Fremont council candidates discuss crime housing and zones
City candidates respond to residents on policing youth crime and housing. Don Dillon touts ABAG ties and youth drug efforts, while Basil Laameska is absent. Thea Mosser proposes citizen review groups and more Walnut House use, and Orhan Wilds calls for keeping prepared slums out of Fremont amid welfare fears.
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Fremont
Don Dillon
Paseo Patre Parkway
Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
Alameda County
Dillon
Walnut House
Fremont Anti-Drug Education Committee
Basil J. Lamaeska
Regents Park Lane
Thea Délle Mosser
Blacow
Road
Council
Jack Pinsenfel
Granville Drive
Pimentel
Orhan Wilds
Montrose Ave
Wilds
Sutherlin
Ore
Roseburg
Ohlone College
Firm opens Fremont branch to tackle projects
The firm unveiled plans to expand in Fremont led by chamber manager Stan Lay and James Pudenna. Anchor work centers on the Fudenna development with future contracts across Eureka to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. Current projects include high density housing in San Francisco and Santa Clara County, a 20 story library resources center for San Jose State, and a civic auditorium for Redding.
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Stan Laycork
James Pudenna
Fremont
City
Jon van Bourg
Fudenna
Credi
San Francisco
Santa Clara County
Boise-Cascade
Redding
San Jose State College
Alameda County Administration Courts
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Alameda County
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Rowe
Anti drug plan for council to form task forces
A staff report outlines an anti drug program to create a community drug council with business civic government and youth representation. Nine task force groups will operate under a board of directors overseeing education research finances membership recreation public relations counseling and a crisis center.
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Driggs
Niles
Obituary notices for multiple Fremont area residents
Obituaries for Sister M. Osamna Weber age 8 died Sunday in Mission San Jose with Mass at 9 am at Dominican Sisters Chapel. Interment at Sisters Cemetery. She was German native, at mission four years, survived by Sister Julian Weber and siblings in Germany. Also Rafael Elizarre age 88 died in Fremont with Requiem Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary tonight. He was Puerto Rican, husband of the late Juanita Elizarre, grandfather and great grandfather to numerous relatives in Hayward Oakland and Fremont. Ruth H. Skeels age 55 died yesterday in Palo Alto with funeral at Fremont Memorial Chapel. She was Colorado native, 15-year resident, widow of John Skeels, mother and grandmother to several local residents.
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Mission Blvd
Fremont
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Mission
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O.P
Los Angeles
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Rafael Elizarre
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Ihc
Peralta Blvd
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church
Holy Sepelchre
Hayward
Puert Rico
Union City
Sociedad Internacional de Beneficias Mulos
Juanita Elizarre
Joseph Ruperto
Ashland
Gubert Ruperto
Daniel Elizarre
John Martinez
Newark
Sam Elizarre
Oakland
John Elizarre, Jr
Lucy Cortez
Lilian Beagle
Juanita Simmons
Thelma Maldonado
Juanita Perce
Livermore
Ruth H. Skeels
Palo Alto
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Karl B. Olson
Fremont Congregational Church
Colorado
John H. Skees
Constance Hartwig
Jacquiine Nadine Ballo
Bath
Niles Man Enters Race In Longstanding Quarries Dispute
A Niles man, Bellini, announces his entry into the race amid city-led friction with local quarry operators. He notes 20 years in construction, 22 years as a Niles butcher, and 24 years as a volunteer firefighter. Born in Italy, he moved to San Francisco as a child and settled in Niles in 1905.
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Niles
Taly
San Francisco
Court date set for men charged in dope sale case
Two men were arraigned in municipal court on heroin sales and narcotics charges. Antonio Hinojoza, 48, of Union City, faced prior counts from September and December, with superior court actions postponed to Thursday and municipal court to continue tomorrow for pleas on two counts of selling heroin.
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Hinojoza
7Th St
Union City
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Herain
Jan
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12Th St
Yiguerra
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Albany SL
Hayward
Medard Flores
Overacker Drive
Ismael ‘Lopes
6Th St
Ponce
Flores
Lopez
Janice M. McCarthy
Beechwood Ave
Richard 8. Clover
Trout Ave
Christopher J. McIntyre
Stephen M. Chilcote
Faulkner Drive
Roy G. Pucci
Chileate
Oil spill threatens Gulf shores
A Greek tanker that dumped about 6,010 gallons of crude into Tampa Bay sent a slick toward St. Petersburg and a mile of beaches. Florida seeks $92 million in damages from the ship’s operator Humble Oil, while authorities urge accountability. Cleanup crews and volunteers expeditiously tend to oiled birds and shorelines as legal actions unfold.
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UPI
Tampa Bay
Gulf of Mexico
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Audubon Society
Rabid Skunk Shot Near Hidden Valley Area
Alameda County officials report a rabid skunk shot on Anford Lane near Hidden Valley recreation area last Wednesday. District chief Gerald Winn and sanitarian George Young found the animal, shot it with a rancher supplied rifle, and sent it to a lab for rabies testing. Vaccination for dogs in the area is being urged as rabies remains endemic.
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Winn
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Anford Lane
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Alameda County
Plea on teacher dismissal dropped by Fremont district
Fremont Unified School District has abandoned its appeal of a Court of Appeals ruling upholding the dismissal of James C. Ward, a Walters Junior High teacher. Ward, dismissed May 15, 1987, will be contacted about employment. district cites mounting costs and the unlikelihood of Supreme Court reversal.
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First District Court of Appeals
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Walters Junior High
Arthur J. Kranawitter
Kranawitter
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
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Daniel R. Shoemaker
James R. Agee
Ward
Alamaeda County
Robert Keeninger
William J. Bolt
IC trustees to meet today at Fremont breakfast
A regular 7 a.m. breakfast of the Ohlone College bond committee at the Golden Spike Restaurant in Fremont will be followed by an 8 p.m. adjourned meeting of the Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees. The sole agenda item is changing the April 14 ballot designations from Propositions 1 and 2 to Propositions A and B.
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Ohlone College
Golden Spike
Fremont Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
Fremont-Newark Junior College
Bay Area Forecast With Rain and Wind Warnings
Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area call for showers likely at times Tuesday through Wednesday with a mixed forecast into Thursday. Small craft advisories continue along the coast from Point Sur northward with southwest winds 15 to 30 mph and higher gusts. Northern and Central California expect rain at times through Wednesday, with mountain snow above 3,000 to 6,000 feet.
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Southwest
Coarce
California
Central California
Coast Point Sur
Smog free locomotion day slated at Kennedy High
Kennedy High School students in Fremont plan a smog free locomotion day. They will walk or bike to school with talks by Dr. Holger Rasmussen and Ecology Action, plus films and a drama on pollution. Aluminum trays will be collected for recycling.
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Kennedy High School
Washington High School
Whiere
Holger Rasmussen
Ecology Action
Berkeley
Stephen Sharkey
James Logan High School
Pacific States Steel
Union City
The
Humanities Forum
Newark High School
Kennedy
Sharkey
Sandy Price
Marty Maciel
Robb Marshall
U.S
Union City council approves public drinking and gunfire ordinances
Union City approves in principle a public drinking ordinance and a firearm discharge ban within 500 yards of city dwellings. Police Chief Ronald Lindgren proposed both to fill gaps in current laws and will have city attorney draft proper language. He cites many complaints from merchants about promiscuous drinking and aims to empower officers to curb it.
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Union City
Ronald Lindgren
Lindgren
Manslaughter charge dropped against Curtis Turk Jr
Curtis Turk Jr 21 of Hayward pleaded no contest to a reduced misdemeanor drunk driving charge after vehicular manslaughter was dropped in municipal court. Judge Roy G Purei scheduled March 9 for probation report and sentence following a Nimitz Freeway crash that killed Eulalio Corbera of Newark.
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Curtis Turk, Jr
Amador St. Hayward
Roy G. Purei
Turk
Nimitz
Dan
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