Garbage dump plan opposed by ACWD board
ACWD board voted unanimously to oppose Kaiser project, sending letters to Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board and other agencies. Whitfield authorized up to 25009 to build a reverse filter structure in Alameda Creek to halt leakage under Tobber Fabriciam foundation. Board eyed a possible 7.9 million bond election in June but will delay final decision until next meeting.
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ACWD
Kaiser
Whitfield
Alameda Creek
Freed man charged after Union City rape incident
A 25 year old man released from a state mental hospital was arrested in Union City on a charge of assault with a knife. The victim, an elementary teacher, said the suspect threatened her with a paring knife but fled when a pupil knocked on the classroom door. Ruben Gudino of 31556 Fourth Street was arraigned in municipal court and held in county jail on $10,090 bail.
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Union City
Ruben Gudino
Nixon to visit China with limited agenda
President Nixon outlined a seven day China trip with a joint communique after talks with Mao Tse tung and Chow. He warned against overoptimism, noted a new postwar era begins, and stressed talks ahead over sightseeing as the first priority.
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R. Haldeman
Wind
Hakteman
Nixon
Sémé
China
Peking Party
Hawaii
Guam
Mao Tse-tung
Chow Ma-lai
Peking
Andre Malraux
Nixon orders study on busing and constitutional route
President Nixon said he ordered a study to determine if a constitutional amendment is needed to prevent forced busing for racial balance in public schools. He favors neighborhood schools and opposes busing for balance, noting court decisions and potential constitutional precedence. He will meet with key lawmakers backing amendments to press for floor votes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Nixort
White House
Howard H. Baker
William E. Brack
R-Tenn
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Norman F. Lent
Ranly
Lent
Steed
House Judiciary Committee
House
Jencer Gerald BR. Ford
Senate
Robert Griffin
Youth charged in beating in Fremont
An 18 year old high school student, Neil W. Knappett of 42764 Peachwood St Fremont, arraigned in municipal court on a felony assault charge after beating Matt Kiblinger 34 of 267 Lemonwood St. The attack left Kiblinger with a skull fracture and multiple bruises after a traffic altercation near June Court. Knappett’s co defendant, a 14 year old, was cited to juvenile court and appeared in court on a self surrender accompanied by his mother. He was released without bail and to enter plea.
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Premont
Muunicipal
Grea Sodily Hiar
Neil W. Kriappert
Peachwood
Fremont
Matt Kiblinger
Lemonwood St
Kiblinger
Attac
Knappett
Shortage of pupils cited to back building freeze
In Fremont North Centerville faces school crowding while mature areas show empty classrooms. district backs a housing pause to obtain state funds for new schools. portable buildings and increased busing proposed to handle projected growth into 1973-74.
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Fremont
Centerville
Thomson Avenue
North Centerville
Supt
Phil
Ip Brazi
Lile
Rousseau housing plan sparks Newark council debate
Newark city council meeting bogged down for nearly a day over a proposal for 198 condominiums at Birch Street and Central Avenue. The plan, revised after hearings, was previously rejected by the planning commission last month amid strong opposition from Mowry West residents.
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Newark — City Counciimen
Oliver Russeau
Birch Street
Central Avenue
Russeau
Mowry West
FUSD urges city to delay housing plan for students
Assistant Superintendent Philip Brazil urged delaying additional housing construction in North Centerville. He said the district can handle current growth but plans to move students to Cabrillo and Norris schools from Patterson, Oliveira, and others. Brazil called for study on future capacity and when more students could be absorbed.
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North Centerville
Brag
Patterson
Cabrillo
Norris
Oliveira Schwool
Brazil
Eusing
Vallejo
FUSD
Braail
Cabula
Oliveira
Centerville
Dture
BART Grants 75 Percent Fare Discount for Seniors and Youth
In Oakland the BART Board approved a 75 percent fare discount for seniors and children under 12, a compromise between staff’s 50 percent cut and a proposal for free rides for the elderly. The decision was made Thursday by the Board of Directors.
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Oakland
UPI
Sen Nior
Bay Area
BART
Herrera seeks plan delay in Patterson Ranch case
Fremont Planning Commissioner Joh Herrera asked for a one week delay to review Patterson Ranch home building plans. He cited a conflict of interest controversy tied to a Singer Housing arrangement offering free rent to United Auto Workers Local 134 members. City Attorney Sprague said no conflict. time was set for general directions rather than a decision.
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Fremont
Joh Herrera
Singer Housing Company
Patterson Ranch
Herrera
Hough
Aben Sprague
Singer
United Auto Workers Union
Commission
Dixney Frest
Henry Herlufeil
Two Hayward catering truck women charged in dope case
Police arrested Bally Ann Michaels 35 and Patricia Loig Brown 29 after finding speed pills in a catering truck. Michaels faced two counts of selling dangerous drugs and one of selling him. Brown was charged with possession and released without bail after arraignment. Michaels remained held on $10,000 bail.
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Newark
Hayward
Bally Ann Michaels
Bossom Way
Miss Michaels
Patricia Loig Brown
Miss Brown
Ruschin Drive
Newark Boulevard
Jeanne Towland
Planning panel begins Singer housing debates
City planners delay Singer plan to study northern plain growth impact. Kaiser-Aetna project expands capacity by eight units, triggering required reductions elsewhere. Newark Boulevard design and Union City development prompt reconsideration of general plan bounds and park locations near Coyote Hills. Shoreline Freeway parts may be eliminated, risking major traffic changes.
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Kaiser-Aetna
Northern Plain
Ene
Newark Boulevard
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Utility rate hike suspension shocks public, Nixon weighs tax plan
Washington reports the Price Commission suspended rate increases by private utilities after wide complaints, with 40 percent about utility hikes and 55 percent about illegal rents. The move covers several hundred companies but excludes publicly owned utilities or rates already in effect. President Nixon notes no tax increase this year while studying a value added tax to replace local property taxes for schools.
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Washington
UPI
C. Jackson Crayson
Nixon
Means While
Old Fashioned Love Story Sands a Train Honeymoon
Fremont tale recalls Julia Sink and Andrew Sinka secretly wed forty nine years ago. Her father forced a Hungarian match and jailed them at the station until police cleared them. The grand daughter, Carol Hopping, described plans for their anniversary and Andrew’s enduring romance.
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Fremont
Julia Sink
Andrew Sinku
Piper
Chicago
Hungary
Andrew Sinka
Cait Julia
Districting Proposal Delayed by Legal Opinion in Fremont
The California Attorney General and city attorney agree the districting proposal cannot take effect in April even if approved this month. A two page opinion delivered to Fremont city hall questions the measure’s validity and says no opinion will be issued before the special election. The letter quotes Eveile Younger noting the office does not issue opinions on matters pending before the legislature or electorate.
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Fremont
California
Eveile Younger
Younger
Sprague
Masure
Attorney General's Office
Little Miss Fremont and Valentine Pageants Tonight
The fifth annual Little Miss Fremont and Little Miss Valentine contests start at 7:30 p.m. in the Boys Club gymnasium with judges Por Marcks Vi Martin and Nyra Allen. Fremont’s Jackie McDaniel hosts with Miss California Jeannie Pindel assisting. J and J Dance Studio provides interludes and winners receive Fremont Powers and Gifts trophies and a free month at the studio. Tickets cost $1. Contestants include Tammy Lucchino Layna Mueller Janet Walls Belinda Arias Andrea Murray Lynelle Jagor Amber Engall Kimberly Sutton Penny Elwood Christine Mangan and twenty younger contestants listed by name.
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Fremont
Gymna Sium
Por Marcks
California
Vi Martin
Nyra Allen
Jackie McDaniel
Ceremones
Jeanine Pindel
Tilt
Vatenline
Bodily wins round in restaurant possession fight
Bodily wins a round as Alameda County Superior Court Judge Sparrow strikes 16 defense filings in the unlawful detainer case against the Fremont International Kitchen. The action seeks restitution of the restaurant and $35,000 in back rent from the Von Querner family corporation.
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Whemont
Dan Bodily
International Kitchen
Tom Sherrod
Bodily
Alameda County Superior Court
John P. Sparrow
Fred Avera
Aveta
Von
Fraund
Avera
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