Recreation commission weighs big projects after subsidy cut
Fremont recreation panel returns to City Hall at 7:30 pm to evaluate projects over 8.9 million dollars following a four hour budget session. The panel cut subsidies to sports groups by 25 percent to about 19 thousand, amid tense exchanges and vocal sports representatives.
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Professors Form Emergency Committee Against Tuition
A coalition of UC Berkeley and Sacramento State professors announced an Emergency Citizens Committee Against Tuition to oppose Reagan backed tuition changes. They warn tuition will bar many taxpayers' children from college and seek political orthodoxy in admissions, with chapters in Sacramento San Diego and San Francisco. Lenore Romney to decide this week on Michigan Senate bid.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
NEW York
Lenore Romney
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Senate
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Fre mont salesman receives 1969 Top Salesman Award
Donald Duncan of Fremont is named a 1969 Top Salesman by Boise Cascade Building Co for sales at Casa Verde Homes in Union City with a $2 million 1969 volume. He lives at 36259 Gibraltar Court with wife Mary Ann and four children. he has been with Boise Cascade two years. Regent delay at UC on tuition funding amid city deficits and park expansion plans in California.
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Arcus Published by The Daily Review records
The Arcus publication by The Daily Review lists court issued general circulation order No 314854 from the Superior Court of California Alameda County. It mentions archival details, publication entry in June, and related communications with Fremani and Beliz, along with an address at 12 Center Square and a phone reference, in a clipped historical notice.
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Bond changes on ballot noted for Fremont Newark district
Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees shifted the April 14 ballot designations from numbers to letters A and B. Proposition A seeks 7.6 million in bonds at 7 percent, replacing the 1968 issue at 5 percent. Proposition B asks 3.5 million in additional bonds due to declining state and federal aid projections for Ohlone College.
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Workshops for OEO staff set at Ohlone College
A Fremont Alameda County series of workshops for OEO staff is co sponsored by OEO and Ohlone College. College credit will be given to participants. Three courses in social problems basic psychology for supervisors and psychology of human relations are held three days a week and conclude March 1.
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Steelworkers endorse bond issue for college on April ballot
United Steel workers of America Local 8967 endorsed the Ohio College bond issue on the April 14 ballot. Sam Arnold Jr. said the endorsement came from the local’s endorsement committee after a Taplin monthly meeting where Ray Bainter, local president, advised of the pledge of support.
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Nobel author Y Agnon dies in Israel at 81
Jerusalem AP reports Nobel literature laureate Y. Agnon died of a heart attack at 81 after a months long hospital stay. He shared the 1966 prize with Nelly Sachs of Sweden. A second Nobel winner, a U S doctor, died in New York on Monday.
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Mission San Jose District planning meeting in Fremont
Fremont Planning Director David Baker will discuss the future of the Mission San Jose District at a Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce meeting at 8 pm today in Stranksys Letter Shop. The gathering will install new officers led by Dr. Robert Fisher as president and James Glenn as vice president, with Robert McIvor as secretary treasurer and a new Board of Directors including Mrs. Robert Saunders Donald Stransky Robert Hall Charles Russell Norman Hale and David Brazil publicity chairman.
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Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce
Stransky
Bryant
Robert Fisher
M.D
James Glenn
Robert McIvor
Robert Saunders
Donald Stransky
Robert Hall
Charles Russell
Norman Hale
David Brazil
Saunders
Melver
Fremont Christian School Book Fair Opens Today
Fremont Christian School on Dusterberry Way and Hansen Avenue hosts a student book fair from today through Friday. Students may browse and buy books daily 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with extended hours 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. The school will receive 4 percent of sales to buy library books, said book fair chairwoman Mrs. Stanley Wise.
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Fremont Christian School
Dusterberry Way
Hansen Avenue
Stanley Wise
Book Fair
Parents Without Partners to form Fremont chapter meeting 8 p.m.
Parents Without Partners plans an organizational meeting today at 8 p.m. in Fremont to form a local chapter for single parents and their children. The session will be at 36345 Bell Gt Apt 107 with Mrs Marlene Souza hosting, and the group invites interested parents to call 797-0379 for more information.
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Ship Uranus 1 Drifts onto Rocks off Inverness
The Panamanian freighter Uranus 1 broke from its anchorage in Wigtown Bay and, swept by gale force winds, ran onto rocks near Inverness, Scotland. The incident occurred Tuesday with no immediate reports of casualties.
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