Weather forecast for Bay Area and valleys through Friday
Forecasts for San Francisco Bay Area Sacramento Valley and Nevada clear to fair through Friday. Cooler nights with low Thursday around 40 in Bay Area and 30s to 50s highs in the region. Northerly and westerly winds 5 to 25 mph, locally windy Thursday in places. San Joaquin Valley shows similar cooling with lows 20s to 40s and highs in the 30s.
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Scouts Honored At Top Day Court Sponsorship Honor
From left Glen Godfrey 15 of 37734 Logan Drive Troop 397 Farl McOmber 16 2721 Horner Way Explorer Post 160 and Jay Pimentel 15 2816 Calvin Court Troop 160 are featured in the At The Top day Saints sponsored court of honor event.
Golden State Flood Disaster Hits California Farmers
California agriculture faces an estimated 90.85 million dollars in flood damage from record rain and snowmelt. The state Agriculture Department told House flood control committees that losses in Stanislaus and San Joaquin rivers areas await water recession for full evaluation. They warn Salinas and Monterey counties may see more flooding if storms persist and the Sierra snowpack remains high, threatening Santa Barbara and Ventura counties as well.
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Arcus Published by Daily Review Circulation Details
The notice lists publication by order of the Superior Court in Alameda County California with Fremont as the mailing office. It provides circulation details including a March 3 date and a subscription rate of 10 cents per copy and 1.40 per month, with address 122 Center Square Fremont California and a single phone number.
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Delays Likely In General Plan Area and Strip Commercial
Residents of Cabrillo Park lead opposition to a proposed flood plan area and Dumbarton freeway interchange at Fremont Boulevard. The council and city manager say changes to the general plan can be amended later. Public hearings set for February 18 on Mission Niles and Warm Springs plans amid petitions and controversy.
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Hillside landslides threaten eight Hilltop LA homes
In Hollywood eight hillside homes in Laurel Canyon and nearby areas were threatened by rain induced earth slips. Inspectors warned of danger as fissures up to 15 feet deep widened, prompting evacuations, police lockdowns, and signs barring occupancy. Some houses shifted, with one kitchen and bathroom collapsing into a canyon.
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Critical Hospital Crowding
The board advanced plans for hospital financing and expansion with a study by unnamed research firms and a downhall meeting next month to discuss proposals. Fremont dominates board representation, while Union City and Newark seek more voice in hospital affairs. The board will file a civil suit with the state attorney general against five major drug firms for alleged anti trust violations.
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Planners To Hear Opposition On Cabrillo Park Fight
The Cabrillo Park Citizens Committee led by Gloria Carr and Ray Stond Lanz will present opposition to a free way Interchange and Cabrillo Drive realignment at Fremont Planning Commission. They urge the interchange be located at Paseo Padre Parkway and oppose closing Cabrillo Drive. The commission may also consider allowing Best Properties Inc. to build 900 to 1,080 duplexes on 80 acres near Niles Boulevard and Rock Avenue, staff urging lower density absent a planned unit development.
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Fremont Nurse To Attend Meet
Mrs. Cecelia G. Matheis RN operating room supervisor at Washington Hospital has been chosen as one of five Alameda County delegates to the National Convention of the Association of Operating Room Nurses in Cincinnati Ohio February 22 She resides at 409d Wildwood Park Court Fremont and has ten years at Jerestunigien Hospital The 1969 convention will cover open heart surgery and other advanced surgical techniques.
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Hopefuls Vie for Miss Fremont Title at Pageant
Five contestants vie for Miss Fremont on April 19 at the Fremont Beauty Pageant. From left are Joan Nicholson Anita Gongolis Lauren Lar will Bernardine Costa and Beverly Hobbs. Applicants must register by February 28 at the Fremont Chamber of Commerce.
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Foundation Grants To Kennedy Aide Recipients Revealed
A House subcommittee disclosed Ford Foundation grants totaling 131069.50 to former Kennedy aides for travel and study. Witnesses include Patman and Palman as hearings focus on tax reform and foundation activity. Named recipients include Mankiewicz and Edelman among others with varied grant amounts.
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Former CORE leader joins Nixon administration
Janes Farmer, a prominent civil rights figure who helped mobilize protesters nearly a decade ago, is named assistant secretary for administration in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The 49 year old former national director of CORE becomes one of the highest ranking Black figures in the administration.
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Fremont farmers face possible city license tax
Fremont city councilmen reversed an exemption for farming operations from business license fees and directed staff to study applying the same rates as wholesale businesses. Mayor Steel opposed the exemption. Dillon abstained for conflict concerns. Block urged reconsideration for the new ordinance. Rhodes was absent. van Doorn supported the study.
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Accidents injure eight in Fremont area crashes
Eight people were injured in two Fremont traffic crashes yesterday. In the later wreck at the Decolo Road and Fremont Boulevard intersection, Barbara C. Baker and Virgel Mac Grass were among those treated at Washington Hospital. Officer notes cited drivers Barbara Baker and Virgel Mac Grass for running lights, while three passengers in the Baker vehicle were released after hospital treatment. An earlier crash on Farina Lane and Butana Park Drive injured three, with Roy A. Machado cited for failure to yield and Judy L. Whybra cited for excessive speed.
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Obituary for June Capion in Fremont and Oakland
June A Capion 51 died Monday at her Oakland home. Requiem Mass tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Church of the Holy Ghost Fremont with services from Fremont Memorial Chapel. She was a 51 year Alameda County resident born in California. Survived by daughter Interilla Roblin mother Minnie Monteiro sister Ruth Jurancich and one grandchild. Rosary recitation today at 8 p.m. Fremont Memorial Chapel. Burial Holy Sepulchure Cemetery Hayward.
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Zephyr Fare Hike Approved by Utilities Panel
The State Public Utilities Commission approved a 10 percent fare increase for the Western Pacific California Zephyr service between Fremont Oakland and Salt Lake City. Coach fares rise from 108 to 114 dollars and first class from 434 to 447 dollars, effective after 10 days’ notice post Feb 15.
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