaloff
Carlos Bee
Water brought to San Fernando after quake strikes
Nine tanker trucks provided water to about 17,000 residents of San Fernando after wells were damaged by the earthquake. City officials said full repairs would take about two days. Residents could bring a one gallon container for basic water, while 200 portable toilets were also moved into the city.
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UPI
Year round plan study unit formed by New Haven Unified
A citizens staff committee to study feasibility of a year round 45 15 plan was approved by New Haven Unified School District trustees. About 50 groups were proposed for representation, with 10 percent to be community volunteers. The panel includes seven staff, one high school student, and four community members.
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Residents receive short passes for evacuated area south of Van Norman Dam
Los Angeles police issued one and a half hour passes to residents of the evacuated zone south of the Van Norman dam so they could tend emergencies at home. Entry required proof of emergency with reasons including feeding pets and obtaining money. One woman cited needing antipregnancy pills.
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Los Angeles
UPI
van Norman Dam
Union City Health Committee Sets Tonight Meeting
A new Union City Health Committee will meet at 7 30 p m in the Decoio School library 610 GS to explore needs for permanent health facilities and address transportation barriers to services. Officers include Ben Torres chair Mary Rodriguez vice chair Sue Boyle secretary and Maria Vizcarta treasurer. The group invites interested residents to attend.
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Union City Health Committee
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Mary Rodriguez
Sue Boyle
Maria Vizcarta
Crusade Allocates Funds to Fremont Boys' Club for 1971
The United Bay Area Crusade Board allocates 13,900 to the Fremont Boys' Club, about half of its expected 27,000 from the crusade. Laurence Bolling, budget chair, cites improved programs and minority representation as bases for funding. Fremont Unified School District teacher organizations to discuss attributes of a good school board member at a Fremont Community Center meeting.
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Fremont Boys’ Club
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